A brief history of economics : Artful approaches to the dismal science

By:

Canterbery E Ray

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Publication details: London World Scientific 2011Description: 539p xvISBN:

9789813105478

Subject(s):

1. Economics - History

DDC classification:

330.090000 CAN

Contents:

Contents Introduction 1 1 Feudalism and the Evolution of Economic Society 15 2 Adam Smiths Great Vision 39 The Hedonist and the Pastor 61 Ricardo versus Malthus 79 5 The Cold Water of Poverty and the Heat of John Stuart Mills Passions 93 6 Karl Marx 105 The Great Victorian 121 12 The Monetarists and the New Classicals Deepen the Counterrevolution 273 Schumpeter and Capitalisms Motion 307 Galbraith Heilbroner and the Institutionalists 331 15 The Rise of the Casino Economy 349 16 The Global Economy 383 17 Climbing the Economists Mountain to High Theory 401 18 The Future of Economics 417 Glossary of Endurable Terms 429 8 Thorstein Veblen Takes on the American Captains of Industry 145 Aftermath of War and Prelude to Depression 175 10 John Maynard Keynes and the Great Depression 201 11 The Many Modern Keynesians 235 Annotated Suggestions for Further Readings 441 Index 459 Copyright

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Contents
Introduction 1
1 Feudalism and the Evolution of Economic Society 15
2 Adam Smiths Great Vision 39
The Hedonist and the Pastor 61
Ricardo versus Malthus 79
5 The Cold Water of Poverty and the Heat of John Stuart Mills Passions 93
6 Karl Marx 105
The Great Victorian 121
12 The Monetarists and the New Classicals Deepen the Counterrevolution 273
Schumpeter and Capitalisms Motion 307
Galbraith Heilbroner and the Institutionalists 331
15 The Rise of the Casino Economy 349
16 The Global Economy 383
17 Climbing the Economists Mountain to High Theory 401
18 The Future of Economics 417
Glossary of Endurable Terms 429
8 Thorstein Veblen Takes on the American Captains of Industry 145
Aftermath of War and Prelude to Depression 175
10 John Maynard Keynes and the Great Depression 201
11 The Many Modern Keynesians 235
Annotated Suggestions for Further Readings 441
Index 459
Copyright

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