The Development of Economics
Table of Contents
Chapter I: Introduction
Part I: The Background of The Classical Political Economy
Chapter II: The Mercantile System
Chapter III: The Reaction Against Mercantilism In France
Chapter IV: The Physiocratic System
Part II: The Development of The Classical Political Economy
Chapter VI: Adam Smith And The Evolution of The Wealth of Nations
Chapter VII: Analysis of The Wealth of Nations
Chapter VIII: The Period From 1776 To 1815
Chapter IX: David Ricardo And His theory of Distribution
Chapter X: The Period Intervening Between 1815 And 1848
Chapter XI: John Stuart Mill
Part III: Early Critics of The Classical Economists
Chapter XII: The Nationalists
Chapter XIII: The Old Historical School
Chapter XIV: The Optimists
Chapter XV: The Socialists
Chapter XVI: Collectivism And Associationism
Chapter XVII: Scientific Socialism
Part IV: Attempts To Reconstruct The Science
Chapter XVIII: Condition of the Science In The Early Seventies
Chapter XIX: Some Characteristic Features of the Last Half-Century
Chapter XX: Carl Menger And The Beginnings of The Austrian School
Chapter XXI: Friedrich von Wieser
Chapter XXII: Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk
Chapter XXIII: Some Applications and Restatements of Austrian Doctrine
Chapter XXIV: Criticisms of the Austrian Doctrines
Chapter XXV: John Bates Clark
Chapter XXVI: Alfred Marshall
Chapter XXVII: Other Developments In Theory
Chapter XXVIII: Revolts Against ‘’Orthodox’’ Economics During The Last Half-Century
References
Index
