Joan Robinson
Robinson, Joan Violet - 1903–83, British economist, b. Surrey, England. A socialist, she worked with Keynes and taught at Cambridge Univ. (1931–71). Her treatise, The Economics of Imperfect Competition (1933), analyzes the debates over monopolistic competition and microeconomic theory. Robinson was outspoken in her criticism of social and economic injustices against the developing Read More...
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What Are the Questions? And Other Essays: Further Contributions to Modern Economics
by Joan Robinson. 223 pgs.
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Distinguished Women Economists ("Joan Robinson (1903-1983)" begins on p. 160)
by James Cicarelli, Julianne Cicarelli. 245 pgs.
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