Schumpeter, Joseph Alois Primary Author mixed material bibliography USA Routledge 2003 en English

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337 p. Joseph A.Schumpeter was one of the greatest economists of the twentieth century. His History of Economic Analysis is perhaps the greatest contribution to the history of economics, providing a magisterial account of the development of the subject from Ancient Greece to the mid-twentieth century. Schumpeter’s views on his predecessors have proved to be a constant source of controversy. Here individual chapters examine such disparate questions as Schumpeter’s apparent disregard for the American Institutionalises, his grudging respect for Adam Smith, the perspicacity of his views on Quesnay, and his preference for Walras over Pareto. Four chapters are devoted to the early medieval schools, neglected in all of his writings. Schumpeter’s magnum opus is related to the rest of his economic output, especially his views on money and on methodology. With contributions by leading historians of economics from six countries, this volume analyses Schumpeter’s contribution to the history of economics, considers its lasting significance, and uses it as a benchmark to assess the current state of the field Economists Evolutionary economics History of economic analysis 330.90 0203744217 PUSTAKA LABORA Open Source Library Management System 330.90 SCH h A000874 My Library (Ebook) 330.90 SCH h HISTORIAN OF ECONOMICS Perspectives on the history of economic thought hh.jpg.jpg 1130 2025-02-12 11:22:11 2025-02-17 11:40:40 machine generated