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In many ways, modern economics can be seen as the sum total of the works of leading thinkers in the field. Including Adam Smith with his groundbreaking study of capitalism and Paul Krugman’s study of international trade patterns, economists have continued to increase our understanding of the principles of the world’s economic systems. Engaging profiles of the most notable contributors to economic thought are provided and the impact they continue to have throughout the world today is examined.

Notable Economists

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NOTABLE ECONOMISTS

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Introduction.
1: Adam Smith.
2: Early Life.
3: Glasgow.
4: Travels on the Continent.
5: Society and the &#x201C;Invisible Hand&#x201D;.
6: David Ricardo.
7: Karl Marx.
8: Early Years.
9: Brussels Period.
10: Early Years in London.
11: Role in the First International.
12: Last Years.
13: Lo&#x00E9;n Walras.
14: William Stanley Jevons.
15: Carl Menger.
16: Alfred Marshall.
17: Eugen von B&#x00F6;hm-Bawerk.
18: Friedrich von Wieser.
19: Knut Wicksell.
20: Thorstein Veblen.
21: Early Life.
22: Later Works And Career.
23: Final Years Andassessment.
24: John Rogers Commons.
25: Wesley Clair Mitchell.
26: Arthur Cecil Pigou.
27: John Maynard Keynes.
28: Background and Early Career.
29: Key Contributions.
30: Later Works.
31: Ragnar Frisch.
32: Gunnar Myrday.
33: Bertil Ohlin.
34: Friedrich August von Hayek.
35: Edward Hastings Chamberlin.
36: Sir Roy Harrod.
37: Simon Kuznets.
38: Theodore William Schultz.
39: Jan Tinbergen.
40: Sir John Richard Hicks.
41: Wassily Leontief.
42: James Edward Meade.
43: John Kenneth Galbraith.
44: Tjalling Charles Koopmans.
45: Ronald Coase.
46: George Joseph Stigler.
47: Mauricr Allais.
48: Trygve Haavelmo.
49: Leonid Vitalyevich Kantorovich.
50: Milton Friedman.
51: Sir Eichard Stone.
52: William Vickrey.
53: Sir Arthur Lewis.
54: Paul Samuelson.
55: Herbert Alexander Simon.
56: Leonid Hurwicz.
57: James Tobin.
58: Franco Modigliani.
59: James Mcgill Buchanan.
60: John Charles Harsanyi.
61: Lamrence Robert Klein.
62: Douglass Cecil North.
63: Thomas Crombie Schelling.
64: Gerard Debreu.
65: Kenneth Joseph Arrow.
66: Merton Howard Miller.
67: Robert Merton Solow.
68: Robert William Fogel.
69: Vernon Smith.
70: Harry Markowitz.
71: John Forbes Nash, Jr..
72: Robert Aumann.
73: Reinhard Selten.
74: Gary Stanley Becker.
75: Oliver Eaton Williamson.
76: Roberrt Alexander Mundell.
77: Amartya Sen.
78: Edmund Strother Phelps.
79: Elinor Ostrom.
80: Daniel Kahneman.
81: William Forsyth Sharpe.
82: Clive Granger.
83: Sir James Alexander Mirrlees.
84: Daniel Little Mcfadden.
85: Robert Emerson Lucas, Jr..
86: Dale Mortensen.
87: Peter Arthur Diamond.
88: George Akerlof.
89: Edward Prescott.
90: Myron Samuel Scholes.
91: Christopher Albert Sims.
92: Robert Engle.
93: Michael Spence.
94: Joseph Stiglitz.
95: Thomas John Sargent.
96: Finn Erling Kydland.
97: James Joseph Heckman.
98: Robert Merton.
99: Christopher Antoniou Pissarides.
100: Eric Stark Maskin.
101: Roger Bruce Myerson.
102: Paul Robin Krugman.
Glossary.
For Further Reading.
Index.

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Notable Economists