61. Blogger: Login To Read Study of economics theory and real-world empirical economics issues from views of traditional Chicago School. http://chicagoschool.blogspot.com

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62. Journal Of Mathematical Economics - Elsevier Aims to provide a forum for work in economic theory which expresses economic ideas using formal mathematical reasoning. Contents and abstracts from vol.19 (1990). Full text to subscribers only. http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/journaldescription.cws_home/505577/description

63. Genetic Causation And Economic Theory on-line article by Robin Cowan and Mario J. Rizzo http://www.cgl.uwaterloo.ca/~racowan/cause.html

The Genetic-Causal Tradition and Modern Economic Theory Robin Cowan and Mario J. Rizzo University of Western Ontario and New York University February 1996. Abstract This paper is an analysis of a specific tradition of causal thinking in economics: the genetic-causal tradition. This was most self-consciously developed in the work of the Austrian School, but spilled over into other approaches. Genetic-causal explanations place emphasis, inter alia , on processes in time, emanating from changes in agents' desires and beliefs. The authors present a brief history of this approach, outline its major characteristics, differentiate genetic-causal explanation from other kinds of explanation, and illustrate the approach in mid and late-twentieth century economic theory. JEL Classifications: B1, B2, B4 Keywords: genetic-causation; Austrian process theory; equilibrium Historically , the genetic-causal view has emphasized three things which are worth mentioning here, and which will receive fuller treatment later. The first has to do with purposiveness. Economic agents act purposively they have ends and find efficient means to attain those ends. Thus a fundamental feature of causation in economics concerns the causes of action, namely the desires and beliefs of the agents. The second aspect is that the actions of individual agents bear a causal relationship to overall market outcomes. While individuals may not always achieve what they desire, the interaction of their actions with those of others produces these outcomes. The final aspect emphasized is the genetic nature of a causal connection. On this view a cause is not simply something that always precedes its effect; it creates a unidirectional

64. Economic Theory - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About Economic 1845 Germany The German political writer Friedrich Engels publishes Die Lage der arbeitenden Klasse in England / The Condition of the Working Classes in England, a classic of http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/economic theory

65. Laissez-Faire In Population: The Least Bad Solution Economist David Friedman argues that there is no justification in economic theory for the widely believed notion that the results of allowing parents freely to decide how many children they have must, in the long run, be catastrophic under any tolerable social institutions. http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Academic/Laissez-Faire_In_Popn/L_F_in_Population.h

The Population Council, 245 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017 Webbed by permission Readers should note that this pamphlet was written quite a long time ago LAISSEZ-FAIRE IN POPULATION The Least Bad Solution DAVID FRIEDMAN Department of Physics, Columbia University An Occasional Paper of the Population Council Contents Forward Introduction Is Population a Special Case? The Logic of Externalities ... Bibliography FOREWORD In recent years, with the growing interest in population problems around the world, there has been much discussion of population control. Many writers have argued that individual fertility decisions do not add up to what is socially optimal or even acceptable, and hence that such decisions cannot be left to the individual actors. Such discussion has raised profound questions on the proper relationship between individual behavior and the common good. To balance the discussion with a statement from the libertarian point of view, this paper was commissioned as a responsible contribution to the current inquiry. The essay is not an official statement on behalf of the Population Council. The author is solely responsible for the point of view expressed herein.

66. Economic Theory: Industrial Revolution Primary Sources Starting in England around 1750, the introduction of new machines powered by steam or by running water in streams and rivers changed the ways people had lived and worked for http://www.enotes.com/industrial-revolution-primary-sources/economic-theory

67. Economic Theory Marxist website defending the ideas of Marxism as a tool for today's labour movement, by the International Marxist Tendency. http://www.marxist.com/economic-theory/

International Marxist Tendency About us Contact us Join us Bahasa Indonesia ... Links Economic theory Monopoly capitalism and the case for socialism Written by Will Roche Friday, 12 February 2010 Will Roche continues with the last in a series of three articles on monopoly capitalism. The revolving doors of business and government Written by Will Roche Friday, 29 January 2010 Marxists have long since been conscious of the nature of the state, its industrious defence of the capitalist class, and its prejudice against working people. But much of the public are unaware of just how incestuous the capitalists and governments really are. Will Roche continues with his second in a series of three articles on monopoly capitalism. The capitalist curve of development Written by Leon Trotsky in 1923 Friday, 08 January 2010 To mark the 60 th anniversary of Trotsky’s death we published a series of articles on our Trotsky.net website in the year 2000, among them this article on capitalist development. The purpose then was to underline the fact that although capitalism was experiencing a boom, the period we had entered was actually one of overall capitalist decline. As we explained in the introduction “Rather than a new upswing, capitalism is heading for a new slump and a downward curve of development similar to the interwar period.” Monopoly Capitalism Written by Will Roche Monday, 14 December 2009

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69. Economic Theory | Cato Institute Research Topics Books and Book Chapters Cutting Federal Spending, Chapter 4, Cato Handbook for Policymakers, 7th Edition (2009). The Limits of Monetary Policy, Chapter 35, Cato Handbook http://www.cato.org/economic-theory

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70. Bukharin Three essays on the Bolshevik theoritician and leader. Bukharin by Tareq Rahim; Bukharin s Theory of a Capitalist World Economy by Jennifer Kruczek; Nikolay Bukharin Left Communist to NEPman by Corey Lichtman and Bukharin and Rightist Economic Theory by Alexandra Ginieres. http://econc10.bu.edu/economic_systems/Theory/Marxism/Soviet/Bukharin.htm

BUKHARIN Bukharin by Tareq Rahim Bukharin's Theory of a Capitalist World Economy by Jennifer Kruczek Nikolay Bukharin: Left Communist to NEPman by Corey Lichtman BUKHARIN AND RIGHTIST ECONOMIC THEORY By Alexandra Ginieres Bukharin by Tareq Rahim By 1905, at the age of sixteen, Bukharin had already become a leading member of the illegal student movement associated with the social democrats. As a political radical Bukharin was frequently imprisoned and was exiled in 1911, during which timed he lived and worked in Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and the United States. It was during his time in exile that Bukharin established himself as a political thinker and theoretician. He completed his education and familiarized himself with western languages and theoretical literature. By 1917 he was able to speak and read German, French, and English. He published several important articles and completed The Economic Theory of the Leisure Class and Imperialism and World Economy. After the March 1917 Revolution Bukharin returned to Moscow and established a reputation as a Bolshevik theorist that was so strong that it was second only to Lenin. He became a prominent organizer of the October Revolution, served for twenty years on the Central Committee of the Bolshevik Party, and was a member of the politburo for ten years. He was also in charge of Pravda between 1917 and 1929. Although Bukharin and Lenin were often in disagreement over how Marx’s socialist system was to be put into practice, among many other things, the two began a strong relationship and had respect for each other. Lenin spoke of Bukharin as being "the greatest and most valuable theoretician in the party," and "deservedly the favourite of the party." Bukharin’s work influenced Lenin, in particular his book on imperialism, Imperialism and World Economy, which Lenin borrowed from in his own writings on the subject. After Lenin’s death Bukharin became the leading theorist of the party and was chief of staff of the Bolshevik Party.

71. Economic Theory | Define Economic Theory At Dictionary.com economic theory noun (economics) a theory of commercial activities (such as the production and consumption of goods) http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/economic theory

72. Economic Theory | SwineCast The tragedy of the commons is an idea put forward by Garrett Hardin in the late 1960's (http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons), describing how commonly held http://www.swinecast.com/economic-theory

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74. Economic Theory Economic Theory. Group Leader Professor Indrajit Ray. The group consists of four full time members Jensen, Postl, Ray and Rowat - all of whom are young and have been http://www.economics.bham.ac.uk/research/theory.shtml

Skip logo, search and navigation. Go to the Content Search Schools and Departments Department of Economics Research Economic Theory Navigation Section Skip fast find section and go to the main content Fast find Fast find Schools and departments Maps and directions Courses Job opportunities Corporate services Site index Email directory Telephone directory Online Shop Birmingham Business School home Economics home About Us Research ... Contact Us Economic Theory Group Leader: Professor Indrajit Ray The group consists of four full time members - Jensen, Postl, Ray and Rowat - all of whom are young and have been recruited in the recent past. The group benefits from the association with the Political Economy and Economic Policy group. Dutta and Bandyopadhyay have formal affiliation, while Albornoz-Crespo has informal ties, with the group. All four full-time members are pure (game) theorists working on varied research agenda - super-modular games (Jensen), mechanisms (Postl), communication in games (Ray) and dynamic games (Rowat). There are a lot of common research interests among the group members. Ray is involved in distinct research projects with every other member - aggregation in market games (with Jensen), cheap talk in games (with Postl) and monitoring in repeated games (with Rowat). The group shares its research (Dutta and Rowat work on the commons problem in a repeated game set-up) and events (seminars and workshops; see below) with the Political Economy and Economic Policy group.

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