Readings In The Economics Of The Division Of Labor: The Classical TraditionGuang-zhen Sun World Scientific, 2005 M05 9 - 312 páginas Study of the progressive division of labor is a burgeoning industry in economics in recent years. Classical authors, dating back as early as 500 BC, have made insightful analyses on the determinants and implications of the division of labor. Unfortunately these writings are rather scattered and not readily accessible. This important book aims to fill this void, serving as a valuable source of reference for scholars interested in the economics of specialization.The volume begins with the precursors of political economy including the ancient Greeks, medieval Islamic scholastics and mercantilists, continues with the classical political economists and the neoclassicists, and concludes with the Austrian economists such as Hayek in the 1940s. It covers major themes and perspectives about the division of labor that have ever emerged in the discipline of the economic science, including the economics of increasing returns to specialization, the twin ideas of division of labor and the extent of the market, the theory of the spontaneous market order, coordination in the factory system and large scale manufactures, knowledge and the division of mental labor, integration of analyses of specialization into the neoclassical framework, etc. |
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... considerably enriched since then , with different schools / perspectives simultaneously developing and sometimes competing with one another , we will focus on three themes , explored respectively by three most influential schools that ...
... considerably enriched since then , with different schools / perspectives simultaneously developing and sometimes competing with one another , we will focus on three themes , explored respectively by three most influential schools that ...
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... considerably under - estimated relative to what they deserve . As demonstrated in Boulakia ( 1971 ) and Soofi ( 1995 ) , Ibn Khaldūn can be well claimed in economics as a forerunner of Ricardo and Marx in labor theory of value , of ...
... considerably under - estimated relative to what they deserve . As demonstrated in Boulakia ( 1971 ) and Soofi ( 1995 ) , Ibn Khaldūn can be well claimed in economics as a forerunner of Ricardo and Marx in labor theory of value , of ...
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... considerably substantiated the theory of mutual reinforcement between the two things ( Ch 17 ) . His reasoning , a fairly interesting one indeed , can be summarized as the following . The division of labor is , as has been widely ...
... considerably substantiated the theory of mutual reinforcement between the two things ( Ch 17 ) . His reasoning , a fairly interesting one indeed , can be summarized as the following . The division of labor is , as has been widely ...
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... considerably elaborate on such an important topic in his brilliant presidential address ( 1928 ) . Unsatisfied with , as well as inspired by , Smith's treatment of the division of labor , Babbage ( 1835 ; Ch 15 ) , Ure ( 1835 ; Ch 16 ) ...
... considerably elaborate on such an important topic in his brilliant presidential address ( 1928 ) . Unsatisfied with , as well as inspired by , Smith's treatment of the division of labor , Babbage ( 1835 ; Ch 15 ) , Ure ( 1835 ; Ch 16 ) ...
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Contenido
Part II Nothing New under the Sun? Pieces up to Adam Smith | 33 |
Part III Classical Political Economy | 125 |
Part IV Marshallian Economics | 193 |
Part V The Austrian Insights | 249 |
Name Index | 285 |
Subject Index | 289 |
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Readings in the Economics of the Division of Labor: The Classical Tradition Guang-Zhen Sun Vista previa limitada - 2005 |
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