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Studies in Social Economics
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Léon Walras (1834-1910) is one of most important economists in the history of the science. This is a complete English translation of his Études d'économie sociale (1896), in which he presents the essence of his normative economic ideas.
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Léon Walras (1834-1910) is one of most important economists in the history of the science. This is a complete English translation of his Études d'économie sociale (1896), in which he presents the essence of his normative economic ideas.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 442
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. März 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 157mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 798g
- ISBN-13: 9780415569651
- ISBN-10: 0415569656
- Artikelnr.: 29161270
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 442
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. März 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 157mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 798g
- ISBN-13: 9780415569651
- ISBN-10: 0415569656
- Artikelnr.: 29161270
Jan van Daal lectured at the Erasmus University Rotterdam. He has been an independent researcher at the Centre Auguste et Léon Walras, Université Lyon-2, and continues to specialise in research on the life and works of Léon Walras. He has been the president of the International Walras Society (2001-2002). Donald A. Walker has similarly studied Walras's ideas for many years. He has been the president of the History of Economics Society (1987-1988), named Distinguished Fellow of that Society (2006), editor of the Journal of the History of Economic Thought (1990-1998), president of the International Walras Society (1997-2000), and is University Professor Emeritus at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Abbreviations and notes on the text Translators' introduction 1. Aims of
the translation 2. Walras, social science, and economics 3. Walras's
expository powers manifested in SSE 4. Editions of EES and contents of SSE
5. Concluding remarks. Appendixes to the Translators' Introduction A.
Walras's terminology with regard to capital B. Comparisons of the
pagination of editions 1 and 2 of EES and the Dockès edition Studies in
Social Economics Author's preface Part I: Seeking the Social Ideal 1.
Socialism and liberalism 2. General theory of society: present state of
economics and social science 1. First lecture: Competition between the
principles of economic advantageousness and justice in socio-economic
matters 2. Second lecture: Intervention of philosophical doctrines. The
present battle between materialism and spiritualism in economics and social
science 3. Third lecture: Critique of materialism. Critique of
spiritualism. New point of view on social morality. 3. General theory of
society: of man and society 1. Fourth lecture: Man and human destiny from a
twofold point of view: physiologico-economic and psychologico-moral 2.
Fifth lecture: Compatibility of material considerations and justice 3.
Sixth lecture: The individual and the State. General formula of the
constitution of moral science 4. Method of reconciliation or synthesis 1.
Principles of the method of synthesis 2. Synthesis of socialism and
liberalism 3. Synthesis of utilitarianism and moralism 4. Synthesis of
communism and individualism Part II: Property 5. Theory of property 6. The
Social Question 7. On intellectual property Part III: Realisation of the
Social Ideal 8. Mathematical theory of the price of land and its purchase
by the State 1. The doctrines of J. Mill and H.-H. Gossen 2. The price of
land. Formula for the establishment of the normal price in the cases of a
temporary or a perpetual variation of rent 3. The price of land. Formula
for the variation of the normal price during the period of variation of
rent 4. Buying up of the land by the State. Formula for repayment of the
purchase price in scheduled amounts by using the rent of the land 5. Buying
up of the land by the State. Variation of the sum owed during the period of
repayment 6. Impossibility of repayment in case of paying the normal price
7. Critique of Gossen's theory. Possibility of payment enabled by the
increase in the rate of growth of rent 9. An unknown economist: H.-H.
Gossen Part IV: Taxes 10. Remembrances of the Lausanne Conference 11. The
tax on revenue and the tax on capital 12. The cadaster and the land tax 1.
The present organization of the cadaster 2. The cadaster: land registration
and fiscal registration 3. The cadaster in France, Belgium and Germany 4.
The nature of the land tax 5. The basis of the land tax. State co-ownership
of the land 6. The basis of the land tax. Distinction between land and
capital 13. The fiscal problem 1. Multiple taxes. Single tax: proportional
or progressive 2. Critique of taxes as a normal and definitive phenomenon
3. Taxation as an abnormal and transitory phenomenon. On the
nationalization of land 4. France and the social question. Index of persons
cited by Léon Walras. Subject index
the translation 2. Walras, social science, and economics 3. Walras's
expository powers manifested in SSE 4. Editions of EES and contents of SSE
5. Concluding remarks. Appendixes to the Translators' Introduction A.
Walras's terminology with regard to capital B. Comparisons of the
pagination of editions 1 and 2 of EES and the Dockès edition Studies in
Social Economics Author's preface Part I: Seeking the Social Ideal 1.
Socialism and liberalism 2. General theory of society: present state of
economics and social science 1. First lecture: Competition between the
principles of economic advantageousness and justice in socio-economic
matters 2. Second lecture: Intervention of philosophical doctrines. The
present battle between materialism and spiritualism in economics and social
science 3. Third lecture: Critique of materialism. Critique of
spiritualism. New point of view on social morality. 3. General theory of
society: of man and society 1. Fourth lecture: Man and human destiny from a
twofold point of view: physiologico-economic and psychologico-moral 2.
Fifth lecture: Compatibility of material considerations and justice 3.
Sixth lecture: The individual and the State. General formula of the
constitution of moral science 4. Method of reconciliation or synthesis 1.
Principles of the method of synthesis 2. Synthesis of socialism and
liberalism 3. Synthesis of utilitarianism and moralism 4. Synthesis of
communism and individualism Part II: Property 5. Theory of property 6. The
Social Question 7. On intellectual property Part III: Realisation of the
Social Ideal 8. Mathematical theory of the price of land and its purchase
by the State 1. The doctrines of J. Mill and H.-H. Gossen 2. The price of
land. Formula for the establishment of the normal price in the cases of a
temporary or a perpetual variation of rent 3. The price of land. Formula
for the variation of the normal price during the period of variation of
rent 4. Buying up of the land by the State. Formula for repayment of the
purchase price in scheduled amounts by using the rent of the land 5. Buying
up of the land by the State. Variation of the sum owed during the period of
repayment 6. Impossibility of repayment in case of paying the normal price
7. Critique of Gossen's theory. Possibility of payment enabled by the
increase in the rate of growth of rent 9. An unknown economist: H.-H.
Gossen Part IV: Taxes 10. Remembrances of the Lausanne Conference 11. The
tax on revenue and the tax on capital 12. The cadaster and the land tax 1.
The present organization of the cadaster 2. The cadaster: land registration
and fiscal registration 3. The cadaster in France, Belgium and Germany 4.
The nature of the land tax 5. The basis of the land tax. State co-ownership
of the land 6. The basis of the land tax. Distinction between land and
capital 13. The fiscal problem 1. Multiple taxes. Single tax: proportional
or progressive 2. Critique of taxes as a normal and definitive phenomenon
3. Taxation as an abnormal and transitory phenomenon. On the
nationalization of land 4. France and the social question. Index of persons
cited by Léon Walras. Subject index
Abbreviations and notes on the text Translators' introduction 1. Aims of
the translation 2. Walras, social science, and economics 3. Walras's
expository powers manifested in SSE 4. Editions of EES and contents of SSE
5. Concluding remarks. Appendixes to the Translators' Introduction A.
Walras's terminology with regard to capital B. Comparisons of the
pagination of editions 1 and 2 of EES and the Dockès edition Studies in
Social Economics Author's preface Part I: Seeking the Social Ideal 1.
Socialism and liberalism 2. General theory of society: present state of
economics and social science 1. First lecture: Competition between the
principles of economic advantageousness and justice in socio-economic
matters 2. Second lecture: Intervention of philosophical doctrines. The
present battle between materialism and spiritualism in economics and social
science 3. Third lecture: Critique of materialism. Critique of
spiritualism. New point of view on social morality. 3. General theory of
society: of man and society 1. Fourth lecture: Man and human destiny from a
twofold point of view: physiologico-economic and psychologico-moral 2.
Fifth lecture: Compatibility of material considerations and justice 3.
Sixth lecture: The individual and the State. General formula of the
constitution of moral science 4. Method of reconciliation or synthesis 1.
Principles of the method of synthesis 2. Synthesis of socialism and
liberalism 3. Synthesis of utilitarianism and moralism 4. Synthesis of
communism and individualism Part II: Property 5. Theory of property 6. The
Social Question 7. On intellectual property Part III: Realisation of the
Social Ideal 8. Mathematical theory of the price of land and its purchase
by the State 1. The doctrines of J. Mill and H.-H. Gossen 2. The price of
land. Formula for the establishment of the normal price in the cases of a
temporary or a perpetual variation of rent 3. The price of land. Formula
for the variation of the normal price during the period of variation of
rent 4. Buying up of the land by the State. Formula for repayment of the
purchase price in scheduled amounts by using the rent of the land 5. Buying
up of the land by the State. Variation of the sum owed during the period of
repayment 6. Impossibility of repayment in case of paying the normal price
7. Critique of Gossen's theory. Possibility of payment enabled by the
increase in the rate of growth of rent 9. An unknown economist: H.-H.
Gossen Part IV: Taxes 10. Remembrances of the Lausanne Conference 11. The
tax on revenue and the tax on capital 12. The cadaster and the land tax 1.
The present organization of the cadaster 2. The cadaster: land registration
and fiscal registration 3. The cadaster in France, Belgium and Germany 4.
The nature of the land tax 5. The basis of the land tax. State co-ownership
of the land 6. The basis of the land tax. Distinction between land and
capital 13. The fiscal problem 1. Multiple taxes. Single tax: proportional
or progressive 2. Critique of taxes as a normal and definitive phenomenon
3. Taxation as an abnormal and transitory phenomenon. On the
nationalization of land 4. France and the social question. Index of persons
cited by Léon Walras. Subject index
the translation 2. Walras, social science, and economics 3. Walras's
expository powers manifested in SSE 4. Editions of EES and contents of SSE
5. Concluding remarks. Appendixes to the Translators' Introduction A.
Walras's terminology with regard to capital B. Comparisons of the
pagination of editions 1 and 2 of EES and the Dockès edition Studies in
Social Economics Author's preface Part I: Seeking the Social Ideal 1.
Socialism and liberalism 2. General theory of society: present state of
economics and social science 1. First lecture: Competition between the
principles of economic advantageousness and justice in socio-economic
matters 2. Second lecture: Intervention of philosophical doctrines. The
present battle between materialism and spiritualism in economics and social
science 3. Third lecture: Critique of materialism. Critique of
spiritualism. New point of view on social morality. 3. General theory of
society: of man and society 1. Fourth lecture: Man and human destiny from a
twofold point of view: physiologico-economic and psychologico-moral 2.
Fifth lecture: Compatibility of material considerations and justice 3.
Sixth lecture: The individual and the State. General formula of the
constitution of moral science 4. Method of reconciliation or synthesis 1.
Principles of the method of synthesis 2. Synthesis of socialism and
liberalism 3. Synthesis of utilitarianism and moralism 4. Synthesis of
communism and individualism Part II: Property 5. Theory of property 6. The
Social Question 7. On intellectual property Part III: Realisation of the
Social Ideal 8. Mathematical theory of the price of land and its purchase
by the State 1. The doctrines of J. Mill and H.-H. Gossen 2. The price of
land. Formula for the establishment of the normal price in the cases of a
temporary or a perpetual variation of rent 3. The price of land. Formula
for the variation of the normal price during the period of variation of
rent 4. Buying up of the land by the State. Formula for repayment of the
purchase price in scheduled amounts by using the rent of the land 5. Buying
up of the land by the State. Variation of the sum owed during the period of
repayment 6. Impossibility of repayment in case of paying the normal price
7. Critique of Gossen's theory. Possibility of payment enabled by the
increase in the rate of growth of rent 9. An unknown economist: H.-H.
Gossen Part IV: Taxes 10. Remembrances of the Lausanne Conference 11. The
tax on revenue and the tax on capital 12. The cadaster and the land tax 1.
The present organization of the cadaster 2. The cadaster: land registration
and fiscal registration 3. The cadaster in France, Belgium and Germany 4.
The nature of the land tax 5. The basis of the land tax. State co-ownership
of the land 6. The basis of the land tax. Distinction between land and
capital 13. The fiscal problem 1. Multiple taxes. Single tax: proportional
or progressive 2. Critique of taxes as a normal and definitive phenomenon
3. Taxation as an abnormal and transitory phenomenon. On the
nationalization of land 4. France and the social question. Index of persons
cited by Léon Walras. Subject index