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... objective theory, 919n;
static analysis, see Static Analysis;
dynamic analysis, see Dynamic Analysis;
stationary state, see Stationary State;
partial analysis, see Partial Analysis;
in cycles, 1125, ... Macroanalysis
Microanalysis, and macroanalysis and monetary analysis, 279;
Ricardo’s methods of analysis, 472;
Ricardian Vice, defined, 473
Minimum -of- Existence Wages, see...
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... (1954). ‘Schumpeter’s History of Economic Analysis. ’ Journal of Political
Economy, 82, 344–5.
Taylor, O.H. (1955). ‘Schumpeter’s History of Economic Analysis. ’ Review of Economics and
Statistics, ... ‘Schumpeter’s History of Economics.’ Southern Journal of Economics,
21, 261–72.
Little, I.M.D. (1955). ‘Essays in Bibliography and Criticism XXXI. History of E...
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... (the final) ed., 1942.
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CHAPTER 1
[Introduction and Plan]
1. PLAN OF THE BOOK
BY HISTORY of Economic Analysis I mean the history of the intellectual efforts ... period will preface our exposition of the economic analysis in the
subsequent Parts. Second, we have to face the fact that, economic history being part of
econo...
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... generally accepted, sociology and
economics had no separate compartments of their own. At first, they formed parts of
moral theology or ethics, which was itself a part of both supernatural and natural ... misunderstanding of scholastic thought might have been avoided.
make out, no piece of reasoning that could be claimed for the province of economic
analysis occurs in any...
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... only—little of sociology, still less of economics. In part this
was doubtless due to lack of interest. St. Thomas, in particular, was indeed interested in
political sociology but all the economic ... Third, there were
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matters (such as interest) in which it prescribed opinion in the sense of moral judgment but did not
bar analysis of...
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...
origins of its modern cult. If we sometimes find a perfectly stupendous absence of
interest in history, we also find a rich crop of serious historical work that laid the
History of economic analysis ... forces of
economic history. Second, utilitarian hypotheses are worse than valueless
in all problems involving questions of actual schemes of motivation, for
example...
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... shoes have found a buyer.
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North, Pollexfen, and others.
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In every one of these cases we see more or less awareness
of the existence of an analytic apparatus ... place of honor and most of the space in those
programs, a selection of works of this type will be noticed in the last chapter of this Part.
For the moment it will suffice...
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... whole history of economics: the fidelity of the
orthodox Marxists to the message of Marx and the fidelity of the orthodox Keynesians to
the message of Keynes. They were a school by virtue of doctrinal ... equal of the physiocrat journal, was the
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Above (in Chapter 2) we have interpreted Quesnay as a philosopher of natural law. In
f...
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... re-exposition of ideas that had been put forth before. This impression is
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Joseph Massie, Essay on the Governing Causes of the Natural Rate of Interest (1750).
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of ... economic thought of that
period and in particular to appreciate the points made—and to be made—in the text without a pretty
extensive command of the relevant chapte...
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...
THIS PART is to cover the history of economic analysis from the 1790’s to the end of
the 1860’s or the beginning of the 1870’s. For a decade or two after the publication of the
Wealth of Nations ... standpoint of fellow students of the history of analysis, there are well-founded
objections to a method that puts A.Smith near the end of the preceding period inst...