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... section, the evidence presented in Pi 2000 has successfully rebutted Lai’s historiographical mistake and skewed criticism. See also the discussion in Borokh 2012 . 14. See Huang 2008 for a detailed discussion. 15. This coincides with the fact that Mitchell was the most influential...

... understanding of the methodological debates taking place during the early decades of the last century and to shed new light on the inherently pluralistic character of US interwar economics. The first section outlines Knight's methodological views as presented in his early works; the second section discusses...

...Sofia Valeonti Abstract This article seeks to reveal the links between Henry C. Carey's monetary theory in the greenback debate and the sectionalist issue within the US Reconstruction period. Sectionalism refers to the economic, political, and cultural differences between the North and South...

... steps. The first step is provided in section 1. This deals with Ricardo’s criticisms both of Say’s and Lauderdale’s criticisms of Smith and of Smith’s and Malthus’s arguments on the related issues of rent and the “annual produce of the land and labour of a country.” The second step is provided...

...Philipp Rössner The article offers a new interpretation of Martin Luther as an economic thinker, as well as the monetary economic origins of the Reformation of 1517. The argument is presented in six sections. The first one outlines key points in Luther's biography relevant for the present purpose...

... texts, during his period as director in Madrid of the economics section of the Publishing Aguilar (1945–60). With his work, Torres provided a guide to those responsible for economic policy to introduce the urgent changes needed by the Spanish economy, due to its problems of external deficit, inflation...

..., and the “structural method,” relying on direct measures from cross-sectional data and controlled experiments, Leontief engaged in the latter in an ambitious project of “expansion of the field of direct observation.” This laid the statistical foundations of what he called the “direct induction” approach to empirical...

... specialization and its accompanying psychological orientation toward acquisitiveness. The article begins with a methodological section that attempts to explain the origin of the common misreading of Plato's works and forwards an interpretive framework for situating arguments raised in the Platonic dialogues...

... of the process of modern economic growth. Chenery relied on cross-sectional data to derive patterns of development and their main sources of intercountry variation in an economy-wide, disaggregated framework. Correspondence may be addressed to Moshe Syrquin, [email protected] . Copyright © 2018 Duke...

... of a virtual price system, introduced by Erwin Rothbarth, which takes note of the welfare consequences of interventions into the free choices of consumers, is the focus of the next section. Hal C. Hillmann was a leading analyst of the German war economy, the comparative strength of the great powers...

... then preview and describe the nine contributions included in the volume. In the last section, we consider what is next for this research agenda, arguing that there are two important challenges to historians of economics. The first challenge concerns the consequences of delegating women and gender to a separate...

... to the functioning of a competitive economy. Special attention is drawn to an unpublished manuscript from 1926, which includes Warming's own English presentation of a new version of the model. The new model became the main ingredient in a new article on fishery from 1931 and was included in the sections on fishery...

... authorities in shaping new foreign exchange regimes and banking institutions. Bloomfield's most successful mission concerned the constitution of a new central bank in South Korea, established in June 1950. In line with the Fed's new strategy established by Robert Triffin, head of the Latin American section...

... of production (450; 453). I It is also assumed that, at any given moment, some of the capitalists of department I1 are replacing their means of production (section I1 1) while some other capitalists, whose fixed capital continues to function, store up reserves for future replacement (section I1 2...

... CCC 00 18-2702/85/$1 .SO An error in Marx’s Capital 11: fixed capital in kind A. B. Lyull In studying the section in volume 2 of Marx’s Capital on simple reproduc- tion,’ I came across what appears to be an error in the examples given of replacement of fixed capital in kind...

... in linguistics. In 1947, when it was created as the Sixth Section of the École pratique des hautes études (it was renamed the EHESS in 1975) following the combined efforts of the Rockefeller Foundation and the French director of higher education, Pierre Auger, it was meant to help the institutional emancipation...

... SCHMOLLER(Grundriss, 100) I. Money in a Historical Context Schmoller’s statement, from the concluding section of the only chapter dealing explicitly with money in the Grundriss, reflects neither aversion to nor understated critique of money as a social device. The latter...

... in the United States: A Dynamic Approach for the Residential and Commercial Market . Amsterdam : North-Holland . Balestra P. Nerlove M. . 1966 . Pooling Cross-Section and Time-Series Data in the Estimation of a Dynamic Model: The Demand for Natural Gas . Econometrica 34 : 585 – 612...

...”: how well does it stand up? John S. Chipman, University of Minnesota I. Introduction Apple yard and Ingram’s interesting and challenging analysis (1979) gives me a welcome opportunity to reassess the significance of the new sections ($9 68)of Book 111, Chapter 18, added...