Titlebook: Economics in the Long View; Essays in Honour of Charles P. Kindleberger (Fellow),Guido Tella (Asso Book 1982 Charles P. Kindleberger and G

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Walt Rostow: a Personal Appreciation,cal essay like this is bound to be highly personal: personal to the writer as well as to the subject. An attempt to put down on paper the story of Walt’s life and of his academic activities, while he himself is still alive and as active as ever, would daunt any writer. It should be all the more daun

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The Impact of the Depression on Economic Thought,equire looking at Keynesian theory from a somewhat unusual viewpoint. It will require looking at Keynes’s psychology rather than his economics. This implicit psychology, which might as well be called an implicit sociology, has its parallels and connections with both earlier and more recent thought.

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The New Terms of Trade Problem: Economic Rents in International Exchange, process of economic change as one of overlapping patterns of sectoral growth, in which some industries led while others lagged.1 When leading sectors moved forward in a group, as during the epoch of British textile and steam power development at the beginning of the nineteenth century, their yields

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Hard Data: Voices of Africans in Australia,wth. This paper examines the effect of recent improvements in the energy terms of trade on the pattern of international economic rents. It raises questions about the role of these changes, including the inducement of energy import-competing sectors, for the development of rich, poor, and middle-inco