In developing their pure-exchange equilibrium models, Jevons [1871], Walras [1874–77], and Edgeworth [1881] make use of … carry its effects through. In this paper, after reconstructing Jevons’s, Walras’s, and Edgeworth’s respective positions, we … critically discuss Negishi’s critique of Edgeworth’s stance on Jevons’s law of indifference, Walras’s equilibrium, and the role …

out to have a most elusive meaning; In a second section, I compare Marshall and Walras on equilibrium and time. Whenever … possibility of disequilibrim. When Walras credit model is taken into account the result is more complicated. An important …

lead to a mixed conclusion. Positively, Friedman must be hailed for having brought the Marshall-Walras divide to the …. A better account of the differences between Marshall and Walras is to be found in his 1955 review of Jaffé’s traslation … of Walras’s Eléments d’économie pure. Second, I will claim that Friedman’s real target in his 1949 article was imperfect …

, Jevons and Walras to provide ?scientific fundaments? to economic reflection rests on an improper abstraction: the … propositions?, Jevons? ?laws relating to individual cases?, and Walras? ?maximum satisfaction of the needs of society? are based on … ?Economic Science?. Walras, through his general equilibrium model, sought to establish mathematical foundations for his …