Classics in Economic Thought

Introduction Part One Pre Classical Economics Ancient and Medieval Economic Thought Mercantilism and the Dawn of Capitalism Economic Before Smith: Irish, French and Spanish Roots Part Two The Classical Period Adam Smith: System Builder Classical Economics I: Utility, Population and Money Classical Economics II: The Ricardian System and Its Critics Classical Economics III John Stuart Mill Economic Policy in the Classical Period Karl Marx and the Revolt Against Classical Economics Part Three The Neoclassical Period Neoclassical Theorists Ahead of their Time: Cournot and Dupult Microeconomics in England: William Stanley Jevons Alfred Marshall and the Neoclassical Synthesis The Vision and Impact of Leon Wairas Part Four Twentieth-Century Paradigms Thorstein Veblen and American Institutional Economics Competition Reconsidered: Chamberlin and Robinson John Maynard Keynes, The General Theory, and the Development of Modern Macroeconomics Contemporary Macroeconomics:The Quantity Theory, Monetarism, and Rational Expectations Austrian Economics Public Choice and Regulation: The New Political Economy Contemporary Microeconomics: A Rich and Movable Feast Postscript: Ideas, Events and Economic MethodRobert B. Ekelund is the author of 'Classics in Economic Thought', published 1996 under ISBN 9780070343535 and ISBN 0070343535.