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... hand, Commons followed Hohfeld and recognized that such concepts as property and inheritance actually represent an aggregation of numerous types of legal relations. Hohfeld's schema provided a powerful rhetorical and analytical tool whereby these highly abstract conceptions could be reduced...

... economics culture schema collective decision making psychological and social influences on decision making References Acemoglu Daron Johnson Simon Robinson James A. 2002 . “ Reversal of Fortune .” Quarterly Journal of Economics 117 ( 4 ): 1231 – 94 . Akerlof George...

... power as an integral element and opens for study both continuous and discontinuous change. This method seeks to explain the nature of theoretical schemas by linking their analytical and substantive content to styles of thought. In this it goes beyond exposing the relation between interests...

... of commodities. One might differ with Eagly with respect to the emphasis he gives to the role of capital. For he is uncompromising here: “Capital provided the central schema, or analytical structure, that gave a sweeping overview of economic processes and provided a mode of analysis that served...

... circumscribed nature of isola- ted and unique transactions. Such an economic milieu would make generalization unlikely. However, it appears likely that this abstract, rational schema of quantitative value appraisal worked out in ancient discussions of the measure of moral excellence was lifted...

... a supply of con- sumer goods equal to their whole income; these are the amounts V1 ad81. The other direction in which Mars’s schemas may be used is as a framework for consideration of the aggregate problems of cycles and growth (see Leontief, ‘‘Significance If the supply and demand...

..., including Viktor Novozhilov s and Stan- islav Strumilin s schemas for assessing the efªciency of capital invest- ments. These were buttressed by the publication of Voznesensky s The Soviet Economy during the Second World War, which argued for the exis- tence of the law of value in the socialized state...

... and 2 of the reproduction schemas [see below]. According to Bauer’s assumption, as accumulation progresses nominally, money wages are always constant and permanently set at the amount of 1 v per worker, and there is no shift in the relation of supply and demand nor in the state of equilibrium...

... Harrod-Domar models, I yet many years earlier, Marxist economic theory was engaged in intensive investigation and debate along similar lines. Otto Bauer anticipated Harrod’s work by twenty-six years in ‘The accumulation of capital.’2 Using the labor theory of value and the Marxian schema...

... to the social sciences. Of the social sciences, economics offers the greatest potential for the fruitful appliclation of Kuhn ’s schema, because professional econ- omists seem to have achieved the strongest consensus as to what constitutes a meaningful set of conceptual categories and relation...

... to the social sciences. Of the social sciences, economics offers the greatest potential for the fruitful appliclation of Kuhn ’s schema, because professional econ- omists seem to have achieved the strongest consensus as to what constitutes a meaningful set of conceptual categories and relation...

... that were captured in the Harrod-Domar model. This leads into a discussion of Marx’s models of simple reproduction (steady state) and expanded reproduction and growth. These are extremely useful chapters for better understanding the debates surrounding what Marx’s schemas really meant, debate...

.... V Let us begin to illustrate this demenhary schema in connection with the formation of the classical school. I am not sure whether what preceded it mas an orthodoxy of the “nomal science” or “paradi,gn” variety. My conception of pre-Smithian or pre-Humian economics is an odd...

... for acceptance by orthodox economists that Marxist thought in general, and the labor theory of value in particular, were dead. Subsequent arguments by Thor- stein Veblen. Joan Robinson, and others, that exchange value was a minor, dis- pensable element in the Marxian schema, had no effect. Analytically...

... of an operation which he described as the “transformation” of values and surplus values into prices and profits. To illustrate what he did, let us take (Chart I) a very simple value schema in three de- Chart I cvs a I 20 + 80...

... controversy into a mold supplied by the “cultural theory” of anthropologist Mary Douglas, as developed by Wildavsky, Michael Thompson, and Richard Ellis. Houghton begins with an exposition of cultural theory. In the basic schema there are five possible positions a social agent may occupy. An agent...

... of the actual manuscript of the Grundsiitze exist in fragmentary form, mostly heavily revised. A table of contents, dated 1870, provides a useful comparison for later revisions and schemas. The collection contains extensive materials on the subjects of money, the gold standard, and capital theory. The work...

.... For historians of ideas, Nelson’s dualism of the Roman and the Protestant offers some new ways of assessing correspondence and divergence among leading fig- ures in Western thought. However, some of those historians are likely to find his schema wanting in that it does not do justice to particular...

... it ever since. It remained for Malthus to complete the ‘de-moralization’ of the poverty problem, for in his schema it was subject only to the laws of food production and population growth. As a student of poverty in the twentieth century. I found Parts I1 and I11 the most fascinating...

.... Houghton begins with an exposition of cultural theory. In the basic schema there are five possible positions a social agent may occupy. An agent who is not a hermit is either a fatalist, individualist, hierarchist, or egalitarian. Cultural theo- rists have arranged these five positions on a two...