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What could the "new" growth theory teach Smith or Ricardo?
Kurz, Heinz D. - In: Economic issues 2 (1997) 2, pp. 1-20
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Which economics? Which economies? : a comment on "what is wrong with the West's economies?" by Edmund Phelps
Kurz, Heinz D. - In: Homo oeconomicus : HOE ; journal of behavioral and … 33 (2016) 4, pp. 297-310
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Technical progress and the diffusion of innovations : classical and Schumpeterian perspectives
Kurz, Heinz D. - In: Frontiers of economics in China : selected publications … 12 (2017) 3, pp. 418-449
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David Ricardo: on the art of "elucidating economic principles" in the face of a "labyrinth of difficulties"
Kurz, Heinz D. - In: The European journal of the history of economic thought 22 (2015) 5, pp. 818-851
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Technical progress, capital accumulation and income distribution in classical economics : Adam Smith, David Ricardo and Karl Marx
Kurz, Heinz D. - In: The European journal of the history of economic thought 17 (2010) 5, pp. 1183-1222
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Innovation, knowledge and growth : Adam Smith, Schumpeter and the moderns
Kurz, Heinz D. - 2012
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Was können Adam Smith und David Ricardo von der "neuen" Wachstumstheorie lernen?
Kurz, Heinz D. - In: Ökonomisches Denken in klassischer Tradition : …, (pp. 517-546). 1998
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[Rezension von: Schefold, B., Normal prices, technical change and accumulation]
Kurz, Heinz D. - In: Journal of economics 67 (1998) 3, pp. 346-347
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Classics today: Smith, Ricardo, Marx
Gehrke, Christian; Kurz, Heinz D.; Sturn, Richard - In: New perspectives on political economy and its history, (pp. 171-192). 2020
This chapter argues that modern readers can benefit from studying the classics today, because the classical approach to studying an economic system in motion under a cumulative process of division of labour offers a superior starting point for analysing salient properties of capitalist market...
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