Pomini, Mario; Tusset, Gianfranco - In: History of Political Economy 41 (2009) 2, pp. 311-342
Between the two world wars, the theory of general economic equilibrium received notable impetus in Italy from the work of the Paretian School. This consisted of a small, but very active, group of economists, whose best-known members at the time were Luigi Amoroso and Giulio La Volpe. One of the...