A Brief History of Economic Thought - A Brief History of Economic Thought -

Why the History of Economic Thought Is Considered Useless: The Cumulative View The Competitive View The Stages of Economic Theorising: Conceptualisation and Model-building Economics and the History of Economic Thought The Prehistory of of Political Economy Why We Call It Prehistory Classical Antiquity Patristic Thought The Scholastics Usury and Just Price Bullionists and Mercantilists The Naissance of Economic Thought in Italy: Antonio Serra William Petty and the Origins of Political Economy Life and Writings Political Arithmetic and the Method of Economic Science National State and the Economic System Commodity and Market Surplus, Distribution, Prices From Body Politic to Economic Tables The Debates of the Time John Locke The Motivations and Consequences of Human Actions Bernard de Mandeville Richard Cantillon Franfois Quesnay and the Physiocrats The Political Economy of the Enlightenment; Turgot The Italian Enlightenment: the Abbe Galiani The Scottish Enlightenment: Francis Hutcheson and David Hume Adam Smith Life and Writings Method The Moral Principle of Sympathy The Wealth of Nations Value and Prices Natural Prices and Market Prices The Origin of the Division of Labour: Smith and Pownall Economic and Political Liberalism: Smith’s Fortunes Economic Science at the Time of the French Revolution The Perfectibility of Human Societies: Between Utopias and Reforms Malthus and the Population Principle Say’s Law Under-consumption Theories: Malthus, Sismondi The Debate on the Poor Laws The Debate on the Colonies Bentham’s Utilitarianism David Ricardo Life and Works Ricardo’s Dynamic Vision From the Corn Model to the Labour Theory of Value Absolute Value and Exchangeable Value: The Invariable Standard of Value Money International Trade and the Theory of Comparative Costs On Machinery: Technological Change and Employment The Ricardians and the Decline of Ricardianism The Forces in the Field Robert Torrens Samuel Bailey Thomas De Quincey and John Ramsay McCulloch The Ricardian Socialists and Cooperativism Nassau William Senior and the Anti-Ricardian Reaction Charles Babbage John Stuart Mill and Philosophical Radicalism Mill on Political Economy Karl Marx Life and Writings The Critique of the Division of Labour: Alienation and Commodity Fetishism The Critique of Capitalism and Exploitation Accumulation and Expanded Reproduction The Laws of Movement of Capitalism The Transformation of Labour Values into Prices of Production A Critical Assessment Marxism after Marx The Marginalist Revolution: The Subjective Theory of Value The Marginalist Revolution: An Overview The Precursors: Equilibrium between Scarcity and Demand William Stanley Jevons The Jevonian Revolution Real Cost and Opportunity Cost The Austrian School and Its Neighbourhood CarlMenger The ‘Methodenstreit’Max Weber Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk Knut Wicksell and the Swedish School Friedrich von Hayek General Economic Equilibrium The Invisible Hand of the Market Leon Walras Vilfredo Pareto and the Lausanne School Irving Fisher The Debate on the Existence, Uniqueness and Stability of Equilibrium Alfred Marshall Life and Writings The Background The Principles Economics Becomes a Profession Monetary Theory: From the Old to the New Cambridge School Marshallian Developments in Italy and the United States Thorstein Veblen and Institutionalism Welfare Economics and Imperfect Competition John Maynard Keynes Life and Writings1 Probability and Uncertainty The Treatise on Money From the Treatise to the General Theory The General Theory The Asymmetries of Economic Policy in an Open Economy and International Institutions Michal Kalecki The New Cambridge School Joseph Schumpeter Life and Writings Method From Statics to Dynamics: The Cycle The Breakdown of Capitalism The Path of Economic Science Piero Sraffa First Writings: Money and Banking Criticism of Marshallian Theory Imperfect Competition and the Critique of the Representative Firm Cambridge: Wittgenstein and Keynes The Critical Edition of Ricardo’s Writings Production of Commodities by Means of Commodities Critique of the Marginalist Approach The Sraffian Schools The Age of Disgregation From One Side of the Atlantic to the Other The New Foundations: General Equilibrium and Expected Utilities Behavioural Paradoxes and Behavioural Economics The ‘Lowbrow Theory’: Macroeconomics and Growth Theory The New Theories of the Firm Econometrics and A-theoretical Empiricism Evolutionary Theory and Institutionalism Economics and Ethics Bibliography