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History of Economic Analysis part 84 doc
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chief of the department of education of the Canton de Vaud and, in 1870, founded a chair
of political economy at the faculty of law of the University of Lausanne which he offered
The general economics ... Journal of Economics, January 1897.
Marshall and A.Smith have more in common than similarity of success and of position
in the history of economics. Neglecting a...
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... rendering of E.Mach’s doctrine that every
(theoretical) science is a device for effecting economy of effort (Denkökonomie).
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See below Part II, ch. 4, sec. 2.
History of economic analysis ... term Economic Thought.
But it will be convenient to deal with these two concepts in Chapter 4. There we shall
also try to clarify the relation of this History of Economic A...
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... analysis of business facts that was, of course, partly induced by observation
of the phenomena of rising capitalism. This realistic character of the work of the late
scholastics should be particularly ... tradition, must therefore be
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The welfare economics of the scholastic doctors linked up with their ‘pure’ economics
through the pivo...
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... quotations within
his sociological analysis.
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not only for the wider implications of economics proper, but also for many problems of
economic theory itself. We need ... the usual sense (study of physical
characteristics).
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elsewhere, on behalf of la raison. This, of course, greatly favored the suc...
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... continue to hold a position of social and economic
privilege. The wealth and power of this state was the unquestioned object of policy:
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ing analysis was produced ... Commons delivered on the defeat of his great ministry in 1846 .
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1927, English trans. by M. Vernon). These works contain the bulk...
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... idiosyncrasies of their day, they are of course very interesting for
the economic historian and the historian of economic thought, but of no interest for us. In
a report on the present state of economics ... spirit of
scientific analysis businessmen, professors of sciences other than economics, private
individuals of the most varied backgrounds and stations. Thus we g...
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... the
changes in the cost of living.
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This covers, and indeed sums up, a large part of continental seventeenth-and
eighteenth-century economics. The reader should ... compilation, Tawney and Power, Tudor Economic
Documents, being select documents illustrating the economic and social history of Tudor England
(3 vols., 1924), the third...
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... and Causes of the Wealth of
Nations by Adam Smith, LL.D. and F.R.S., formerly Professor of Moral Philosophy in
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from this case to that of a determinate competitive ... volume of his
aesthetics (on Style). Moreover, he seems to have been a fair
mathematician.
The bulk of his economic writings consisted of those government
reports. T...
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... of those vital people who make a
success of almost everything they touch, even of their failures. Though he paid the price of his
versatility, his is one of the great names in the history of ... by means of the ‘bills of
mortality’ drawn from parish registers. Computations of the chance of survival with
application to insurance, of the influence of inoculation on...
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... minimum of trouble is to look up the excellent presentation by Shigeto Tsuru in
Appendix A to P.M.Sweezy’s Theory of Capitalist Development (1942).
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economics— ... Quesnay
expounds part of his theory of capital, he invites his readers to visit farms and factories in order to
satisfy themselves of the realism of his theory; second, spea...