History of Economic Analysis

Book Cover......Page 1
Half-Title......Page 2
Title......Page 3
Copyright......Page 4
Contents......Page 5
Introduction......Page 9
Editor’s Introduction......Page 31
PART I  INTRODUCTION  SCOPE AND METHOD......Page 40
CHAPTER 1  [Introduction and Plan]......Page 41
CHAPTER 2  Interlude I:  [The Techniques of Economic Analysis]......Page 49
CHAPTER 3  Interlude II: [Contemporaneous Developments in Other Sciences]......Page 62
CHAPTER 4 The Sociology of Economics......Page 70
PART II FROM THE BEGINNINGS  TO THE FIRST CLASSICAL SITUATION  (TO ABOUT 1790)......Page 86
CHAPTER 1  Graeco-Roman Economics......Page 87
CHAPTER 2  The Scholastic Doctors and the  Philosophers of Natural Law......Page 109
CHAPTER 3  The Consultant Administrators  and the Pamphleteers......Page 178
CHAPTER 4  The Econometricians and Turgot......Page 241
CHAPTER 5  Population, Returns, Wages, and Employment......Page 279
CHAPTER 6  Value and Money......Page 303
CHAPTER 7 The ‘Mercantilist’ Literature......Page 357
PART III  FROM 1790 TO 1870......Page 395
CHAPTER 1  Introduction and Plan......Page 397
CHAPTER 2  Socio-Political Backgrounds......Page 410
CHAPTER 3  The Intellectual Scenery......Page 423
CHAPTER 4  Review of the Troops......Page 477
CHAPTER 5  General Economics: A Cross Section......Page 541
CHAPTER 6  [General Economics: Pure Theory]......Page 587
CHAPTER 7  Money, Credit, and Cycles......Page 696
PART IV  FROM 1870 TO 1914  (AND LATER)......Page 759
CHAPTER 1  Introduction and Plan......Page 760
CHAPTER 2  Background and Patterns......Page 766
CHAPTER 3  Some Developments in Neighboring Fields......Page 788
CHAPTER 4  Sozialpolitik and the Historical Method......Page 807
CHAPTER 5  The General Economics of the Period: Men and Groups......Page 832
CHAPTER 6  General Economics: Its Character and Contents......Page 892
CHAPTER 7*  Equilibrium Analysis......Page 957
CHAPTER 8  Money, Credit, and Cycles......Page 1079
PART V  CONCLUSION  A SKETCH OF MODERN DEVELOPMENTS......Page 1142
CHAPTER 1  [Introduction and Plan]......Page 1143
CHAPTER 2 [Developments Stemming from the Marshall-Wicksell Apparatus]......Page 1153
CHAPTER 3  [Economics in the ‘Totalitarian’ Countries]......Page 1158
CHAPTER 4  Dynamics and Business Cycle Research......Page 1165
CHAPTER 5  [Keynes and Modern Macroeconomics]......Page 1175
Editor’s Appendix......Page 1190
List of Books Frequently Quoted  (WITH EDITIONS USED)......Page 1210
Index of Authors......Page 1213
Subject Index......Page 1257