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Quesnay’s Theory of Economic Growth and Declineheir economic model — the .. Well known is Eugen Duhring’s opinion that the . is a mathematical fantasy comparable to squaring the circle.. More recently, Paul Samuelson has equated the . to ‘mystification and abracadabara’.

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Adam Smith and the New Economics of Effort Smith that have stood the test of time,’ writes Albert Rees (1975, p. 336), ‘few have weathered better or are still more relevant than the idea of compensating wage differentials’, Yet Smith’s theory that a competitive labour market rewards workers for skills that are costly to acquire and for the

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Classical Perspectives on Investment: An Exegesis of Behavioural Assumptionsportant thing was to have something to invest: the investment itself did not present additional problems either as to promptness — it was . sure to be immediate — or as to direction — it was sure to be guided by investment opportunities that were equally obvious to all men’ (Schumpeter, 1954, p. 572

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Biophysical Properties in Glaucomating impression on me is his call to exploit the capabilities of economics for the study of large-scale historical change. His advice as a teacher was unambiguous: one should not seek guidance from neo-classical economics, since it is ahistorical. The great worldly philosophers of the not too distan

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William J. Phillips,Richard A. Cerionemic and social impact of industrial technology. With his usual ability to identify the most important questions. Heilbroner found in this literature little examination of what he termed their ‘historical aspect’ and stressed the need to investigate ‘whether there is visible a progressive change in t