...Sebastiano Nerozzi The paper aims at assessing Jacob Viner's role in that brand of monetary thought which historians associate with the Chicago School and whose origins can be retraced in the writings and teaching of Frank Knight, Lloyd Mints, Henry Simons and Viner himself. After a brief...

... Journal 62 ( 1952 ): 278 -304. Samuelson , Paul A. “An Exact Hume-Ricardo-Marshall Model of International Trade”. Journal of International Economics 1 ( 1971 ): 1 -18. Schumpeter , Joseph A. History of Economic Analysis . London, 1954 . Viner , Jacob. Canada's Balance...

... 1983 by Duke University Press Jacob Vier and the Chicago tradition Eugene Rotwein Jacob Viner was one of the leading figures in the early Chicago School of Economics, which, although now differently constituted, has persisted as an influential school of thought down...

...George S. Tavlas Abstract Milton Friedman claimed that Jacob Viner's views in the early 1930s on (a) the monetary origins of the Great Depression and (b) the need of expansionary open-market operations established a linkage between the 1930s Chicago monetary tradition and Friedman's monetarist...

...Jacob Viner It is with pride and pleasure that we present four previously unpub- lished chapters by the late Jacob Viner. The first two deal with the economic doctrines of the Christian Fathers and the Scholastics, while the last two are each concerned with a particular aspect...

...Jacob Viner Chapter Three Secularizing tendencies in Catholic social thought from the Renaissance to the Jansenist-Jesuit controversy The Concept of “Secularization” The wide range of meaning given to the term “secularization” in literature...

...Jacob Viner Chapter Four The Weber Thesis In two essays published in 1905 Max Weber presented an interpreta- tion of the historical relations of Protestantism and capitalism which has dictated the setting in which practically all the discussion of this topic has...

...Jacob Viner Appendix Protestant casuistics Protestant casuistics never flourished on a scale comparable to Catholic casuistics, but the chief explanation for this, I believe, lies in differences between them in ecclesiastical structure and discipline rather than in differences...

...Jacob Viner Chapter Two The economic doctrines of the Scholastics Introduction In this chapter I will deal with the economic doctrines of the Scholas- tics, interpreting the term Scholastic broadly to cover all Catholic moral theologians and canonists who...

...Jacob Viner Chapter One The Otherworldliness of the Fathers “. . . because we do not place our hope in the present, we do not mind when men murder us, since death is inevitable anyhow “I have no concern in this life except to depart from...

... of Adam Smith: Jacob Viner's reading of Smith's invisible hand as God and Paul Samuelson's reading of the same three words as an allocative mechanism that translates an individual's “selfish” actions into the public good or “the best good of all” within a state of perfect competition. These distinct...

... of the key concepts of trade creation and trade diversion, which existed before the publication in 1950 of Jacob Viner's Tho Cirstoms Urziori Issi/c5To those not in- volved in teaching international economics this historical myopia may not have...

... of the Heckscher-Ohlin concept is a much neglected aspect of the history of international trade theory and apart from Ohlin, Viner, and Wu there are few who have gone further than to quote the titles of the seminal contributions of Heckscher and Ohlin.3 A major contention of my article...

... William 0. Thweatt , Vanderbilt University In his 1937 Studies Jacob Viner, in referring to the October 1819 arti- cle on “Mr. Owen’s Plans” said that while Ricardo believed that Torrens was the author, “more probably [it was] written by McCulloch” (Viner, Letter to Sraffa, p. 194). Some...

... of Jacob Viner, and second, search the work of Arthur Bloomfield. If either has written on the subject of interest, one must stake out a position vis-it-vis Viner and/or Bloom- field. Edward Elgar has helped to make this process easier by encouraging Arthur Bloomfield to collect eight of his most...

..., the impotence of monetary policy, and the need to rely extensively on $swl policy” [italics added].3 There is evidence, however, that the consensus on the need to rely on fiscal policy did not extend to agreement on a fiscal policy rule. While Jacob Viner and Simeon Leland managed to gain Simons’s...

... . Morys Matthias . 2014 . “ Gold Standard Lessons for the Eurozone .” Journal of Common Market Studies 52 , no. 4 : 728 – 41 . Viner Jacob . 1932 . “ International Aspects of the Gold Standard .” In Gold and Monetary Stabilization , edited by Wright Quincy . Chicago...

... 7 : 169 -72. ____. 1987 . Envelope Theorem. The New Palgrave: A Dictionary of Economics , edited by John Eatwell,Murray Milgate, and Peter Newman. New York: Stockton Press. ____. 1999 . The Viner-Wong Envelope Theorem. Journal of Economic Education 30 (winter): 75 -79. Silberberg...

.... BLPES,Royal Economic Society Archives, 6/1/265. Viner, Jacob. 1946a . Letter to Joseph H. Willits , 1 April. Rockefeller Archive Centre, group 1.1, series 401,box 72, folder 972. ____. 1946b . Letter to Joseph H. Willits , 22 July. Rockefeller Archive Centre, group 1.1, series 401,box 74...