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Part of a series presenting critical appraisals of influential economists from the age of Aristotle to the present. The individuals examined have shaped both the theory and practice of modern economics. Each volume combines classic statements by economists with the most recent research.
Contents
Leon Walras and the "cash-balance approach" to the problem of the value of money, Arthur W. Marget; Leon Walras, J.R. Hicks; the monetary aspects of the Walrasian system, Arthur W. Marget; Leon Walras and his economic system, Milton Friedman; Walras - a reappraisal, R.F. Harrod; new light on an old quarrel, William Jaffe; Leon Walras and the Cambridge caricature, David Collard; money and the economics of Leon Walras, S.G. Hall; classical and neoclassical theories of general equilibrium, Ari J. Cohen and John S. Cohen; Leon Walras and social justice, Renato Cirillo; Leon Walras' theory of money, Renato Cirillo; Leon Walras's mathematical economics and the mechanical analogies, Albert Jolink and Jan van Daal; a primer on Walrasian theories of economic behaviour, Donald A. Walker; Walras, Leontief, and the interdependence of economic activities, Robert E. Kuenne; the architectonics of Leon Walras, Robert E. Kuenne; Leon Walras - on the occasion of the publication of his correspondence and related papers, Vincent J. Tarascio; an interpretation of Walras' theory of capital as a model of economic growth, William David Montgomery; competitive tatonnement exchange markets, Donald A. Walker; Smith and Walras - two theories of science, Dusan Pokorny; Walras's economics as others see it, William Jaffe; the influence of Auguste Walras on Leon Walras, Renato Cirillo; W. Jaffe on Leon Walras - a comment, Michio Morishima; natural prices and market prices - an interpretation of the Walrasian theory of accumulation, Enrico Zaghini; the empirical progressiveness of the general equilibrium research programme, Arthur M. Diamond, Jr.
