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Informationen zum Autor Professor Geoffrey Harcourt, Claudio Sardoni Zusammenfassung This book reflects Geoff Harcourt's contribution to economic debate over more than three decades. It also includes intellectual biographies of some of the most prominent and leading unorthodox economists. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part 1: Issues in post-Keynesian economics1. The accountant in a Golden Age (1965)2. Investment-decision criteria, investment incentives and the choice of technique (1968)3. Pricing and the investment decision (1976)4. A critique of Mr Kaldor's model of income distribution and economic growth (1963)5. A two-sector model of the distribution of income and the level of employment in the short run (1965)Part 2: The capital theory controversies6. Decline and rise: the revival of (classical) political economy (1975)7. The Cambridge controversies: old ways and new horizons 8. Non-neoclassical capital theory (1979)Part 3: Surveys of approaches to economic theory9. Reflections on the development of economics as a discipline (1984)10. Post-Keynesianism: from criticism to coherence? (1988)Part 4: Theoretical methods11. The legacy of Keynes: theoretical methods and unfinished business (1987)12. Marshall, Sraffa and Keynes: incompatible bedfellows? (1981)13. Marshall's Principles as seen at Cambridge through the eyes of Gerald Shove, Dennis Robertson and Joan Robinson (1991)Part 5: Post-Keynesian policy14. Making socialism in your own country (1982)Part 6: Intellectual biographies15. On the contrutions of Joan Robinson and Piero Sraffa to economic theory (1990)16. Nicholas Kaldor, 1908-86 (1988)17. R F Kahn, 1905-89 (1991)18. Eric Russell, 1921-77: a great Australian polical economist (1977)19. Lorie Tarshis: an early post-Keynesian or, Tarshis on Tarshis by Harcourt (1982)20. Kenneth Boulding: a man for all systems (1983)21. Richard Goodwin: A twentieth-century eclectic (1985)
