tailieunhanh - History of Economic Analysis part 128

History of Economic Analysis part 128. At the time of his death in 1950, Joseph Schumpeter-one of the major figures in economics during the first half of the 20th century-was working on his monumental History of Economic Analysis. A complete history of humankind's theoretical efforts to understand economic phenomena from ancient Greece to the present, this book is an important contribution to the history of ideas as well as to economics. | Subject index 1232 business cycle research 1163-9. See also Business Cycle Analysis Business Cycle Theories Cost Curves Statistical Demand Curves Statistical Dynamic Analysis Macroanalysis Mathematics Statistics Supply Curves Statistical Tableau économique Economic Analysis history of meaning 3 defined 12 logical ideals or norms 17 applied fields 22-4 idealogical bias in 34-40 and economic thought 38-40 52 progress in meaning of 39-40 46 beginnings in Greece 53-66 logical vs. historical origins of institutions 64 110 289 Great Gap in . 600-1200 73-4 Ideal Types 80 606 818 absence in 9th through 12th centuries 84 paucity in 13th century 90 16th-century scholastics 97 utilitarianism and modern-day 134 separation from unified social science 142 chance in 144n in pamphleteers 161 18th century quasi-systems in 196 fundamental problem in 242 professionalization and specialization of 380 1154 facts entering theory as hypotheses 576-7 laws and principles 576-7 introspection 577 common experience 577 mathematics in 603 subjective vs. objective theory 919n. See also Economic Laws Economic Theory Economic Development in neo-classical period 759-60 United States and Germany 759 Austria Italy Japan Russia 759 England 759 760 Great Depression 760 opposition from social strata harmed by 763 Economic Development Theory of Ricardo s see Interest Rate of Mill s 542 543 571 572 640-41 662 685 Marshall s 543 892-3 1165 Malthus as hitchbound 566 570-72 In classical analysis 570-74 pessimistic type 570-72 585-6 Subject index 1233 optimistic type 572-3 Marx s type 573-4 in neo-classical period 892-3 Bohm-Bawerk s second ground for interest in 929 Cassel s balanced progress 966 and dynamic theory 1161. See also Marxist System Stagnation Thesis Stationary State Economic History 12 Economic Laws and natural law 26n nature of 34-5 Malthusian principle as 257 in classical economists 537 and principles 576-7. See also Economic Analysis Economic Man 99 156 452 887n Economic Sociology .