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... Geldtheorie (Vienna, 1933 ), and as Gunnar Myrdal, Monetary equilibrium (London, 1939). Ohlin , Bertil 1934 . Penningpolitik, offentliga arbeten, subventioner och tullar som medel mot arbetslöshet—bidrag till expansionens teori , Unemployment Report II, 4. Stockholm. Samuelson , Paul...

...Bertil Ohlin Copyright © 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 References Unpublished material, indicated by (∗), (∗), or (∗), is deposited at the following institutions or is under the trusteeship of the following person. (∗) Kungliga Bibliotheket (The Royal Library), Stockholm...

...Bent Hansen Copyright © 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 References Bagge , Gösta , Orsaker till arbetslöshet , Arbetslöshetsutredningens betänkande, I, bilaga 1, 1931 , S.O.U. 1931:21. Stockholm, 1931. Brems , Hans “What Was New in Ohlin's 1933–34 Macroeconomics...

... Rronfenbrenner, Duke University The Stockholm School of Economics Revisited. Edited by Lars Jonung. Cam- bridge, New York, and Melbourne: Cambridge University Press, 1991. 471 pp. $64.50 cloth. The notion of the “Stockholm School” was coined by Bertil Ohlin in the Economic Journal in 1937. Erik...

...Orsola Costantini This article analyzes the early but crucial stages of the development of the cyclically adjusted budget estimate. The idea of balancing the budget over the cycle was first conceived in the 1930s by the economists of the Stockholm school. During and after World War II...

... in chief of the Swedish business weekly Affärsvärlden , describes how “business” through the news coverage has become “show business” (Peterssohn, interview by author, Stockholm, October 17, 2001). In this article, the term business journalism is understood broadly as including a wide range...

...-Earner] Fund’s Problems for Wage Earners and Others?” June 12-20, in Swedish; (iii) “Comments on Comments in Monetary Theory,” June 21 to July 1; (iv) “Cambridge and Stockholm-Some Aspects of Mone- tary and Output Variations,” July 1 to Aug. 6; (v) “Autobiography 1952-1960,” Aug. to Nov. 1979...

..., but not apparently in his own country.-MARK BLAUG’ 1. Keynes and the Stockholm School In the 1930’s Sweden became known as the first country in the world which had made serious attempts to carry through a countercyclical fiscal policy. During the same period Sweden also became known as the country...

... Economics” in Sweden), Stockholm, 1960. Landgren argued: “Oh- lin’s characteristic place in the history of doctrine is precisely that he developed, with the aid of ideas in ‘The Means to Prosperity,’ a preliminary Keynesian theory before Keynes himself” (p. 166). In an excellent 1976 paper...

... . 1903 . Det sociala värdets problem [The problem of social value]. Ekonomisk Tidskrift 5 : 258 -80. Cassel , Gustav . 1929 . Letter to Myrdal, 28 July. Myrdal Archives, Arbetarrörelsens Arkiv, Stockholm. Cassel , Gustav . 1930 . Letter to Myrdal, 8 March. Myrdal Archives...

... Lindahl, Gunnar Myrdal, and Bertil Ohlin-all rela- tively young men at that time-together with a handful of even younger scholars collectively known as the Stockholm School began to play a prominent role in shaping the country’s recovery policies...

... of politics, cameralism, and economics (Polizie, Camera1 und CEconomiewissenschaf- Correspondence may be addressed to the author, Dept. of Economic History, Uppsala Uni- versity, Box 513, S-751 20 Uppsala SWEDEN. 1. E. F. Heckscher, Sveriges ekonomiska historia sedan Gustuv Vasa (Stockholm...

... for the origins and emergence of the Stockholm School of economics in the pe- riod 1929-1935. Its origins a,re shown to derive from two sources: from the theoretical foundations established by Wicksell’s pathbreak- ing monetary analyses in 1898-1908, and from the economic policies and programs urged...

... with (civilize?) them. Martin Rronfenbrenner, Duke University The Stockholm School of Economics Revisited. Edited by Lars Jonung. Cam- bridge, New York, and Melbourne: Cambridge University Press, 1991. 471 pp. $64.50 cloth. The notion of the “Stockholm School...

... thereafter he would return to Stockholm to head the mathematics department of the newly founded Stockholm University. There is no evidence of a written reply by Wicksell to Mittag-Leffler’s offer to come and start studying under him in Helsinki. Not until 27 Janu­ ary 1882 did he write...

... a succession of ministers of finance 5. “Riksbanken och guldet. Nationalekonomernas opinonsmöte: Trenne belysande före- drag” (“The Riksbank and Gold: The Economists’ Public Meeting; Three Illuminating Lec- tures Stockholms Dagblad, March 16, 1920. 6. Heckscher (1920d) replied to Branting on March...

...Claes-Henric Siven Correspondence may be addressed to Professor Claes-Henric Siven, Department of Economics, Stockholm University, S-106 91 Stockholm, Sweden; e-mail: [email protected] . Duke University Press 2006 Alvarez, Andrés. 2004 . Learning to Choose a Commodity-Money: Carl...

... on the Stockholm School of the thirties. 1. Davidson (18544942). Unlike the two founding fathers Wicksell and Cassel, David Davidson wrote in Swedish and was never translated. For that reason, Uhr’s conscientious account is of special interest: Are we missing something by not hav- ing access...

... Rössner, Arnaud Orain, Sophus Reinert, Andre Wakefield, the two anonymous referees, and Kevin Hoover for excellent suggestions on previous drafts. References Abukhnfusa Kerstin , ed. 1999 . Mare Nostrum: Om Westfaliska freden och Östersjön som ett svenskt maktcentrum . Stockholm...

...Bo Sandelin Correspondence may be addressed to Bo Sandelin, Department of Economics,University of Gothenburg, Box 640, SE-405 30 Gothenburg, Sweden; e-mail: [email protected] . Duke University Press 2001 Åkerman, Johan. 1928 . Om det ekonomiska livets rytmik . Stockholm...