..., neither Roosevelt nor his influential inner circle, a group known as the Brains Trust, had very strong views on gold or the dollar. They did believe in the need to experiment, and tinkering with the currency was a possible area for experimentation, but it was an option with a low priority...

...Philip Mirowski Theodore Porter. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1995. xiv, 310 pp. $24.95. Copyright © 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 References Forman , Paul. 1995 . Review of Trust in Numbers: The Pursuit of Objectivity in Science and Public Life. Science...

... , 673 – 74 . Adams Samuel . 1910 . “ The Real Reason for High Prices .” Cosmopolitan 49 ( September ): 460 – 65 . Aduddell Robert Cain Louis . 1981 . “ Public Policy toward ‘the Greatest Trust in the World.’ ” Business History Review 55 ( 2 ): 217 – 42 . Akerlof...

...Anne Mayhew Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 References Adams , Henry Carter 1887 . The Relation of the State to Industrial Action. Publications of the American Economic Association 1 . 6 : 451 -59. Andrews , E. Benjamin 1889 . Trusts according to Official...

... remained a normative standard for market structure and performance evaluations. It is arguable whether the preoccupation of the turn-of-the-century economists with competi- tive markets was a normative reaction to contemporary economic con- ditions or, as Schumpeter suggested, trusts...

... renowned expert on cartels and trusts was not an academic but a polymath who worked for the shipbuilders' professional association—see the developments below on Paul de Rousiers. 1 The legal treatment of cartels in France was based on Article 419 of the Penal Code of 1810, which prohibited firms...

... lecture. Trust and reputation can be effective in improving resource management for common-pool, open-access resource problems. She suggests that people discover these lessons on their own as they do for private goods in Professor Smith’s controlled experiments. Ostrom ends her lecture...

... University Press The capitalist theory of capitalist imperialism Norman Etherington I The central assertion of Lenin’s theory of imperialism-that capital’s need to expand in the era of trusts and cartels is the root cause of twentieth- century militarism...

... graduate programs, characteristics Bork, Robert, 209 of, 120 Bowen, Howard, 58 late-career job types, 125 Bowley, A. L., 248, 253 Carey, Henry, 54 Brady, Dorothy, 16 Carnegie Corporation, 68 Brains Trust, 62, 69, 166...

... with the efficiency aspects of trust and credibility. In chapter 2, Rescher argues that trust in the epistemic domain is built up by not monopolizing information. Openness in scientific communication allows the producer “surplus’* from innovative scientific results to be shared with others while creating...

.... Political Science Quarterly 12.4 : 589 -602. ____. 1899 . The Distribution of Wealth: A Theory of Wages, Interest, and Profits . New York:Macmillan. ____. 1900a . Disarming the Trusts. Atlantic Monthly 85.507 : 47 -55. ____. 1900b . Trusts. Political Science Quarterly 15.2 : 181 -95...

..., or trusts, it was not completely abolished until 1960. By the end of the thirteenth century an English freeholder had au- thority to alienate land during his lifetime, but until 1540 could not by will advantage other dependents by impairing the right of his heir to land under the rule...

... answer. In par­tic­u­lar, the comp­ e­ti­tion prin­cip­ le to reit­er­ate, the basic idea that com­ pe­ti­tion is a good thing deserv­ing legal prot­ec­tion had played an ambigu­ o­ us role duri­ng the new statu­ te s enactm­ ent. Congress first turned to the trust probl­em in 1888, at a time of great...

... Backward. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. Bullock , Charles J. 1901 . Trust Literature: A Survey and a Criticism Quarterly Journal of Economics 15 ( February ): 167 -217. Cairnes , John E. 1874 . Some Leading Principles of Political Economy. London: Macmillan. Chandler , Alfred D...

... in wage incomes: agreeableness of the employment, difficulty and expense in learning the business, constancy of employment, trust reposed in the members of a profession or trade, and probability of success (1 16-17). These factors provide conflicting support for a prediction of an income structure...

... Days. HOPE , this issue. Annual Report of the Board of Trustees of the Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance and Disability Insurance Trust Funds . 1992 . Washington, D.C. Stein , Bruno . 1991 . Pay-as-You-Go, Partial Prefunding, and Full Funding in American Social Security. HOPE 23...

... : Chautauqua . ———. 1900 . Monopolies and Trusts . New York : Macmillan . Fogel Robert William Fogel Enid M. Guglielmo Mark Grotte Nathaniel . 2013 . Political Arithmetic: Simon Kuznets and the Empirical Tradition in Economics . Chicago : University of Chicago Press...

... of Modern Theories of Old-Age Pensions: A Contribution to the History of Social-Policy Doctrines. HOPE 18 . 3 . [U.S.] Board of Trustees of the Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance and Disability Insurance Trust Funds. 1989 . Annual Report. House Doc. 101–56. Washington. U.S. Congress, House...

... convincingly shows, much of the Scottish Enlightenment moral theory was dedicated to understanding how it was possible to create enough fellow-feeling and trust among strangers for future-oriented market behavior to be possible. Berry carefully explores various moral theories, ranging from Francis...

...- approbation, which is only established inside a language community, is necessary to establish trade, He argues that since trade does not take place simultaneously, approbation in the form of trust helps prevent the grabbing that is witnessed in animal studies. Since approbation or trust is developed...