An edition of A History of Economic Thought
(2000)
A History of Economic Thought
the LSE lectures
by Lionel Robbins
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Lionel Robbins's now famous lectures on the history of economic thought comprise one of the greatest accounts since World War II of the evolution of economic ideas. These lectures, delivered at the London School of Economics between 1979 and 1981 and tape-recorded by Robbins's grandson, display his mastery of the intellectual history of economics, his infectious enthusiasm for the subject, and his eloquence and incisive wit. - Back cover.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
A. Anticipations.
Lecture 1. Introduction : Plato
Lecture 2. Plato and Aristotle
Lecture 3. Aquinas and the Scholastics
Lecture 4. Pamphleteers : Money (Oresme, Bodin, "W.S.")
Lecture 5. Pamphleteers : Mercantilism (Malynes, Misselden, Mun)
Lecture 6. Sir William Petty
Lecture 7. Child and Locke (Interest)
B. Emergence of Systems.
Lecture 8. Cantillon
Lecture 9. Cantillon (cont.) : Physiocracy
Lecture 10. Physiocrats : Turgot
Lecture 11. Locke and Hume on Property : Hume on Money
Lecture 12. Hume on Interest and Trade : Precursors of Adam Smith
Lecture 13. General Survey of Smith's Intentions : The Wealth of Nations: Analytical (I)
Lecture 14. The Wealth of Nations : Analytical (II)
Lecture 15. The Wealth of Nations : Analytical (III) :Policy (I)
Lecture 16. The Wealth of Nations: Policy (II)
C. Nineteenth Century Classicism.
Lecture 17. General review : Malthus on Population
Lecture 18. Value and Distribution : Historical Origin : Analytical (I)
Lecture 19. Value and Distribution : Analytical (II)
Lecture 20. Value and Distribution : Analytical (III)
Lecture 21. Overall Equilibrium
Lecture 22. John Stuart Mill
D. Other Mid-nineteenth-century Thought.
Lecture 24. Mill (cont.) : Saint-Simon and Marx
Lecture 25. Marx (cont.) : List and the Historical School
E. Beginnings of Modern Analysis.
Lecture 26. The Historical School (cont.) : Precursors of Change : Cournot, von Thünen, and Rae
Lecture 27. The Marginal Revolution (I) : Jevons
Lecture 28. The Marginal Revolution (II) : Jevons and Menger
Lecture 29. The Marginal Revolution (III) : Costs (Wieser) : The Pricing of Factor Services (Wieser, Clark, Wicksteed)
Lecture 30. Capital Theory : Böhm-Bawerk and Fisher
Lecture 31. Walras : Pareto
Lecture 32. Marshall
Lecture 33. Money : Fisher, Marshall, Wicksell
Afterword : The further evolution of the subject
Appendix A : Robbins' reading list
Appendix B : Robbins' writings in the history of economic thought
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