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A history of economic thought /

Barber, William J.

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A history of economic thought /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	A history of economic thought // William J. Barber.
Author:	Barber, William J.
Published:	Harmondsworth, England :Penguin, : 1991, ©1967.,
Description:	266 pages ;20 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Part 1. Classical economics -- Adam Smith and the framework of classical analysis -- Elaborations and cleavages within the classical system: Thomas Robert Malthus -- David ricardo and the formalization of classical analysis -- The revisionism of John stuart Mill: Postscript to classical economics -- Part 2. Marxian economics -- Karl Marx and the economics of Das Kapital: Postscript to Marxian economics -- Part 3. Neo-classical economics -- Alfred Marshall and the framework of neo-classical economics -- Pre-1914 variations on neo-classical themes: Postscript to neo-classical economics -- Part 4. Keynesian economics -- The economics of Keynes's General Theory: Postscript to Keynesian economics.
Subject:	Economics - History. -
ISBN:	0140136908

A history of economic thought /
Barber, William J.

A history of economic thought /William J. Barber. - Harmondsworth, England :Penguin,1991, ©1967. - 266 pages ;20 cm. - Penguin economics.

Part 1. Classical economics -- Adam Smith and the framework of classical analysis -- Elaborations and cleavages within the classical system: Thomas Robert Malthus -- David ricardo and the formalization of classical analysis -- The revisionism of John stuart Mill: Postscript to classical economics -- Part 2. Marxian economics -- Karl Marx and the economics of Das Kapital: Postscript to Marxian economics -- Part 3. Neo-classical economics -- Alfred Marshall and the framework of neo-classical economics -- Pre-1914 variations on neo-classical themes: Postscript to neo-classical economics -- Part 4. Keynesian economics -- The economics of Keynes's General Theory: Postscript to Keynesian economics.

ISBN: 0140136908Subjects--Topical Terms:

577100
Economics
--History.Index Terms--Genre/Form:

2026783
History.

LC Class. No.: HB75 / .B147 1991

Dewey Class. No.: 330.109 BAR

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