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This collection of professional essays traces the sequence of the great issues of public policy that marked a half-century. It includes information on the problems of method, issues of historical analysis, elaboration of a dynamic theory, issues of current policy and evolution of economic doctrine.
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This collection of professional essays traces the sequence of the great issues of public policy that marked a half-century. It includes information on the problems of method, issues of historical analysis, elaboration of a dynamic theory, issues of current policy and evolution of economic doctrine.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
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- Erscheinungstermin: 4. März 2019
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780429718861
- Artikelnr.: 55734327
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 4. März 2019
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780429718861
- Artikelnr.: 55734327
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Part One: Problems of Method 1. James Harvey Rogers, 1886-1939: In Memoriam
(1940) 2. The Interrelation of Theory and Economic History (1957) 3. Cycles
and the Irreducible Complexity of History (1982) 4. Professor Arrow on
Economic Analysis and Economic History (1986) Part Two: Issues of
Historical Analysis 5. Adjustments and Maladjustments After the Napoleonic
Wars (1942) 6. Some Notes on Mr. Hicks and History (1951) 7. From
Dependence to Interdependence: a Historian's Perspective (1973) 8. No
Random Walk: A Comment on "Why Was England First?" [by N.F.R. Crafts]
(1978) 9. Review of Immanuel Wallerstein, The Modern World System II:
Mercantilism and the Consolidation of the European World Economy, 1600-1750
(1981) 10. The Terms of Trade and Development (1982) 11. Review of Robert
L. Heilbroner, The Nature and Logic of Capitalism (1986) Part Three:
Elaboration of a Dynamic Theory Including the Take-off Debate 12. Trends in
the Allocation of Resources in Secular Growth (1955) 13. Some General
Reflections on Capital Formation and Economic Growth (1956) 14.
Industrialization and Economic Growth (1960) 15. The Konstanz Conference:
Leading Sectors and the Take-off (1960) and Epilogue (1963) Part Four:
Issues of Current Policy 16. The Problem of Achieving and Maintaining a
High Rate of Economic Growth: A Historian's View (1960) 17. The Bankruptcy
of Neo-Keynesian Economics (1976); A Reluctant Keynesian, A Reply by Abba
P. Lerner (1976); A Rejoinder (1976) 18. Review of Ernest Mandel, Late
Capitalism (1979) 19. Comment from a Not Quite Empty Box (1982) 20. Review
of P. T. Bauer, Equality, the Third World, and Economic Delusion (1982) 21.
Technology and Unemployment in the Western World (1982) 22. Reflections on
the Drive to Technological Maturity (1987) 23. Beware of Historians Bearing
False Analogies: a Review of Paul Kennedy, The Rise and Fall of Great
Powers (1988); Pointers from the Past: Kennedy's Comment (1988); Reviewer's
Reply (1988 Part Five: The Evolution of Economic Doctrine 24. Technology
and the Economic Theorist: Past, Present, and Future (1989) 25.
Development, Efficiency, and Equity in Historical Perspective (1989)
(1940) 2. The Interrelation of Theory and Economic History (1957) 3. Cycles
and the Irreducible Complexity of History (1982) 4. Professor Arrow on
Economic Analysis and Economic History (1986) Part Two: Issues of
Historical Analysis 5. Adjustments and Maladjustments After the Napoleonic
Wars (1942) 6. Some Notes on Mr. Hicks and History (1951) 7. From
Dependence to Interdependence: a Historian's Perspective (1973) 8. No
Random Walk: A Comment on "Why Was England First?" [by N.F.R. Crafts]
(1978) 9. Review of Immanuel Wallerstein, The Modern World System II:
Mercantilism and the Consolidation of the European World Economy, 1600-1750
(1981) 10. The Terms of Trade and Development (1982) 11. Review of Robert
L. Heilbroner, The Nature and Logic of Capitalism (1986) Part Three:
Elaboration of a Dynamic Theory Including the Take-off Debate 12. Trends in
the Allocation of Resources in Secular Growth (1955) 13. Some General
Reflections on Capital Formation and Economic Growth (1956) 14.
Industrialization and Economic Growth (1960) 15. The Konstanz Conference:
Leading Sectors and the Take-off (1960) and Epilogue (1963) Part Four:
Issues of Current Policy 16. The Problem of Achieving and Maintaining a
High Rate of Economic Growth: A Historian's View (1960) 17. The Bankruptcy
of Neo-Keynesian Economics (1976); A Reluctant Keynesian, A Reply by Abba
P. Lerner (1976); A Rejoinder (1976) 18. Review of Ernest Mandel, Late
Capitalism (1979) 19. Comment from a Not Quite Empty Box (1982) 20. Review
of P. T. Bauer, Equality, the Third World, and Economic Delusion (1982) 21.
Technology and Unemployment in the Western World (1982) 22. Reflections on
the Drive to Technological Maturity (1987) 23. Beware of Historians Bearing
False Analogies: a Review of Paul Kennedy, The Rise and Fall of Great
Powers (1988); Pointers from the Past: Kennedy's Comment (1988); Reviewer's
Reply (1988 Part Five: The Evolution of Economic Doctrine 24. Technology
and the Economic Theorist: Past, Present, and Future (1989) 25.
Development, Efficiency, and Equity in Historical Perspective (1989)
Part One: Problems of Method 1. James Harvey Rogers, 1886-1939: In Memoriam
(1940) 2. The Interrelation of Theory and Economic History (1957) 3. Cycles
and the Irreducible Complexity of History (1982) 4. Professor Arrow on
Economic Analysis and Economic History (1986) Part Two: Issues of
Historical Analysis 5. Adjustments and Maladjustments After the Napoleonic
Wars (1942) 6. Some Notes on Mr. Hicks and History (1951) 7. From
Dependence to Interdependence: a Historian's Perspective (1973) 8. No
Random Walk: A Comment on "Why Was England First?" [by N.F.R. Crafts]
(1978) 9. Review of Immanuel Wallerstein, The Modern World System II:
Mercantilism and the Consolidation of the European World Economy, 1600-1750
(1981) 10. The Terms of Trade and Development (1982) 11. Review of Robert
L. Heilbroner, The Nature and Logic of Capitalism (1986) Part Three:
Elaboration of a Dynamic Theory Including the Take-off Debate 12. Trends in
the Allocation of Resources in Secular Growth (1955) 13. Some General
Reflections on Capital Formation and Economic Growth (1956) 14.
Industrialization and Economic Growth (1960) 15. The Konstanz Conference:
Leading Sectors and the Take-off (1960) and Epilogue (1963) Part Four:
Issues of Current Policy 16. The Problem of Achieving and Maintaining a
High Rate of Economic Growth: A Historian's View (1960) 17. The Bankruptcy
of Neo-Keynesian Economics (1976); A Reluctant Keynesian, A Reply by Abba
P. Lerner (1976); A Rejoinder (1976) 18. Review of Ernest Mandel, Late
Capitalism (1979) 19. Comment from a Not Quite Empty Box (1982) 20. Review
of P. T. Bauer, Equality, the Third World, and Economic Delusion (1982) 21.
Technology and Unemployment in the Western World (1982) 22. Reflections on
the Drive to Technological Maturity (1987) 23. Beware of Historians Bearing
False Analogies: a Review of Paul Kennedy, The Rise and Fall of Great
Powers (1988); Pointers from the Past: Kennedy's Comment (1988); Reviewer's
Reply (1988 Part Five: The Evolution of Economic Doctrine 24. Technology
and the Economic Theorist: Past, Present, and Future (1989) 25.
Development, Efficiency, and Equity in Historical Perspective (1989)
(1940) 2. The Interrelation of Theory and Economic History (1957) 3. Cycles
and the Irreducible Complexity of History (1982) 4. Professor Arrow on
Economic Analysis and Economic History (1986) Part Two: Issues of
Historical Analysis 5. Adjustments and Maladjustments After the Napoleonic
Wars (1942) 6. Some Notes on Mr. Hicks and History (1951) 7. From
Dependence to Interdependence: a Historian's Perspective (1973) 8. No
Random Walk: A Comment on "Why Was England First?" [by N.F.R. Crafts]
(1978) 9. Review of Immanuel Wallerstein, The Modern World System II:
Mercantilism and the Consolidation of the European World Economy, 1600-1750
(1981) 10. The Terms of Trade and Development (1982) 11. Review of Robert
L. Heilbroner, The Nature and Logic of Capitalism (1986) Part Three:
Elaboration of a Dynamic Theory Including the Take-off Debate 12. Trends in
the Allocation of Resources in Secular Growth (1955) 13. Some General
Reflections on Capital Formation and Economic Growth (1956) 14.
Industrialization and Economic Growth (1960) 15. The Konstanz Conference:
Leading Sectors and the Take-off (1960) and Epilogue (1963) Part Four:
Issues of Current Policy 16. The Problem of Achieving and Maintaining a
High Rate of Economic Growth: A Historian's View (1960) 17. The Bankruptcy
of Neo-Keynesian Economics (1976); A Reluctant Keynesian, A Reply by Abba
P. Lerner (1976); A Rejoinder (1976) 18. Review of Ernest Mandel, Late
Capitalism (1979) 19. Comment from a Not Quite Empty Box (1982) 20. Review
of P. T. Bauer, Equality, the Third World, and Economic Delusion (1982) 21.
Technology and Unemployment in the Western World (1982) 22. Reflections on
the Drive to Technological Maturity (1987) 23. Beware of Historians Bearing
False Analogies: a Review of Paul Kennedy, The Rise and Fall of Great
Powers (1988); Pointers from the Past: Kennedy's Comment (1988); Reviewer's
Reply (1988 Part Five: The Evolution of Economic Doctrine 24. Technology
and the Economic Theorist: Past, Present, and Future (1989) 25.
Development, Efficiency, and Equity in Historical Perspective (1989)