A Companion to the History of Economic Thought - Index pdf

Appleby, J O 50–1, 85Aquinas, T (Saint) 15, 29–30, 32, 39,41–2, 430, 607, 635, 650

Arendt, H 211Arestis, P 356, 471, 475–6, 481, 589Aristophanes 22

Aristotle 14–15, 20–3, 29, 32, 41, 52, 154,429–30, 554, 607, 635, 639

Arnold, J H 493Arrow, K J 75, 292, 379–85, 388–90,396–9, 400–1, 404, 652, 657Arthur, C J 153, 155, 156, 157–8Ashley, W J 29, 54, 217, 218, 227–9Asimakopulos, A 356, 472

Asimov, I 203Aslanbeigui, N 328Aspromourgos, T 171Atkins, W 362Atkinson, G 466, 666Attali, J 203

Attwood, T 120Augello, M 627–8Augustine (Saint) 639, 646

610, 643, 647, 651Béraud, A 627Berch, B 454, 455Berdell, J F 563Berger, P L 513Bergmann, B 454, 455, 458Bergmann, E von 327Bergson, A 188, 319, 379, 440Berik, G 459

Berkely, G 646Berle, A A 362, 368, 371Bernadelli, H 39Bernal, J D 511Berneri, M L 201Bernstein, E 187Beveridge, W 333, 335Bevir, M 535, 544–5, 547, 548Bewley, T F 383

Bhaduri, A 348, 352, 356Bharadwaj, K 356Bicchieri, C 386Binmore, K 399Birken, L 503Birnbaum, B 455Biruni, A R M 35, 38Black, J 642

Black, R D C 116, 138, 247, 596Blanc, L 204

Blanqui, A 47Blau, F 458Blaug, M 29, 108, 137, 325, 365, 400,402–7, 498–503, 514, 529, 533, 554,

558, 571–3, 643, 655, 657–8, 660–2,

664, 666–7Bleaney, M 335Bliss, C 385, 414Blitch, C P 589Block, D H 382, 447Bloor, D 495, 501, 502, 574, 575Bluestone, B 481

Blumenthal, M 619Boas, F 597Bodichon, B 457, 458Bodin, J 326, 644Bodkin, R G 416, 457Boethius, A M S 20

Buridan, J 20Burke, P 494, 495Burns, A F 333, 362, 372, 463Burns, A R 362

Burns, T 155Bush, G 620Busino, G 284Butler, J 646Butler, P 39Butler, S 205Butterfield, H 493– 4, 496, 503, 532Byatt, A S 589

Cabet, E 204, 205Cagatay, N 459Caincross, A 346, 589Cairnes, J E 134, 138, 143, 227Caldwell, B 450, 501, 516, 571, 572, 661,665

Callebaut, W 576Callon, M 516Calvin, J 636Cameron, B 563Campanella, T 205Campbell, M 153, 157, 158Campbell, R A 588Campus, A 247Cannan, E 94–5, 97, 103– 4, 106, 227,

228, 589Canterbery, R 657Cantillon, R 23, 62, 64, 84–6, 91, 92, 114,

171, 250, 326, 647, 651, 652Carabelli, A 357, 474Cardoso, J L 626, 631Cardozo, J N 236Carlyle, T 130, 134–5, 139, 140, 227Carey, H C 57, 234–5, 236Carey, M 57

Carmichael, G 97–8, 107Cartelier, J 67, 70, 75Carter, J 619Carvalho, F J C 476

Comte, A 225, 288, 643, 647Condillac, E B 63, 72, 98Condorcet, M J A 70, 75Conrad, J 224

Conway, M 597–8Cooley, C H 360, 363, 364, 366, 424Cooper, A A 646

Cooper, T 236Copeland, M 361, 362, 366–7, 371Copernicus, N 23, 641

Copland, D 330Corden, W M 599Cornwall, J 347, 356Cornwall, W 356Corry, B 326Costa, M L 400, 401Costabile, L 562, 565Cottrell, A 356, 476Cournot, A 7, 250–2, 315, 396, 403, 561,647–8, 652

Cowan, R 449Craver, E 333Creedy, J 258, 661Cripps, F 355Crombie, A C 40, 41Cromwell, O 83, 637, 645Crosland, A 191–2Cunningham, W 217, 218, 228Currie, L 332–3, 614

Curtis, L P., Jr 131Cyrus the Great 13, 17–18, 19, 21Dales, R 41

Dalton, J 642Dardi, M 300Darity, S 356Darwin, C 38, 134, 464Dasgupta, A 626Davani, A 35, 36, 38Davenant, C 52, 53, 54, 55, 85Davidson, D 539– 40, 542, 545Davidson, P 356, 472, 473– 4Davis, E G 330

Davis, J 578Davis, J B 204, 357, 388, 474, 515, 518,

519, 663, 665–7

Durant, W 30, 40, 41Durkheim, E 508Dutt, A 356, 474Dymski, G 356Eatwell, J 247, 351Ebenstein, A 589, 590, 591Eddington, A S 641Edgell, S 589Edgeworth, F Y 73, 246–7, 258–9, 285,

383, 403, 457, 648Edie, L 361

Edward VI 636Edwards, R 483, 484Eichner, A 345, 356, 472, 473Einaudi, L 24

Einstein, A 641Ekelund, R E 47Eldred, M 154Elizabeth I 636, 637Ellis, H 334Elson, D 160, 458Eltis, W 66, 67, 562, 564–5, 599Ely, R T 240–1, 242, 243, 364Emami, Z 458

Emmett, R B 491, 514, 519, 529, 534Endres, A M 270, 330

Engels, F 148–50, 185, 193, 204, 455England, P 456

Erasmus, D 14Ericsson, N 421Eshag, E 327Essid, M Y 22, 29, 32, 36, 42Ethier, D 589

Etzioni, A 107Eudoxus of Cnidus 14, 20Eurich, N 201

Evans, R 494Eyre, E J 134–5Ezekiel, M 362, 367–8, 371Faccarello, G 61, 70, 75, 626Farabi, A N 35, 36, 37, 39, 41Fawcett, H 134, 591, 610

Galiani, F 69, 75Galileo Galilei 644Galton, F 131, 225, 652Gärdlund, T 600Garegnani, P 168, 178, 351, 356, 472Garrison, R 447, 451

Geertz, C 535Gehrke, C 70, 356, 561George, H 203, 205, 242Gerard, B 524

Gervaise, I 52, 326Gesell, S 335Ghazali, A H 30, 35, 36, 37–8, 41Ghazanfar, S M 29–30, 33– 4, 36, 37–8Giblin, L F 330

Gibson, W 206Gide, C 561Gilman, C P 458Gilman, D C 240–1Gintis, H 194, 481, 483, 485Giocoli, G 398

Gislain, J.-J 627Glaeser, M 362, 369Gode, D K 468Godley, W 355Godwin, W 211Goitein, S G 33Goldberger, A 416Goldman, A 579Golinski, J 511, 513, 514Gonner, E C K 218, 228–9Goodhart, C 330

Goodrich, C 361, 362Goodwin, C D W 396, 473, 496, 624–5,665

Goodwin, R M 351–2, 660Gorbachev, M 196, 197Gordon, B 22

Gordon, D M 484–5Gordon, R J 332, 334Gorter, H 189Gossen, H H 272Gould, J D 55

Hansen, A 614Hanson, V D 13Harcourt, G C 345, 347, 350, 380, 405,

414, 472–3, 475, 589, 656, 660, 664Harding, S 456, 457

Harrington, J 17, 205Harris, C R S 41Harris, J 210Harris, L 162Harrod, R F 295, 315, 329, 344, 346–7,

352, 355, 413, 590–1, 596Harsanyi, J 385–6, 390Hart, O 386

Hartley, J E 423, 425Hartmann, H 454, 455, 456Hartshorne, C 210

Harun-al-Rashid 34Harvey, J T 476Harvey, W 242–3Haschak, P G 202Hasek, C W 623, 627Haskell, T L 238Haskins, C H 39Hausman, D M 137, 317, 576–7Hawtrey, R 189–90, 328–30, 335, 596Hayek, F A von 204–5, 319, 321, 350–1,

398, 589, 591, 651, 663– 4business cycle 329–30, 333–5marginalism 190, 263, 267–70, 275postwar economics 445–9, 451–2Heckscher, E 48–9, 53, 54, 58Heertje, A 588, 626

Hegel, G W F 152, 154, 155Heidegger, M 526, 527Heilbroner, R 378, 485, 655–6Helevi, J 356

Helvetius, C A 100, 101Hempel, C 577

Henderson, J P 503, 533Hendry, D 331, 333, 416, 421Henry VII 636

Henry VIII 636, 637Henry, J 575, 589Herlitz, L 67

Hume, D 326, 331, 588, 608, 650classical economics 112–13, 118, 120,124

mathematical modeling 555, 563mercantilism 47, 48, 52

political economy 96, 99–100, 104pre-classical economics 80, 82, 86,88–91, 92

Humphrey, T 326, 329Hunt, E K 657Hunt, J 137–8Hurwicz, L 313, 382Huss, J 636

Hutcheson, F 88, 97–9, 107, 113, 650Hutchison, T 52, 78, 98, 326–7, 571,622– 4, 657, 658, 664, 666Hutt, W H 335

Huxley, A 206Huxley, T H 134Hymer, S 481, 483Hynes, A 532Ibanez, C U 588Ibn Khaldun 30, 31, 35, 37, 42Ibn Miskaway 35, 36, 38Ibn Muqaffa 35, 36Ibn Rushd 39Ibn Taimiyah 35, 38Ikeo, A 659Ingram, J K 138, 218, 225–6, 227–8Ingrao, B 398, 401, 402

Iseminger, G 539Islahi, A 29, 36, 37–8Isnard, A.-N 175, 592Israel, G 398, 401, 402Jacobsen, J 458Jaffé, W 262, 266, 278–9, 590–3, 624James I 637, 638

James II 638James, E J 242James, P 590James, W 366, 464Janssen, T 56Jay, M 204, 212

648, 651, 656, 660, 662biographical treatment of 589–91,594–6, 600

Cambridge school and 343–57general equilibrium model 292imperfect competition 300, 301–2macroeconomics 411–26

macroeconomics before 325–36marginalism 253, 254, 256mathematical modeling 557, 561, 564

in policy process 613–14, 615postwar heterodox economics 450, 466,471–6, 480, 484

Keynes, J N 225, 589, 648Khusraw, N 32

Kincaid, H 580Kindleberger, C P 589, 615King, G 85

King, J E 162, 185, 187, 191, 198, 327,

335, 336, 356, 455, 471, 476, 480King, W I 370

Kingsley, C 131, 135Kirman, A P 284, 384, 402, 425Kirshner, J 22

Kirzner, I M 266, 447, 448, 449–50Kitch, E W 366

Klaes, M 499, 503Klamer, A 493Klausinger, H 332, 333Klein, J 333

Klein, L 325, 329, 335, 416Kloppenberg, J 534Klotz, L.-L 589Knapp, S 546, 548Knies, C 216, 220–1Knight, F H 133, 314–15, 321, 332, 404,

532, 534, 611, 649Knight, J 468Knorr-Cetina, K 518, 576Knox, J 636

Kondratiev, N D 333, 589Koopmans, T 333, 372, 379, 381–2, 571Koot, G M 217, 225, 228

Kornai, J 195, 197Kozicki, H 494Krader, L 12Kragh, H 496

Leonard, R 380, 658Leontief, W 70, 352, 418, 561, 563Lepage, L 589

Lerner, A P 188, 378–9, 412, 449Lerner, M 362

LeRoy, S 424Leslie, T E C 138Lester, R A 317, 571, 573Letiche, J 624

Levine, D 403, 485Lévy, D 162Levy, D M 132, 134, 138, 144, 531Lewin, P 451

Lewis, M 458Lexis, W 224Lichtheim, G 184Lindahl, E 330Link, R 326Lipkis, J 503Lippmann, W 203, 614, 617Lipsey, R 415, 599, 649List, F 48, 50, 57, 215, 219–20, 235, 612Little, I M D 589

Llombart, V 626Lloyd George, D 589Lluch, E 625, 631Locke, J 15, 63, 82–3, 85–6, 326, 557,645–6, 647

Lodewijks, J 658Loef, H.-E 332Longfield, M 116, 117, 139Louis XIV 64, 84

Louis XV 63Louis XVI 70Louis, W R xvLovejoy, A O 496Lowry, S T 13–23, 32, 37, 429, 661Lubin, I 362, 371

Lucas, R E 378, 415, 422– 4, 451, 583– 4,

620, 652, 662Luce, R D 398Luckman, T 513Lully, R 40Lundberg, E 330–1

Marshall, M P 251Marshall, R 619Martineau, H 141–2, 458, 610Martini, R 41

Martyn, H 81Martyn, J 52Marwah, K 416Marx, K 5, 11–12, 18, 23–4, 70, 205, 219,

221, 319, 438, 455, 528, 580, 589, 612,

656, 660Cambridge school and 347, 350, 352–3

Capital 148–63, 235, 326classical economics 112, 168, 171–2,

174, 178, 650mathematical modeling 562–3, 565,567

monetary theory 326, 334, 335political economy 153, 406, 479–86socialism before 184–6

work of (interpretation) 148–63Mary I 636

Mary II 638März, E 589Mas-Colell, A 384Masi, M 20Maslow, A H 15, 23Masoero, A 628Mason, E 616Matthews, R C O 352, 413Mattick, P., Jr 153, 155, 162Maurois, A 598

May, K O 388, 563May, S 362, 368Mayer, H 445Mayer, T 421Mayhew, A 466McCann, C R., Jr 643McCauley, K 476McCloskey, D 405, 493, 495, 533– 4, 571,

578, 582–3McCombie, J S L 348McCormick, B 334McCulloch, J R 47, 113, 115–16, 123–7,

233, 249, 435, 561, 617

388, 396, 468, 501, 514, 581, 656, 658,667

Mises, L von 190, 264, 268, 271, 319,334–5, 445–6, 447, 448–9, 451, 651Misselden, E 46, 51–3, 55, 81, 650Mitchell, B 346

Mitchell, W C 5, 311, 327–9, 333, 336,360–72, 462–3, 612, 614, 615, 647Mitchell, W J T 546

Mizuta, H 626, 627Modigliani, F 353, 412, 417, 589Moe, C 202

Moggridge, D E 345, 355, 589–91, 598Mohammad 32, 33– 4

Mohun, S 162Monadjemi, M 347Monas, S 495Mondrian, P 203Mongin, P 317, 573Monissen, H 332Monk, G 637Montchrétien, A de 38, 53, 650Montesquieu, Baron de 75Montgomery, R 362Moore, B 356, 474Moore, H L 311, 312, 313, 652More, Sir T 202, 205, 208Morellet, Abbé 101, 204Morgan, M 331, 333, 581Morgan, M S 312, 395, 416, 655, 663Morgenstern, O 381, 398, 400, 445, 561,648

Morishima, M 563, 565–6Morris, W 188, 205Morris-Suzuki, T 626Moseley, F 157, 162, 406Moss, L 335, 661Moss, S 305Moulton, H 361Mueller, D C 442Muller, A 215Mumford, L 201Mun, T 46–7, 50–6, 80, 85, 607, 650Mundell, R 414

Murphy, A 589Murray, P 153, 154, 155, 162

Paris, D 12Parker, C H 364–5, 371Parr, C 636

Parsons, T 362, 509–10Pascal, R 588, 598Pasinetti, L 347, 350–1, 353, 356, 472–3,

476, 562, 566, 660Pasvolsky, L 614Pataud, E 188Patinkin, D 254, 329, 331–2, 335–6, 382,

407, 418, 528Patrick, J M 201, 204, 205, 207Patterson, A 539

Paxson, C 458Peach, T 114, 658, 660Peacock, A T 562Peacock, T L 610Pearce, D 386Peart, S J 132, 134, 137–8, 144, 247, 327Peirce, C S 464, 518

Peleg, B 383Peltzman, S 386Pennington, J 118, 121Perlman, M 509, 642, 643, 649Perlman, S 362, 368

Perrot, J.-C 62Perrotta, C 59Perry, M 386Persky, J 134

Quine, W V 556, 565, 579Quintana, E F 626Radnitzky, G 518Rae, J 123, 236–7Raiffa, H 398Ramadan, U 471, 474, 475Ramsey, F 332, 561Rand, A 206Ranke, L von 493– 4, 496Rankin, N 305

Raphael, D D 588Rapoport, A 388Rapping, L 422Rathbone, E 457Rau, K H 219Ravix, J.-T 70Raymond, D 232–3, 235Reader, J 12

Reagan, R 619Reddaway, W B 329, 345–6, 355, 564Reed, L 362

Reich, M 481, 484Reingold, N 497Repgen, K 493Resnick, S A 485, 486Reuten, G 155, 157, 158, 162, 163, 576Reynolds, P 356, 474

Rheinwald, T P 295Riach, P 356, 476Ricardo, D 185, 326, 436, 530–1, 533, 609,

610, 658biographical treatment of 594, 595, 600classical economics 112–18, 121, 123–6,

395, 406, 479, 650comparative advantage 58, 121historical school 215, 220–1, 224, 226,

227, 229mathematical modeling 560–3, 566post-Ricardian economics 130– 44profit 113–17, 124–5, 349–50rent 115–16, 118, 125–6, 168, 180, 234surplus interpretation 167–9, 171–5,

177, 179–82value theory 115–16, 132, 154, 172,174–5, 499, 660

Richards, D S 41

463, 530, 655, 660, 663, 665Rymes, T K 329, 356Saint-Simon, C H de 185, 204Salter, W E G 348

Salvadori, N 168, 175–6, 179, 180, 350,356

Salyer, K D 423, 425Samuels, W G 2Samuels, W J xv, 2, 369, 432, 435, 466,

471, 474, 496, 657, 658, 660–2, 664Samuelson, P A 289, 329, 350, 353, 414,

497, 532, 618, 652, 658, 667Formalist Revolution 396, 398, 400–1,

404, 407

Foundations of Economic Analysis 320,377–9, 396, 561, 648

imperfect competition 294–5, 302, 305mathematical modeling 556, 560–5,567

postwar neoclassical microeconomics377–9, 381–2, 387–8

price theory 308–10, 314, 320San Bernardino of Siena 16, 22Sandelin, B 626

Sandilands, R 332, 333Sap, J 456

Sardoni, C 356Sargent, L T 202, 203, 210Sargent, T 329, 422, 424, 515–16, 519Sarton, G 40, 41

Savigny, F K von 219Sawyer, M 301, 356, 475, 476, 481, 589Say, J.-B 75, 113, 116, 123– 4, 218–20,

233, 326, 457, 647, 650Sayers, R S 600

Scadding, J L 421Scarf, H S 382, 383Scazzieri, R 356Schabas, M 138, 581, 582, 583Schaer, R 203, 210

Schefold, B 356

Sigot, N 563Sik, O 195Silk, L 617Silver, M 12Simmel, G 508Simon, H 387, 579Simon, L 386Simons, H 332, 421Sims, C 333, 423– 4Singh, A 355Sismondi, J C L de 185, 186, 561Skidelsky, R 355, 474, 589–91, 600Skinner, A S 75, 98, 107–8, 113, 434, 588Skinner, B F 206

Skinner, Q 496, 499–502, 528, 534–5,541–5, 547–8, 558, 566

Skousen, M 656Slichter, S H 361, 368, 370Slutsky, E E 310–11, 312, 313, 333Smith, A 7, 13, 18, 23, 34, 37, 80, 88, 205,233– 4, 236, 325–6, 350, 395, 466, 530,538–9, 549, 623, 627, 645, 650, 656, 661biographical treatment of 590, 600classical economics 24, 112–15, 118,120–7

economic growth 122–3gains from trade 120–1historical school 215, 219–21, 224,226–8

invisible hand 23, 87, 205, 233, 433, 435mathematical modeling 555, 562–3,566

mercantilism 46–8, 49, 52, 57, 59natural liberty 92, 432–4, 435, 442political economy 38–9, 70, 75, 94–109,

154, 608–10, 627, 650post-Ricardian economics 130, 133,137–9, 141

surplus interpretation 168, 171–2, 175,179

Smith, B G 493Smith, R S 496Smith, T 158Smith, V 143, 664Snow, C 642Snowden, B 588

Sutton, J 304Suviranta, B 53, 55Swan, T 353, 413, 414, 562Swedberg, R 509, 589Sweezy, P 156, 304, 315, 334, 480Swift, J 203, 205

Sylos-Labini, P 305, 356Szenberg, M 588, 599Tahir, P 356

Takayama, A 563Tampier, S 30, 41, 635Tarascio, V 331Tarshis, L 356, 472Tavlas, G 332Taylor, A D 17Taylor, A E 19Taylor, H 457Taylor, J 424Taylor, N 157Taylor, W L 98Teiman, M 454, 455Temin, P 420Temple, W 56Tennyson, A 135Terray, Abbé 70, 71Thaler, R 664Thatcher, M 421, 422, 619Theocharis, R D 555Théré, C 62

Thirlwall, A P 348Thisse, J F 305Thompson, N 192, 193Thompson, W 184–5Thomson, D L 589Thoreau, H D 202Thornton, H 119, 326Thornton, W T 131, 142–3Thorp, W 362, 371

Thucidides 24Thünen, J H von 250–2, 561, 647, 649,651

Thurow, L 58

659, 662–3, 667Walker, F A 238–9, 242, 244Wallace, A R 139

Wallace, N 422, 424Wallis, J 644Wallis, W A 314, 641Walras, A 278Walras, L 98, 187, 250, 267–8, 272–3,

276, 312, 317, 378, 404, 407, 555, 561,

563, 651, 652general equilibrium 278–92, 331, 381,

384, 396– 401, 418, 561, 592–3, 648, 657Walters, B 475

Wan, H Y 415Ward, B 193, 395, 396Ward, S 644

Warming, J 331Warren, J 205, 209Waterman, A M C 528, 554, 558, 562,563– 4, 565–6, 659

Watson, J B 364Watt, W W 39Wayland, F 233– 4, 235, 239Weatherall, D 590

Webb, B 187, 457Webb, S 187, 457Weber, A 224Weber, M 202, 216, 221, 224, 225, 508Weeks, J 482, 485

Weibull, J W 388, 403Weinberg, S 208Weintraub, E R 290, 380, 384–5, 397–8,402–3, 407, 492, 501, 503, 514–15, 531,

533, 581–3, 659, 662, 666Weintraub, S 345, 356, 472, 473Weiss, A 424

Weisskopf, T E 483, 484–5Weitzman, M L 198Wells, D A 238Wells, H G 205, 210Wells, P 356

Yellen, J 424Yonay, Y P 366, 514, 516–17Young, A A 332, 361, 589Young, D 475

Young, W 329, 336, 346, 591Zakaria, F 204

Zamagni, S 498Zerbe, R O., Jr 441Zeuthen, F 381Zubaidah, S 32Zweig, M 482

actor–network analysis (ANA) 516–17

actor–network theory (ANT) 516

Adam Smith’s Daughters (Polkinghorne/

aggregate excess demand 380, 384

aggregate production function 349, 414,561–2, 563

aggregate supply 328–9, 346, 412, 416,419

agriculture 32, 34, 103–5, 234, 431–2,561–2

ancient/medieval 12–14, 18–19, 23Britain 89–90, 91, 229

in classical economics 114–15, 117,122–3, 125

France 61, 63–74surplus interpretation 172–3, 180–1

see also farmersAirbus 58

Alcibiades Major 14alienation 483, 485Alternative Economic Strategy 193American Association for theAdvancement of Science 240American Association of Labor Legislation371

American Civil War 141, 235–6, 237American Council of Learned Societies614

American Economic Association 241–2,360–1, 365, 421, 458, 465, 481–2, 624

American Economic Review 624American economics (to 1900) 231assessments 244

Carey 234–5

Methodenstreit (effects) 242– 4new school/old school 239–42

American National Biography 596

American Social Science Association

237–9

Amherst group 362, 667

analysis of economic interactions 16–21

analytic structure (classical approach to

art, utopianism and 203

art of political economy 610–11

artisans 32, 68, 69, 70, 102

Asian crisis 662

Asiatic mode of production 12

Assertion of the Seven Sacraments 636

asset holdings 282

Assignats 120

association, principle of 234

Association of Heterodox Economics 475

Association of University Teachers of

Australian Economic Papers 473Austrian Institute for Business CycleResearch 334

Austrian marginalistsBöhm-Bawerk 262, 265, 271, 273–6Menger 262–71, 272, 273–6Wieser 262, 265, 267, 271–3, 274–6Austrian school 203, 334–5, 448–53, 649,

651, 661, 666autarky 64–5authority-statements 634, 638, 639,649–53

authority-systems 5, 634, 636, 642– 4,646–7, 649–53

balance of trade 47–8, 51–6, 59, 79–81,

85, 87, 89, 91balanced growth path 413

Banca Nazionale del Lavoro Quarterly Review

588, 599bank deposits 118Bank of England 78, 118–19, 120, 475bank notes 24, 86, 118–19, 120, 232banking sector 326, 354, 451Bullion Controversy 114, 118–19, 120Currency and Banking Debate 119–20

see also central banks

Banquet (Xenophon) 18barter 23, 37–8, 48, 120, 418behaviorism 364, 366, 371, 464–5, 579beliefs, intentions and 544–5

Bergson–Samuelson function approach 379, 380Berlin Economic Society 222Beveridge Report (1942) 412bilateral competition 270, 273bilateral exchange contracts 258bilateral monopoly 270

social-welfare-bills of exchange 13, 16, 22, 24, 119–20

Biographical Dictionary of Women Economists

Brief Account of a General Mathematical

Theory of Political Economy (Jevons)

474, 614institutionalism 365, 369, 372, 463interwar 325–36

marginalism 249, 256monetarism 413, 415, 423, 425

Business Cycles (Mitchell) 365, 369–70

Business Cycles (Schumpeter) 333buyers 387, 557

see also consumerscalibration 425Calvinism 493Cambridge controversies 168, 349, 414,472

Cambridge Growth Project 353

Cambridge Journal of Economics 356, 473,665

Cambridge school 250, 258, 295, 301, 311,

318, 328–30, 651Hahn 352–3Keynes and 343–57

in other centers 356other contributors (postwar) 354–6cameralism 623, 650

capital 55, 102, 122, 265, 450–1accumulation 86, 92, 114, 118, 132,167–8, 170, 236–7, 355, 484Böhm-Bawerk’s theory 273–6Cambridge controversies 168, 349, 414,472

circulation process 67–70, 105–6, 108fixed 104, 106, 117, 161, 179

formation 281–2–labor ratios 115, 116, 132, 274, 405,

414, 484–5, 562marginal product of 117, 132, 414

in Marx’s Capital 157–62

mobility 115, 125–output ratios 349, 413theory, formalism and 404–5theory critique 349

Turgot’s theory 72–4

Capital (Marx) 23, 148, 149–63, 235, 326

Capital and Class 481capital goods 281–2, 286–7, 346, 414

Capital in Disequilibrium (Lewin) 451

Capital Levy and a Levy on War Wealth

(Pigou) 257