Literature of Political Economy: Collected Essays II

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Samuel Hollander is widely recognized as one of the most important and controversial historians of economic thought. This second volume collects together essays extending beyond classical economics.;Book Cover; Title; Contents; Notes on Chapters; Preface; Acknowledgements; 'IT'S AN ILL WIND': A MEMOIR (1995) AND ADDENDUM (1996); ON THE TEACHING OF THE HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT: ATTACK THE BEST DEFENCE (1975); IN MEMORIAM: WILLIAM JAFF, 1898 1980 (1981); THE REPRESENTATIVE FIRM AND IMPERFECT COMPETITION (1961); ON THE INTERPRETATION OF THE JUST PRICE (1965); THE ROLE OF THE STATE IN VOCATIONAL TRAINING: THE CLASSICAL ECONOMISTS' VIEW (1968) AND REPLY TO E.G. WEST (1969); THE HISTORICAL DIMENSION OF THE WEALTH OF NATIONS (1976); ADAM SMITH AND THE SELF-INTEREST AXIOM (1977). Book Cover Title Contents Notes on Chapters Preface Acknowledgements 'IT'S AN ILL WIND': A MEMOIR (1995) AND ADDENDUM (1996) ON THE TEACHING OF THE HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT: ATTACK THE BEST DEFENCE (1975) IN MEMORIAM: WILLIAM JAFF, 1898 1980 (1981) THE REPRESENTATIVE FIRM AND IMPERFECT COMPETITION (1961) ON THE INTERPRETATION OF THE JUST PRICE (1965) THE ROLE OF THE STATE IN VOCATIONAL TRAINING: THE CLASSICAL ECONOMISTS' VIEW (1968) AND REPLY TO E.G. WEST (1969) THE HISTORICAL DIMENSION OF THE WEALTH OF NATIONS (1976) ADAM SMITH AND THE SELF-INTEREST AXIOM (1977). THE POST-RICARDIAN DISSENSION: A CASE-STUDY IN ECONOMICS AND IDEOLOGY (1980)ON P. MIROWSKI'S 'PHYSICS AND THE ~MARGINALIST REVOLUTION~ ' (1989) ON A. ARNON'S THOMAS TOOKE: PIONEER OF MONETARY THEORY (1995) THE CORN-LAW PAMPHLET LITERATURE OF 1815: MALTHUS, WEST, RICARDO AND TORRENS (1996) ON THE WORKS OF THOMAS ROBERT MALTHUS (1988) NEW EDITIONS OF MALTHUS (1991) ON MALTHUS'S PHYSIOCRATIC REFERENCES (1992) MALTHUS'S ABANDON.