The Market and the State: Essays in Honour of Adam SmithClarendon Press, 1976 - 359 páginas |
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... economists of 1878 had lost faith in classical theory without having found what to put in its place , the economists of 1926 were for the most part secure in their acceptance of the neo - classical doctrines as developed by Marshall and ...
... economists of 1878 had lost faith in classical theory without having found what to put in its place , the economists of 1926 were for the most part secure in their acceptance of the neo - classical doctrines as developed by Marshall and ...
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... economists at any particular time , is a changing thing . It is not I think profitable , particularly at this time , to discuss whether what is involved in a change of focus is a Khunian ' paradigm shift ' . But every economist with any ...
... economists at any particular time , is a changing thing . It is not I think profitable , particularly at this time , to discuss whether what is involved in a change of focus is a Khunian ' paradigm shift ' . But every economist with any ...
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... economists ' , and ' literary economists ' by ' historians of economic thought ' . However , in view of Professor O'Brien's persuasive argument to the effect that we mere historians have a valuable corrective part to play , I concluded ...
... economists ' , and ' literary economists ' by ' historians of economic thought ' . However , in view of Professor O'Brien's persuasive argument to the effect that we mere historians have a valuable corrective part to play , I concluded ...
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Adam Smith and the Industrial | 1 |
Smiths Contribution in Historical Perspective | 44 |
Sympathy and SelfInterest | 73 |
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