Leon Walras (1834-1910)Mark Blaug Part of a series presenting critical appraisals of influential economists from the age of Aristotle to the present. The individuals examined have shaped both the theory and practice of modern economics. Each volume combines classic statements by economists with the most recent research. |
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Acknowledgements | 563 |
of the Walrasian Theory of Accumulation Economic Notes 1 1059 | 390 |
Arthur M Diamond Jr 1988 The Empirical Progressiveness of | 440 |
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analysis analytical assumption Auguste Walras Barone capitalists cash balances CASH-BALANCE APPROACH classical economists coefficients commodity competitive concept consumer consumption cost d'économie politique Debreu determined discussion disequilibrium distribution economic equilibrium economic theory Edgeworth edition Eléments empirical encaisse désirée entrepreneurs equal equation equation of exchange existence fact factor services formulation GERP Hicks hypothesis Ibid individual investment J. R. HICKS Jevons Journal of Economics Keynes Kuenne la monnaie Lausanne Léon Walras Leontief marginal utility market prices Marshall mathematical mechanism monetary theory monnaie Morishima natural prices neoclassical nomic notion numéraire output Pareto perpetual net income Political Economy politique pure problem Pure Economics quantity rareté rate of profit role saving Schumpeter sectors Smith social solution static supply and demand tâtonnement theoretical theory of capital theory of money tion utility function variables Walras's Walrasian model Walrasian system Walrasian theory Wicksell Wicksteed Wicksteed's William Jaffé writings