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Gunnar Myrdal (1898-1987): A Memorial Tribute
Get PDFGunnar Myrdal won the 1974 Nobel Prize for his work in the theory of money and economic fluctuations. At the age of 30, Myrdal had contributed three significant concepts to the economist's tool box. The first was his separation of ex ante and ex post concepts in macroeconomic theory. The second was the postulate of the explicit value premise. The third was the rejection of the practice of what he called the "illegitimate isolation" of economic variables from the surrounding social phenomena.
Die Deutsche Inflation (The German Inflation). Edited by Gerald D. Feldman, Carl L. Holtfrerich, Gerhard A. Ritter and Peter-Christian Witt. (Berlin and New York: Walter de Gruyter, 1982, 431 pp. $41.00.)
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The German Colonial Empire. By Woodruff D. Smith. Chapel Hill, N.C.: The University of North Carolina Press, 1978. Pp. xiii, 274. $16.00.
No full textSchmoller and Althoff at the University of Strasburg
No full textDescribes briefly the personal histories and important professional association of Gustav Schmoller and Friedrich Althoff emphasizing their innovatory period 1870-1882 at Strasburg.Germany, History, Innovation, Professions, Universities
Research in Economic History, Volume 5. Edited by Paul Uselding. Greenwich, Conn., JAI Press, 1980. Pp. x + 301. 16.00, individuals.
No full textThe Past as Prologue: An Economist's Tentative Prognosis for the New Millennium
No full textfuture studies, economic methodology, statistical simulation methods, labor law,
