...Melvin Cross; Robert B. Ekelund, Jr. History of Political Economy 12:2 o 1980 by Duke University Press A. T. Hadley on monopoly theory and railway regulation: an American contribution...

... Mercantilism as a rent-seeking society: economic regulation in historical per- spective. By Robert B. Ekelund, Jr., and Robert D. Tollison. College Station, Texas: Texas A & M University Press, 1981.Pp. 169. $17.50. This is a study of economic history rather than of the history of economic...

... regulation—eliminating price and entry controls across a range of industries—but its ability to act was limited. After 1975 the I/O group increasingly focused on social regulation—rules meant to improve health, environmental, or safety conditions—and pushed for cost-benefit/cost-effectiveness analysis...

...Kenneth Button This article is concerned with the foresights that Alfred Kahn had when he led the deregulation of the US passenger airline industry, and in particular with the role the ideas in his Economics of Regulation played in his actions. Kahn was a reluctant deregulator of the US interstate...

...Nicola Giocoli The controversy over railroad rates regulation was a fundamental component of the jurisprudential trajectory that culminated in Lochner v. New York (1905) and the so-called laissez-faire era of U.S. constitutional law. Constitutional protection of property required that regulation...

... , and Ronald Woods 1990 . Milton Friedman: Critical Assessment , 4 vols. London: Routledge. Economic Law and Economic Growth: Antitrust, Regulation, and the American Growth System. By George E. Garvey and Gerald J. Garvey. New York, West- port, and London: Greenwood Press, 1990. xv, 168 pp...

...K. Wicksell Duke University Press 2001 Edited and translated by Mauro Boianovsky and Hans-Michael Trautwein Knut Wicksell’s “Bank Rate of Interest as the Regulator of Prices” Edited and translated by Mauro Boianovsky and Hans-Michael Trautwein (1) The main function of all...

.... Political and civil liberty was not a central matter for these writers. Instead, they favored the creation of organizations capable of regulating a chaotic social order, and in this perspective new forms of religion were given a prominent place, specifically formed to suit the industrial social order...

...Thomas C. Leonard During the long Progressive Era (1885–1918) progressive reformers transformed American government, American higher education, and American economics, all in the name of regulating a transformed economy. Economic progress, they argued successfully, required the creation...

...Jorge Morales Meoqui With the famous numerical example of chapter 7 of the Principles (1817) David Ricardo intended to illustrate first and foremost the new proposition that his labor theory of value does not regulate the price of international transactions when the factors of production...

..., which became a priority goal of Joseph II’s reforms. Finally, Cameralism was the backbone of policies in finances, taxation, and trade regulations though more openminded toward rising economic ideas. Cameralism in the Habsburg Monarchy and Hungary Antal Szántay 1. Cameralism and Staatswissenschaften...

... that economic progress was predicated on rapid population growth. Specifically, this article will show that Hobbes held a view common to the late Tudor period; namely, a wise sovereign should be actively engaged in regulating population inflows and outflows. Not only did this require careful management...

...Craig Smith In his Life of Adam Smith , Dugald Stewart notes that Smith was “always disposed to ascribe to custom and fashion their full share in regulating the opinions of mankind with respect to beauty.” Indeed, Stewart refers to this as a “collateral” inquiry within The Theory of Moral...

..., the hierarchical banking system manages and regulates economic life in the dynamic framework of an evolving capitalism. References Bellofiore R. 1985 . “Money and Development in Schumpeter.” Review of Radical Political Economics 17 ( 1–2 ): 21 – 40 . Bhattacharya S. Thakor...

...Judy L. Klein During World War II there was a “shotgun wedding” forged in the processes of designing feedback mechanisms used to control gunfire targeting fast-moving enemy aircraft. Hendrik Bode perceived the shotgun marriage as a union of the classic regulator approach and long-distance telephone...

... for the sake of the rapid growth of the system. This engineering and economics nexus was a far cry from the prewar liberal order made of multiple small and loosely regulated competitors, and from contemporary forms of economic engineering, more narrowly focused on the informational properties of prices...

... Guaranty of Bank Deposits. 1932 . Bankers Magazine 124 : 380 -82. Flannery , Mark J. 1982 . Deposit Insurance Creates a Need for Bank Regulation. Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Business Review 17 -27. Flood , Mark D. 1992 . The Great Deposit Insurance Debate. Federal Reserve...

.... 1971 . The growth of economic thought . Durham, N.C. Stigler , George 1971a . ‘The theory of economic regulation.’ Bell Journal of Economics and Management Science 2 ( Sept. ): 3 -21. Stigler , George 1971b . ‘Smith's travels on the ship of state.’ History of Political Economy...

... for regulating brokers, for making void all contracts and agreements already made... .London. Kress-Goldsmith Microfilm Collection. ____. 1720a . An argument proving that the South Sea Company are able to make a dividend of 38 per cent for 12 years . London: Printed for W. Barcham. London. Kress-Goldsmith...