... of International Trade (London. 1937 ). Williams , John H. , “The Theory of International Trade Reconsidered,” Economic Journal 39 (Jun. 1929 ): 195 -209. A Note on Adam Smith’s Version of the Vent for Surplus Model Charles E. Staley...

...). A corrected version is printed here. The publisher apologizes to the author and to the readers for any confusion this may have caused. Corrected Version of: Patinkin’s interpretation of Keynes and the Keynesian cross Paul Davidson Professor Patinkin (1989) has provided yet another interesting...

... of Exact Sciences 16 : 37 -85. “In some parts rather rough”: A Recently Discovered Manuscript Version of William Stanley Jevons’s “General Mathematical Theory of Political Economy” (1862) I. Grattan-Guinness I have had a good deal ofdisappointment in the last six months...

...Otto Steiger Copyright © 1978 by Duke University Press 1978 History of Political Economy 10:3 o 1978 by Duke University Press Substantive changes in the final version of Ohlin’s 1933 paper Otto Steiger...

... Essai , relevant passages from the English versions of Cantillon’s writings. Two kinds of development can be seen in his writings. The first kind of development, internal to each of the versions of his work, is due to the way in which Cantillon builds up his theories. Since he typically starts from...

... and that they reproduce here in the appendix of the article. The authors combine these new sources of information with a close reading of materials—in particular the two letters sent by Quesnay to Mirabeau when he worked on the first two versions of the Tableau to provide a largely revised chronology of the conception...

...Terry Peach Abstract This article offers a reappraisal of Chen Huanzhang's The Economic Principles of Confucius and His School (1911): the published version of his doctoral thesis, completed at Columbia University. The book came with introductory testimonials from Columbia professors Friedrich...

...D. Wade Hands Revealed preference theory is not a specific theory; it is a broad programmatic framework for analyzing choice behavior. Within this broad framework there are a number of different revealed preference theories (different versions of the program)—they all share common features...

... is a “new version of an earlier effort [that] extends and hopefully deepens the argument.” The themes of his criticism of what we may call the “classical revival” opened up by Sraffa remain, however, basically the same: that the revival is defective because of some alleged overall misinterpretation...

... not feature in the Sherman Act, the competition principle was introduced by the Supreme Court during the early years of antitrust law. The court formulated alternative versions of the principle; the one that eventually prevailed was neither populist nor neoclassical, as it was based on classical political...

...Gilbert L. Skillman A long-standing puzzle in the history of Marxian economic thought concerns Marx’s decision to omit the draft chapter titled “Results of the Immediate Process of Production” from the published version of volume 1 of Capital . A number of authors have explored this puzzle without...

.... The crisis of structuralism in the latter 1960s, following the exhaustion of “easy” import substitution, ultimately resulted in “neostructuralism” in 1990, a reformed version of the doctrine that emphasized greater equity in income distribution, expansion of export markets, aggressive pursuit...

... and the Theory of Capital” started the controversy. An abbreviated version, published in the second volume of her Collected Economic Papers , made clear that her critique came in two parts. The “constructive” part drew attention to the phenomena of reverse capital deepening and re-switching of techniques...

... of the manuscript, which is shown to be in fact an abridged and annotated version of a fundamental German cameralist text by J. H. G. von Justi, Die Grundfeste zu der Macht und Glückseligkeit der Staaten (1760/61). This finding introduces a reflection on the intricate context of juxtapositions and similarities...

... and psychology, though recently there has been a steady rise in the numbers of both psychologists and economists interested in behavioral economics. From both disciplines have come behavioral challenges to the strong version of rational choice thinking. And, along with them, have come challenges...

... 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...

... (1956) and Swan (1956) created a simple, convenient, and powerful apparatus for finding the steady-state growth path of a one-commodity world. This paper examines the differences and similarities between Swan's and Solow's analysis and diagrams, the reasons why Solow's version received more attention...

... of the empirical criticisms later directed at the work by Friedman and Meiselman and the early versions of the St. Louis equation. Taken together, the theoretical and empirical work reported in Balbach's dissertation and in a 1959 article by Brunner and Balbach suggest these papers are clear antecedents of later...

...Anthony Brewer The invisible hand as it appears in the Theory of Moral Sentiments is commonly treated as an afterthought in discussions of the version in the Wealth of Nations , but it deserves attention in its own right. I will argue that there is an entirely coherent (if not entirely plausible...