Classics and Moderns in Economics: Essays on Nineteenth-And Twentieth-Century Economic Thought - Vol. 2

Table of contents

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• Title Page v
• Contents vii
• Acknowledgements ix
• Introduction 1
• Part II (Continued) - Nineteenth-Century Moderns 13
• 17 - Adam Smith and Alfred Marshall 15
• Note 28
• 18 - Marshall on Ricardo 29
• 19 - Alfred Marshall and the History of Economic Thought 50
• Notes 66
• 20 - Alfred Marshall and Herbert Somerton Foxwell 72
• 21 - Marshall's Correspondence 1868-1924 86
• 22 - Maffeo Pantaleoni 93
• Notes 111
• References 113
• 23 - A Neglected Daughter of Adam Smith 116

• Title Page v
• Contents vii
• Acknowledgements ix
• Introduction 1
• Part II (Continued) - Nineteenth-Century Moderns 13
• 17 - Adam Smith and Alfred Marshall 15
• Note 28
• 18 - Marshall on Ricardo 29
• 19 - Alfred Marshall and the History of Economic Thought 50
• Notes 66
• 20 - Alfred Marshall and Herbert Somerton Foxwell 72
• 21 - Marshall's Correspondence 1868-1924 86
• 22 - Maffeo Pantaleoni 93
• Notes 111
• References 113
• 23 - A Neglected Daughter of Adam Smith 116
• Notes 137
• References 138
• Part III - Twentieth-Century Moderns 141
• 24 - John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946) 143
• 25 - Keynes and Marshall 163
• 26 - Marshall Biography After Keynes 186
• References 201
• 27 - Joseph Alois Schumpeter (1883-1950) 203
• 28 - Joan Robinson 212
• 29 - Unemployment and Price Stability 216
• 30 - Jacob Viner and the Historyof Economic Thought 243
• 31 - The Making of Good Economists 262
• Notes 274
• References 276
• 32 - Exemplary Economists of the Twentieth Century 278
• Note 296
• Index 297