Essays in Economics: Theories and Theorizing, Volume 1Landmark essays by the Nobel laureate. 1976 reprint of 1966 edition. |
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Contents
Note on the pluralistic interpretation of history and the prob lem of interdisciplinary cooperation | 3 |
When should history be written backwards? | 12 |
Mathematics in economics | 22 |
The problems of quality and quantity in economics | 45 |
a methodological criticism of the neo Cambridge school | 58 |
The significance of Marxian economics for presentday eco nomic theory | 72 |
PART | 85 |
The fundamental assumption of Mr Keyness monetary theory of unemployment | 87 |
The pure theory of the guaranteed annual wage contract | 108 |
The use of indifference curves in the analysis of foreign trade | 116 |
Introduction to a theory of the internal structure of functional | 151 |
Delayed adjustment of supply and partial equilibrium | 166 |
Theoretical note on timepreference productivity of capital | 175 |
Machines and man | 187 |
The rates of longrun economic growth and capital transfer | 200 |
On assignment of patent rights on inventions made under | 216 |
Keyness General Theory and the classicists | 93 |
The consistency of the classical theory of money and prices | 104 |
The decline and rise of Soviet economic science | 223 |
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