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The Years of High Theory

1967

by Shackle

[Front Matter and Table of Contents]: Title page, publication details, dedication, acknowledgements, and table of contents for G.L.S. Shackle's 'The Years of High Theory'...

Economic HistoryG.L.S. ShackleEpistemologyEquilibriumMethodologyGunnar MyrdalIndifference CurvesJoan RobinsonJohn HicksJohn Maynard KeynesLiquidityMultiplierPerfect CompetitionUncertaintyAlfred MarshallDiminishing ReturnsMarginal CostMonopolistic CompetitionMonopolyElasticity of DemandOligopolyRobert TriffinUtilityVilfredo ParetoConsumer SovereigntyFriedrich A. HayekKnut WicksellMonetary EquilibriumSay's LawexpectationsAustrian SchoolCapital TheoryNatural Rate of InterestUnemploymentstock exchangeClassical EconomicsInvestmentDivision of LaborWagesSavingInterest RatesmacroeconomicsMonetary TheoryProfit and LossArthur Cecil PigouVelocity of CirculationInflationBusiness CyclesWalter BagehotOpen Market OperationsMarginal UtilityStockholm SchoolAcceleration PrinciplePaul SamuelsonMathematical Economics

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Front Matter and Table of Contentsfront_matter
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Chapter 1: The Origin of Theories: A Case-Study Procedurechapter
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Chapter 2: Economic Hard Times and the Riches of Ideaschapter
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Chapter 3: Sraffa and the State of Value Theory, 1926chapter
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Chapter 4: Marginal Revenuechapter
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Chapter 5: The New Establishment in Value Theory: (I) Mrs Joan Robinsonchapter
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The Ascendancy of Perfect Competitiontheoretical
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The New Establishment in Value Theory: Edward Chamberlinchapter
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The Dissolution of the Industry and the Rise of General Competitivenesstheoretical
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The Indifference-Curve: Edgeworth and Paretochapter
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The Operationalization of Demand Theory: Barone, Slutsky, and Hickstheoretical
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Monetary Equilibrium: Wicksell, Myrdal, and the Role of Moneychapter
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Myrdal's Analysis: The Ex Ante and Ex Post Distinctionchapter
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The Conditions of Monetary Equilibriumtheoretical
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The Yield of Planned Investment and Liquiditytheoretical
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Myrdal and Keynes: Convergence on Investment Equilibriumtheoretical
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The Economics of Disorder: Uncertainty and the Multipliertheoretical
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Chapter 11: Keynes's Ultimate Meaningchapter
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Chapter 12: The Anatomy of the 'General Theory' - The Core Defect of Classical Economicschapter
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The Role of Money and Say's Lawtheoretical
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The Classical Postulates and Keynes's Critiquetheoretical
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The Missing Link: Saving, Investment, and Intentionstheoretical
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Methodological Innovations: Equilibrium vs. Processtheoretical
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Macro-economics and the Theory of Stockstheoretical
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The Inducement to Invest and the Marginal Efficiency of Capitaltheoretical
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The Keynesian Theory of Interest and Uncertaintytheoretical
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Independent Variables and the Philosophy of Historytheoretical
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Chapter 13: Spending, Saving and Demand - Comparing the Treatise and the General Theorychapter
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The First Fundamental Equation and the Mechanism of Price Changetheoretical
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Entrepreneurs' Remuneration and the Definition of Incometheoretical
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The Inducement to Invest and Liquidity Preferencetheoretical
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The Second Fundamental Equation and the Transition to General Theorytheoretical
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The Multiplier: Kahn's Theory and Its Precursorschapter
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Finance, Saving, and the Meade Equationtheoretical
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Historical Anticipators: Bagehot, Wulff, and Johannsentheoretical
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Danish Contributions and the Essence of Leveragetheoretical
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Keynes's Evolution and the Final Verdict on Originalitytheoretical
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Chapter 15: Liquidity Preference - The Nature of Interest and Uncertaintychapter
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The Enigma of Interest-Rate Theory: Stocks vs. Flowstheoretical
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Monetary Circulation and the Classification of Depositstheoretical
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The Speculative Motive and the Role of Conventiontheoretical
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Hicks's Marginalization of Money and the 'Finance' Motivetheoretical
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The Great Debate: Keynes vs. the Stockholm Schooltheoretical
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Hugh Townshend and the Nihilism of Expectationtheoretical
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Chapter 16: Formal Dynamics: Cycles and Growthchapter
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The Evolution of Business Cycle Theory and Harrod's 'The Trade Cycle'theoretical
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Chapter 17: Leontief's 'Tableau Économique'chapter
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Chapter 18: The Landslide of Inventionchapter
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Index: A to Gindex
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Index: G to Z and Library Metadataindex
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