John Stuart Mill on economic theory and method

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Collected essays ; 3

Includes bibliographical references and index

Cover; John Stuart Mill on Economic Theory and Method; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of illustrations; Preface; Acknowledgements; 1 Technology and aggregate demand in J.S.Mill'seconomic system (1964); 2 The role of fixed technical coefficients in the evolution of the wages-fund controversy (1968); 3 Ricardianism, J.S.Mill and the neo-classical challenge (1976); 4 On John Stuart Mill's defence of Ricardian economics (1983); 5 William Whewell and John Stuart Mill on the methodology of political economy (1983)

6 'Dynamic equilibrium' with constant wages: J.S.Mill's Malthusian analysis of the secular wage path (1984)7 J.S.Mill on 'derived demand' and the wages-fund theory recantation (1984); 8 Exogenous factors and classical economics (1985); 9 The relevance of John Stuart Mill: some implications for modern economics (1986); 10 John Stuart Mill as economic theorist (1987); 11 Commentary on 'John Stuart Mill interpretation since Schumpeter' (1988); 12 John Stuart Mill's method in principle and practice: a review of the evidence (with Sandra Peart) (1999)

13 On J.S.Mill's defence of Ricardo's proportionality theorem: a Longfield connection? (1999)Index

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