A Companion to the History of Economic Thought - Chapter 32 pptx
A Companion to the History of Economic Thought - Chapter 32 pptx
... intellectual history, the analyst is the intellectual historian and the agent
is the author of the work. Is there symmetry of information between the historian
548 V. BROWN
and the author? The author ... as poetry (p. 3). This is an argument about poetic evaluation
that is based on an account of meaning as internal to the poem (rather than, say,
based on the autho...
A Companion to the History of Economic Thought - Chapter 3 pptx
... translated into the Arabic
language.
In spite of the significance of the 1964 path-breaking article by Spengler, the
real challenge to the Schumpeterian Great Gap thesis came about as a result of ... Arab-Islamic inappropriate. Writing in Arabic, the
language of theology, the Prophet and the Caliphs until the Ottoman days, and the
medieval international language...
A Companion to the History of Economic Thought - Chapter 17 pptx
... distinct about the Austrian strand. That aspect
of Böhm-Bawerk’s capital theory demands distinct attention.
Two important advances that were part of Böhm-Bawerk’s capital theory were
the idea of the ... one that took the Austrian strand of marginalism away
from Menger’s subjectivism and closer to that of Jevons and Walras.
17.4 BÖHM-BAWERK ON CAPITAL
A similar story can...
A Companion to the History of Economic Thought - Chapter 26 pptx
... outcome. The central idea was that borrowers and lenders have
A HISTORY OF POSTWAR MONETARY ECONOMICS AND MACROECONOMICS 411
CHAPTER TWENTY- SIX
A History of Postwar
Monetary Economics
and Macroeconomics
Kevin ... resulted in a rate of return on capital
equal to the sum of the rate of growth of the labor force, the rate of technical
progress, and the ra...
A Companion to the History of Economic Thought - Chapter 1 pot
... Waterman, deal with the basic
historiographic issues that have generated and are revealed by the many research
styles found in the literature of the history of economic thought.
Research in the ... Historians have followed the ideas of
economists as they passed into and through the hands of – and were often trans-
formed by – popularizers, intellectuals-at-large, l...
A Companion to the History of Economic Thought - Chapter 2 ppt
... Platonic absolutism was shaken to the core.
It was partially salvaged by Eudoxus’ importation from Chaldea of a dialectical
approach to irrationals that became a mathematical image for judicial, ... into a near-mystical formulation
of ideal models. This view of a rational perfectible administration is elaborated
below in the discussion of analysis. The Platonic theor...
A Companion to the History of Economic Thought - Chapter 4 ppsx
... ideas. As we have
seen, many of them were preoccupied with the importance of trade and payment
balances, defined either as a positive balance of trade theory or as a positive
balance of labor theory. ... “national economist” was the American Alexander Hamilton, the first finance
minister of the USA. At the American Congress in 1790, he presented a “Report
on Manufacture...
A Companion to the History of Economic Thought - Chapter 5 ppsx
... that the latter could pay
all of the taxes to the king and the Church. Then farmers would no longer fear
the tax administrators and their capital would be free of any threat, as would
be the agricultural ... while also claiming to have
examined in detail the formation and the working of capital and the interest rate.
As a matter of fact, while the physiocrats...
A Companion to the History of Economic Thought - Chapter 6 docx
... but this is a misleading way to categorize them. Trade
had always been taxed and regulated, and there was no established notion of free
trade to act as a benchmark. What was new in the seventeenth ... by any of the varied factors that
he thought relevant) could lead to unemployment. It was the duty of the states-
man to ensure that the people were employed.
Steua...
A Companion to the History of Economic Thought - Chapter 7 ppsx
... turn, the
capital of the wholesale merchant replaces, together with their profits, the
capitals of the farmers and manufacturers of whom he purchases the rude and
manufactured products that he deals ... not easily attainable in an age in
which the division of labor has increased the quantity of science through special-
ization. Smith was aware of the division of l...