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FRENCH HISTORIES OF ECONOMIC THEORIES F . Bouke F» H. Bousquet B. Nogaro Gide and R i s t Emile James

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Ayres, C. E,: The co-ordinates of institutionalism, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol, 41. May, 1951, pp. 47-55.

Copeland, M. JL: Institutional economics and model analysis, pp» 56-65.

Harris, Abram L*; Veblen and the social phenomenon of capitalism, pp, 66-77,

Discussion: Joseph Dorfman, Kenneth H. Parsons, pp, 78-34.

INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS


BELL, John Fred

A HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT. New York: Ronald Press Co., 1953. Pp. x + 696/

BELL, John Red


CHAPMAN, G. G.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF AMERICAN BUSINESS AND BANKING THOUGHT, 1913-1936. New York? Longmans Green, 1936.

351 pp.


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CLARK, J. M.

Recent developments in economics, in RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SOCIAL- SCIENCES, edited by E. C. Hayes. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1927, pp. %

Wesley C. Mitchell's Contribution to the Theory of Business Cycles, 1931. Reprinted in Clark1 s PREFACE TO SOCIAL ECONOMICS. New York: Farrar and Rinehart, 1936, pp. 390-406.


CURTI, Merle

THE GROWTH OF AMERICAN THOUGHT, New York: Harper, 1943- Pp. xx, BAB*.

Review: by J, D. Magee, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXIV, March, 19U, ?• 148.

Serious omissions: no mention of: Amasa Walker, H.J* Davenport, C.F. Dunbar, H.C. Adams, A. T. Hadley, J. V. Jenks, E.R.A. Seligman, David Kinley, R. F* Hoxie, and A.L. Perryj only one paragraph on Daniel Raymond and passing reference to Francis A. Walker; incomplete on J. B. Clark.

No reference to J. L. Laughlin's vork for sound money and banking reform.


DANIELS, V. M.

The passing of the o ld economist, HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW,

April , 193-4. Pp. 7


DORJMAN, Joseph

The role of the German Historical School in American Economic Thought, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. 45, No. 2, May, 1945, pp* 17-28.

discussion: by J.M. Letiche, G.H. Hildebrand, and William Jaffe, ibid., pp. 29-39•


DORFMAN, Joseph H.

ECONOMIC MIND IN AMERICAN CIVILIZATION. Vol. I l l , period 1865-1918.


DORFMAN, Joseph

THE ECONOMIC MIND IN AMERICAN CIVILIZATION, 1606-1365. New York: Viking Press, 1946. Vol* I, pp. xii, 499;

Vol* II, pp. vii, 485, lv. Review: by George V. Zinke, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW,

v. 38, September, 1948, pp. 627-30. * by A. B* Wolfe, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, vol. LV, no. 1, Feb. 1947, pp. 65-63.


FERGUSON, J . M.

LANDMARKS OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT. New York: Longmans, Green,

2nd e d . , 1950. Pp. x v i , 305 .


GIDE, C. and HIST, Charles

A HISTORY OF ECONOMIC DOCTRINES FROM THE TIME OF THE PHYSIOCRATS TO THE PRESENT DAY-Boston: D. C. Heath, 1948* Pp. 800•

2nd English edition (translated by R. Richards with additional materials from the last French ed. translated by E.F. Rov. Contains a new book VI with chaps* on "general review of theories of international trade11 and "conflicting theories of crises."


GONNABD, R.

Histoire des Doctrines Monetaires. Paris: 1935.


GRUCHY, A. G.

MODERN ECONOMIC THOUGHT**THE AMERICAN CONTRIBUTION. New York: Prentice-Hall, 1947. Pp. xiii, 670.

Review: by B. F. Haley, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, v. J&, September, 1948, pp. 630-33.

Ltutional economists: Veblen, Commons, W.C Mitchell, J. M. Clark, R. G. Tugwell, and G.C. Means


GRUCHY, Allen

MODERN ECONOMIC THOUGHT. Nev York: 1947.

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HANEY, Levis H.

HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT—A CRITICAL ACCOUNT OF THE ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE ECONOMIC THEORIES OF THE LEADING THINKERS IN THE LEADING NATIONS. New York: Macmlllan,

4th ed., 1949. Pp. xxii, 996.


HANET, L. H.

HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT• Weir York:

1st ed*, 1911. Pp. xrii, 567; 1922. Pp. xix, 677.


HECKSCHER, E l i F.

A survey e f economic thought i n Sweden, 1875-1950, SCHANDINAVIAN ECOHOHfC BISTORI REVIEW, Vol. 1 ( 1 ) , 1953.

21 pp.


HEIMANN, E.

HISTORY OF ECONOMIC DOCTRINES—AN INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMIC THEORY. New York: Oxford Univers i ty Pres s , 1945. Pp. i x , 263.


HEIMANN, Eduard

HISTORY OF ECONOMIC DOCTRINES: AN INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMIC THEORY. New York: Oxford Universi ty Press , 1945. Pp. i x , 263.

Review: by Dudley D i l l a r d , AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, v o l . 39, September, 1949, pp. 986-89 .


Author File HOMAN, Paul T.

CONTEMPORARY ECONOMIC THOUGHT. New York: Harper and Bros.,

1928. Pp. x, 475.

See chaps, on J. B. Clark 'i'hcrstein Veblen; Alfred Marshall; John A.

Hobson, Wesley C. Mitchell


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HUTCHISON, T. V.

Insularity and cosmopolitanism in economic ideas, 1870-1914-, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. 45, No. 2, May, 1955, pp. 1-16.

Discussion: by J. M. Letiche, G. H. Hildebrand, William Jaffe, pp. 29-39.


HUTCHISON, T. V.

A REVIEW OF ECONOMIC DOCTRINES, 1870-1929.

1953.

see for Fisher 's pioneering work in n a t l . income accounting


HUTCHISON, T. ¥•

A REVIEW OF ECONOMIC DOCTRINES, 1870-1929. Nev York: Oxford University Press, 1953. Pp. xiv + 456

Review: by H. W. Spiegel, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LXI, December, 1953, pp. 542-44*

Exposition and analysis, beginning with Jevons, Menger and Walras

Chaps, on Jevons, Sidgvick, Marshs.ll, Wicksteed, Edgeworth, Hobson, Menger, Wieser, Bohm-Baverk, Schmoller, Walras, Pareto, Wicksell, Cassel, J.B. Clark, Veblen, Newcomb, and Irving Fisher.

See sections on Money and on Business Cycles


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HUTCHINSON, T. V.

A REVIEW OF ECONOMIC DOCTRINES (1870-1929). London:

1953.


KEYNES, J. M.

ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY. 2id e d . , 1951.

see on Jevons


LACHMANN, L. M.

Some notes on economic thought, 1933-1953, SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS,

March, 1954, Vol. 22, No. 1, 10 pp


LENJIS, V. Arthur

ECONOMIC THEORY, 1919-1939- Philadelphia: Blakiston, 1951. Pp. 221.


Ptaêr Joseph

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MEEK, R. L,

The decline of Ricardian economics in England, ECONOMICA,

February, 1950. 20 pp.


MEFF, F. A.

ECONOMIC DOCTRINES. Nev York: McGraw-Hill,

2d e d . , 1950. Pp. x i i , 532.

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MITCHELL, Lesley C.

LECTUBE NOTES ON TYPES OF ECONOMIC THEORY. New York* Augustus M. Kelley, 1%9. 2 vols. 560 pp*

Pt* I: Adam Smith, Benthaa, Malthus, Bicardo, J.3.Mill Pt.II: Jevons, Marshall, Valras, Cassel, Vieser,

Davenport, Veblen, Eobson, Commons and others


NEFF, F. A.

ECONOMIC DOCTRINES, **ew York: McGrav-Hill,

2nd ed., 1950. Pp. xii, 532.


NEFF, F. A.

ECONOMIC DOCTRINES. New York: McGraw-Hill,

2nd ed., 1950. Pp. xii, 532.


NEWMAN, Phi l ip C.

THE DEVELOPMBNT OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT. New York: Prent ice-Hal l , 1952. Pp. x i v , 4-56.

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NEWMAN, P. C , GAYER, A. D. and SPENCER, Milton H. (Editors)

SOURCE READINGS IN ECONOMIC THOUGHT. New York: V. V. Norton & Company, 1954.

774- pp.

from Plato to sehumpeter v i th special emphasis on the period since Jevons and Marshall


NORMANO, J. F.

THE SPIRIT OF AMERICAN ECONOMICS. A Study in the History of Economic Ideas in the United States Prior to the Great Depression. Nev York:

1943.


PARRINGTQN, Vernon L.

MAIN CURRENTS IN AMERICAN THOUGHT.

1s t ed. , 3 vo ls . l a t e r arailable in 1 volume.

h is tory of general l i t e r a t u r e explained in Veblensian terms—particularly good in giving the European background of colonial thinking.


PECK, Harvey V.

ECONOMIC THOUGHT AND ITS INSTITUTIONAL BACKGROUND. Nev York: Ferrer and Einehart, Inc., 1935. Pp. 379-


POMMERY, Louis

Apercu d 'h i s to i re economique contemporaine, 1890-1952• *Paris: Librairie de MSdicis, 1952. 2 Vols , Pp. 421, JOI.

Reviews by Robert Tr i f f in , AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, v o l . 44, March, 1954, pp. 152-54.

40 odd pp. bibliography-focus on France, UK, Germany, Russia and US

profliction and trade and s h i f t s between countries and continents

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RIST, Charles

THE HISTORY OF MONETARY AND CREDIT THEORY FROM JOHN LAV TO THE PRESENT DAY* London: G* Allen & Unwin* 1940 .

Rist reviews many opposing theories of money and credit. He states that monetary reform must be preceded by a choice between an international standard with flexible prices and a national standard Mwith constraints and fetters*" He feels that there is great danger in sacrificing the fonaer in favor of the latter*


BOBBINS, Lionel

"Schumpeter's History of Economic Analys i s ," QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, LXIX, February, 1955, pp. 1-22.


SCHUMPETER, Joseph A.

TEN GREAT ECONOMISTS FROM MARX TO KEYNES. New York: Oxford University Press, 1951. Pp. xiv, 305.

Review: note by Howard S. E l l i s , JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LX, October, 1952, pp . 433-6


SCHUMPETER, J . A.

Economists, 1790-1870: Reviev of the Troops, QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, LXV, No. 2 , May, 1951.


SCOTT, William Amasa

THE DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMICS.

1933

History of economic ideas—systematic chronological exposition of aoctrines*


SPIEGEL, Henry V.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT. Great Economists in Perspective. New York: John Viley & Sons, 1952. Pp. 811.

writings of 40 economists 8 chs. on recent thought

Frisch on Knut Vicksell Colin Clark on A. C. Pigou

Review: by Bert F. Hoselitz, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL

ECONOMY, LXI, June, 1953, pp. 270-1.

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SPIEGEL, Henry W., Editor

THE DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT—GREAT ECONOMISTS IN PERSPECTIVE. New York: John Wiley & Sons. London: Chapman & Hall, Ltd., 1952. Pp. xii, 811.


SPIEGEL, Henry William

THE DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT: GREAT ECONOMISTS IN PERSPECTIVE. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1952* Pp. xii + 811.

Review by Bert F. Hoselitz, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, XLI, June, 1953, pp. 270-71.

Economists1 comments on economists • 42 essays covering history of economic doctrines from Plato to Schumpeter, Keynes and Pigou.

Perlman on Commons Burns on Mitchell Hayek on Wieser V J/fa. Clark on J.B. Clark

Colin Clark on Pigou

R. Frisch on Wicksell


STAKK, V.

FOnfzig Jahre britischen Wirtschaftsdenkens 1821-1871, JAHRBUCH fur NATIONALSKONOMIE UND STATISTIK,

February, 1954-. 19 pp.


STIGLER, George J.

PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION THEORIES, THE FORMATIVE PERIOD.

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see chap, on Bflhm-Bawerk


TAYLOR, 0 . H.

Schumpeter*s History of Economic Analys i s , REVIEW OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS, XXXVII, Feb. 1955, pp. 12-22.


TEILHAC, Ernes t

PIONEERS OF AMERICAN ECONOMIC THOUGHT IN THE 19th CENTURY. New York: Macmillan, 194° .

Trans la ted by E. A. J . Johnson.

Deta i led a n a l y s i s of Daniel Raymond, Henry C. Carey and Henry George.


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PIONEERS OF AMERICAN ECONOMIC THOUGHT IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. Translated by E. A. J. Jchnson. New York: Macmillan, 1936. Pp. xi, 187.

Review: by J. M. Clark, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXVII, March, 1937, pp. 123-24.

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TEILHAC, E.

PIONEERS OF AMERICAN ECONOMIC THOUGHT IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. Translated by E. A. J. Johnson. New York, Macmillan, 1936. Pp. xi, 187.

Review: by J. M. Clark, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW,

3 long chaps, on Dtniel Raymond, Henry C% Carey and wencry George

4th chap, re evolutionary development from these 3 d down to and including Veblen and V- C. Mitchell


VINER, Jacob

Bentham and J. S. Mill: The Utilitarian Background, AMERIC/N ECONOMIC REVIEW, Vol. 39, March, 1949, PP. 360-332.


VHITTAKEB, Edmund

A HISTORY OF ECONOMIC IDEAS. New York: Longmans, Green & Co., 1940.

Pp. 766. Bibliography.


YOUNG, Allyn A.

The trend of economics, as seen by some American economists, QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, Vol. XXXIX, February, 1925, pp.


ZEUTHQi, F.

ECONOMIC THEORY AND METHOD. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1955. Pp. xii, 364..


ZEUTHEN, F.

Recent Developments In Economics, QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, LXVIII, May, 1954.


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