The Economic Point of View

Index of Authors

Amonn, Alfred

economics

defining, 86, 189(21), 204(39)

outlook of, 201(44)

scope of, 190(31)

exchange, 203(16), 204(23)

scarcity, 209(12)

social relationships, 88, 205(43) (46)(47)

Anderson, B. M., 88, 200(25), 205(49)

Ashley, W. J., 189(24), 198(3)

Bagehot, Walter, 50, 55, 92, 93, 197(82), 206(5)

Bailey, Samuel, 49, 192(29), 197(77), 198(9)

Bastiat, Frédéric, 82, 204(30)

Baumol, W. J., 187(4)

Bentham, Jeremy, 34, 190(5), 192(29)

Bernadelli, H., 216(39)

Black, R. D., 202(5)

Blake, W. J., 193(30)

Boileau, D., 192(28), 197(79)

Bolles, Albert S., 71, 203(14)

Bonar, J., 190(8), 191(10), 192(26), 197(3)

Boucke, O. F., 209(13)

Boulding, Kenneth, 20, 63, 200(31), 201(47), 204(32)

Bowley, M., 188(20), 192(23), 195(60), 198(10), 199(12)

Buckle, H. T., 52, 197(2)

Bye, R. T., 189(31), 204(32), 205(48), 212(68)(70)

Cairnes, J. E., 20, 38, 83, 189(24), 194(44), 204(29), 206(5)

Cannan, E.

catallactics, 202(4)

economic things, 4, 187(5)

marginal utility, 45, 196(64)

Robbins and, 47, 185

wealth, 191(17), 206(1), 216(44)

welfare, 47, 197(73)

Cauwès, P., 202(7)

Cazenove, J., 202(7)

Christenson, C. L., 200(26), 209(19)

Clark, J. B., 199(21)

Cohn, G., 112, 195(58)

Collingwood, R. G., 213(8)

Comte, Auguste, 87, 189(24), 205(44)

Cooley, C. H., 208(40)

Croce, Benedetto

apriorism, 214(24)

economics

analyzing, 10, 188(18)

error in, 169

mechanical concept of, 70

freedom of economic action, 68, 201(42)

history, interpreting, 4, 187(3)

human action, 155, 157, 163, 213(9)

maximization of utility, 214(23)

measurability, 99

Mises’ views and, 214(26)ff.

teleology, 155

Cunningham, W., 55, 190(2), 199(11)

Daly, F. St. Leger, 188(15)

Dameth, H., 196(70)

Darwin, Charles, 35

Davenport, H. J., 60, 200(23), 207(31)

De Laveleye, E., 40, 188(11), 195(53)

De Quincy, T., 192(23)

De Tracy, DeStutt, 202(2)

Dickinson, Z. C., 200(28), 213(18)

Dietzel, M., 16, 40, 59, 112, 195(51), 199(20)

Dobb, M., 195(54)

Dorfman, R., 211(45)

Droz, 44

Dupuit, J., 92, 206(2)

Early, James S., 200(26), 209(19), 210(29)

Eastman, M., 193(34)

Edgeworth, F. Y., 16, 50, 55, 67, 198(11)

Ely, R. T., 40, 44, 195(48)(52), 196(62), 199(21), 204(34)

Emery, A., 209(12)

Engels, Friedrich, 34, 35, 193(35)

Engliš, Karel, 214(19)

Espinas, A., 212(1)

Fetter, F. A., 47, 196(72), 197(74), 207(30)(33)

Fey, A., 198(8)

Finch, 203(21)

Fraser, L. M., 17, 20, 189(30), 190(1), 196(65), 209(18), 211(54), 214(21)

Ganilh, C., 29, 192(28), 197(79)

Gehrig, 205(43)

George, Henry, 57, 75, 199(14)

Giddings, Franklin, 37, 71, 194(42), 203(15)

Girault, A., 196(70)

Godwin, W., 25, 190(8)

Gossen, H. H., 201(39)

Grotius, Hugo, 25

Hadley, A. T., 60, 199(21)

Halberstaedter, H., 200(29)

Halévy, E., 190(8), 191(15)

Hancock, W. N., 202(6)

Haney, L. H., 88, 190(7), 208(11)

Harrod, R. F., 215(32)

Harwood, E. C., 215(32)

Hasbach, W., 191(10)

Hawley, F. B., 60, 200(22), 203(19)

Hawtrey, R. G., 84, 138, 204(31), 207(30), 211(55)

Hayek, F. A.

apriorism, 179

Comte, reaction to, 189(24)

economics

character of science of, 11, 188(19)

nature of, 213(13)

organization, 84, 204(32)

sordid side of life, 197(85)

ends and means, 134, 211(48)

land rent, 216(39)

positivism, 191(13)

purchasing power of money, 206(6)

scarcity, comment on Menger’s views, 208(6)

Hearn, W. E., 202(7), 212(2)

Heimann, E., 209(19)

Hermann, F., 58, 199(15)

Higgins, B., 209(20)

Hildebrand, B., 14, 193(38)

Hobbes, T., 25, 27

Hobson, J. A., 207(30)

Homan, P. T., 188(15)

Hume, David, 26, 192(26)

Hutchison, T. W., 7, 188(9), 211(58), 213(15), 214(22), 215(33)

Hutt, W. H., 191(14), 197(2), 199(11), 209(17)

Ingram, John K., 39, 87, 195(48)

Jennings, R., 50, 197(81), 212(2)

Jevons, W. S.

abstract reasoning, 14

hedonism, 16

pleasure and pain, 50, 58, 197(83) (84), 199(16)

self-interest, 67

utility, 47, 196(69)

wealth, 194(46)

Jourdan, A., 189(28)

Kaufmann, Felix, 126, 187(8), 210(34), 212(65), 213(15)

Kautsky, Karl, 35, 36, 193(37), 200(24)

Keynes, John Maynard, 3, 143

Keynes, J. N., 16, 190(5), 192(28), 194(46)

Kleinwachter, F., 204(38)

Knies, K., 14, 189(25)

Knight, Frank H.

apriorism, 179, 216(36)

boundary of economic science, 1, 216(41)

conduct, 146

economics, definition of, 187(6)

ends and means, 130, 134, 210(31)ff.

Macfie and, 141, 212(65)

maximization, 135, 204(28), 209(15)

measurability, 100, 207(24)

necessities, 35, 193(30)

positive-normative controversy, 211(56)

praxeology, 18, 176, 215(30)(31)

scarcity, comment on Menger’s views, 208(6)

self-interest, 199(11)

value theory, 8, 188(13)

Lachmann, L. M., 213(16)

Lauderdale, Earl of, 30, 46, 111, 191(18), 208(4)

Lawson, J. A., 74, 202(6), 203(9)(11)

Lecky, W. E. H., 42, 195(56)

Leroy-Beaulieu, P., 193(38), 202(7)

Leslie, Cliffe

measurability, 97

political economy, 195(49), 199(16)

sociology, 39, 87

wealth, 46, 61, 93, 194(46)

Levasseur, E., 189(28)

Liberatore, M., 193(29)

List, F., 196(61)

Little, I. M. D., 51, 214(23)

Locke, John, 25

Lowe, Robert, 55, 91, 93, 194(46), 206(4), 210(42)

McCulloch, J. R., 30, 31, 73, 191(21), 202(1)

Macfie, A. L.

economic definition, 8, 188(14)

materialism, 20

Robbins and, 209(17)

“social” goals, 88

valuation, 64, 139, 196(65), 200(32), 211(60)(63), 214(24)

MacGregor, D. H., 209(13)

Mach, Ernst, 201(44)

Machlup, Fritz, 209(15), 215(34)

Macleod, H. D., 73, 202(8)

Malthus, T. R., 30, 34, 72, 191(16)(20), 192(29), 202(1)

Mandeville, B., 26, 191(11)

Mangoldt, H. K. E., 86, 195(58)

Mannheim, K., 193(30)

Marriott, W. F., 194(46)

Marshall, Alfred

economics, scope of, 189(31), 206(9)ff.

hedonism, 16

measurability, 96

production, 78, 203(20)

science, study of, 3

self-interest denied, 199(11)

sociology, 205(45)

welfare, material, 47, 194(46)

Marx, Karl, 34, 35, 193(31)(32), 194(41)

Maudit, R., 189(24)

Mayer, H., 127

Menger, Carl

abstract reasoning, 14, 189(26)

economics

definition, 189(25)

goods, 195(58)

scarcity, 16, 112, 208(7)

Volkswirtschaft, 204(33)

Merz, J. T., 191(10)

Mill, J. S.

avaricious behavior, 74

Comte, criticism of, 189(24)

exchange, 72

political economy defined, 12, 189(22), 198(4)ff.

real and nominal definitions, 187(7)

Say, criticism of, 46

social relationships, 87, 205(43)

wealth, 53, 192(28), 197(3)

Mises, Ludwig

apriorism, 179, 216(36)ff.

Croce’s views and, 214(26)ff.

economic nature and scope, 159, 161, 213(14)

ends and means, 18

exchange medium, 106, 208(35)

measurability, 207(29)

praxeology, 147, 160, 175, 212(1)(7), 215(31)

preference, 207(29)

Robbins’ views on economics and, 161

Mitchell, Wesley C.

action, 91

causality, 164

money, 91, 106, 206(36)(37)(38)

teleology, 213(18)

wealth, 20, 47, 197(74)

welfare, 20

Myint, H., 195(54), 209(14), 210(30)

Myrdal, Gunnar, 7, 25, 188(9), 190(9)

Neumann, F. J., 16, 59, 113, 199(19), 202(7), 208(10)

Newcomb, S., 203(19)

Newman, F. W., 202(7)

Norman, 194(46)

Northrop, F. S. C., 215(30), 216(36)

Ogden, C. K., 187(7)

Oppenheimer, F., 204(32), 209(12)

Oswalt, 200(29)

Pantaleoni, M., 201(40)(41)

Papandreou, A. G., 68, 215(34)

Pareto, Vilfredo

economics defined, 7, 11, 188(9)(18)

measurability, 99

prices, 102, 207(31)

sociology, 89

teleology, 155

Parry, Carl E., 204(27), 207(32)

Parsons, Talcott

economic interpretation of history, 193(30)

ends and means, 126, 134, 210(36)(40)

measurability, 206(8)

on Pareto, 212(5)

purposive action, 211(59)

on Robbins, 211(47)(59)

Robbins-Souter on formalism, 122, 125, 210(28)(32)

“social” goals, 88

sociology, 89, 205(45)(50)(51)

want-satisfaction, 196(72)

on Weber, 213(12)

Patten, Simon, 101, 188(11)

Paul, E. and C., 193(31)

Perry, A. L., 75, 77, 203(12)(17)

Philippovich, E. V., 199(19)

Pigou, A. C, 96, 206(8)ff.

Plotnick, M. J., 214(18)

Plough, Patrick, 202(6), 205(41), 211(49)

Powers, H. H., 196(69)

Price, Bonamy, 38, 194(46)

Ramsay, G., 191(23)

Raymond, D., 192(28), 205(41)

Read, Samuel, 32, 190(8), 191(22), 202(1)

Ricardo, David, 25, 31, 53, 36, 191(23), 192(29)

Richards, I. A., 187(7)

Rivett, K.

economic definition, 187(4), 211(50), 212(73)

ends and means, 127, 210(38)

money, 206(7)

scarcity, 144

Robbins, Lionel

apriorism, 179, 215(35)

breadth of definition, 119-21

Cannan and, 47, 185, 196(71), 197(73)

economics

defining, 7, 117-45, 188(12), 189(31), 196(65), 207(27)

methodology of, 213(15)

views of, 109-11

ends and means, 18, 115, 124-37, 166

formalism of definition, 121-24

hedonistic motives, 64, 108, 200(33)

maximization principle, 115

Mises’ views on economics and, 161

money, 107, 206(6)ff., 208(41)ff.

on classical economics, 188(20), 190(6)ff., 192(28)

praxeology and, 148

purposiveness, 125, 210(33)

scarcity, 61, 114

want-satisfaction, 115, 209(15)ff.

welfare, material, 199(20)

Wicksteed and, 64, 108, 200(28)

Robertson, Dennis H., 1, 47, 197(76)

Robinson, J., 214(21)

Robinson, R., 187(2), 188(17)

Roche-Agussol, 200(34)

Röpke, Wilhelm, 191(12)

Roscher, W., 14, 62, 86, 200(27), 202(7), 204(37)

Rostow, W. W., 205(51)

Rothbard, Murray, 216(36)(40)

Ruskin, John, 76, 197(1)

Samuelson, P. A., 211(45)

Sargent, 193(29)

Sax, E., 195(58), 199(19)

Say, J. B., 46

Schäffle, Albert

economic principle, 59, 199(17)

humanistic character of economics, 44, 195(61)

man vs. nature, 42, 195(57)

scarcity, 112, 208(9)

Schmidt, G. H., 189(28), 213(17)

Schmoller, G., 85, 204(33)ff.

Schoeffler, S., 209(19)

Schönberg, G., 194(47)

Schor, A., 205(47)

Schumpeter, J. A.

economics

definitions of, 187(6)

mechanical view of, 68, 201(43)ff.

exchange relationship, 80, 82, 203(22)(25)

Scitovsky, T., 212(69)

Scoon, R., 202(27)

Seligman, E. R. A., 32, 190(8), 193(33), 204(24)

Senior, Nassau

catallactics, 72, 202(4)

definitions, 13, 29

supply and demand, 208(5)

taxation, 202(8)

wealth, 55, 57, 67, 198(10), 199(13)

Sherwood, Sidney, 37, 153, 194(42), 212(3)

Shils, 203(21), 210(43)

Sismondi, J. C. L. Simonde, 46, 196(68), 202(1)

Smith, Adam

critic of Mandeville, 26

exchange, 74, 76, 78

national prosperity, 92

political economy, 23, 24, 190(3)(5)

selfishness and, 52

wealth, causes and nature of, 30, 44

Solow, R., 211(45)

Sombart, W., 199(19)

Souter, R. W., 121, 139, 209(22), 210(31), 211(57)

Spann, Othmar, 209(12)

Stebbing, J. S., 187(7)

Steuart, James, 24, 34, 190(7)

Stewart, Dugald, 46, 196(67)

Stone, N., 35

Storch, Henri, 41, 46, 212(2)

Streeten, P., 197(75)

Supino, Cammillo, 189(29)

Suranyi-Unger, T., 205(42)

Tagliacozzo, G.

Croce, ideas of, 188(10), 213(9)

economics, 7, 9, 108, 170, 188(16)

ends and means, 128, 210(39)

“Rhine-wine” case, 169, 214(27)

Robbins’ views and, 209(17)

Tarde, Gabriel, 79, 98, 189(28), 196(70), 203(21), 207(20)

Tawney, R. H., 197(78)

Tewari, J. N., 214(20)

Torrens, Robert, 202(4)

Trowbridge, O. R., 207(27)

Trower, 192(23)

Tuttle, C. A., 42, 195(58)

Usher, A. P., 187(8)

Veblen, Thorstein, 36, 106, 141, 193(39), 212(66)(67)

Villey, E., 196(70)

Viner, J., 51, 63, 200(30), 201(31), 207(31)

Voigt, A., 200(29), 209(12)

Wagner, A., 59, 199(18)

Walker, F. A., 75, 77, 203(13)

Walras, L., 113, 187(8)

Ward, Lester F., 194(42)

Weber, Max

causality, 157, 213(10)ff.

economics and technology, 131, 210(43)

ethics, 137

exchange, 79, 203(16)(21)

human action and, 157-59

ideal type, 158, 214(18)

praxeology and, 157, 213(10)ff.

purpose, 157, 158, 163

scarcity, 209(12)

Whateley, Richard

association, 79

catallactics, 72, 202(3)ff.

man and exchanges, 76

political economy, 197(80)

taxation, 202(8)

wealth, 55, 198(10)

Wicksteed, Philip H.

definitions of economics, 16, 146

industrial and commercial life, 146

maximization, 58

non-tuism, 64, 77, 200(33)ff., 203(18)

political economy, 200(29)ff.

rejection of economic motive, 62, 200(28)

Wootton, Barbara, 143, 212(71)

Worms, R., 189(28)

Young, A. A., 208(40)

Zweig, F., 200(29), 210(35), 211(44)