...Steven G. Medema Henry Sidgwick's loss of religious faith is central to understanding the origins of the Cambridge school of welfare economics. The most prominent “public” manifestation of this loss and its impact on Sidgwick's thought was his Methods of Ethics , which was at once the capstone work...

...Steven G. Medema The Hesitant Hand: Mill, Sidgwick, and the Evolution of the Theory of Market Failure Steven G. Medema The theory of market failure brought analytical refi nement to a centuries- old concern with the impact of self-interested behavior on economic activity.1...

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...Frank Petrella Copyright © 1970 by Duke University Press 1970 Mr. Petrella is Associate Professor of Economics and Chairman of the Department of Economics at College of the Holy Cross. Individual, Group, or Government i! Smith, Mill, and Sidgwick...

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... (1876), offers a sophisticated intervention in these debates, and it is in dialogue with the thought of the Victorian political economist and moral philosopher Henry Sidgwick and his group. Eliot engages with the perceived break—diagnosed by Sidgwick and other political economists of the period—between...

... was the work of Henry Sidgwick. Of the writers prior to Marshall, Mill is usually considered the main channel through which the direction of classical economic thought concerning laissez-faire was altered. However, Sidgwick’s comprehensive approach to the issue of market failure was more...

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... ?“ Eventually the exigencies of universal ethical hedonism triumph over egoistic psychological hedonism. Moreover, the resolution of this conflict translates itself into new neo-Classical maxims of policy, especially in the works of Henry Sidgwick and William S. Jevons...

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... of this narrative is found in the life of another Henry, Henry Sidgwick, told in the next article by Steven Medema. Whereas Thornton was a faithful believer who saw no appar- ent connection between his faith and his economics, Sidgwick lost his early faith and struggled mightily with the implications...

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... to state policy, for it seemed obvious to him that when “we can see our way to a definite improvement in some class of people without injuring others, we are under the obliga- tion of endeavoring to promote that improvement. ”44 Sidgwick ob- jected to use of the principle for prediction...

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... that a considerably earlier date might be taken, which would bring in J. S. Mill and Book V of his Principles-since Jevons, Sidgwick, and Marshall on some points hardly go beyond Mill, and on one or MR.HUTCHISON is Mitsui Professor of Economics in the University of Birmingham...

... Marshall is even willing to make crude Benthamite calculations (P 131, 717). 33. See especially P 462-76. Sidgwick’s treatment of the issue is also noteworthy: see H. Sidgwick, Principles ofPolirical Economy (London, 1883) esp. Part 111, chs. 2, 3, 4. 34. See for example M 118, 148, 333...

...) of Edgeworth’s own misquotation (p. 35 n. 1 of NOME) of a passage in Sidgwick’s Methods of ethics (1874, 1st ed., p. 386), a comedy of errors in which Sidgwick’s phrase “must necessarily be rough” is weakened first to “must be rough” by Edgeworth and then further diluted to “may be rough” by Creedy...