• DOI:10.2307/2626853
• Corpus ID: 156047778

History of Economic Analysis

@inproceedings{Schumpeter1954HistoryOE,
  title={History of Economic Analysis},
  author={Joseph Alois Schumpeter},
  year={1954}
}

• J. Schumpeter
• Published 1 May 1955
• Economics

Part I: Introduction: Scope and Method Introduction and plan. Interlude I: The techniques of economic analysis. Interlude II: Contemporaneous developments in other sciences. The sociology of economics. Part II: From the Beginnings to the First Classical Situation (to about 1790) Graeco-Roman economics. The scholastic doctors and the philosophers of natural law. The consultant administrators and the pamphleteers. The econometricians and Turgot. Population, returns, wages, and employment. Value and money. The "Mercantilist" literature. Part III: From 1790 to 1870 Introduction and Plan. Socio-political backgrounds. The intellectual scenery. Review of the troops. General economics: A cross section. General economics: Pure theory. Money, credit, and cycles. Part IV: From 1870 to 1914 (and later) Introduction and plan. Background and patterns. Some developments in neighbouring fields. Sozialpolitik and the historical method. The general economics of the period: Men and groups. General economics: Its character and contents. Equilibrium analysis. Money, credit, and cycles. Part V: Conclusion: A Sketch of Modern Development Introduction and plan. Developments stemming from the Marshall- Wicksell apparatus. Economics in the "Totalitarian" countries. Dynamics and business cycle research. Keynes and modern macroeconomics.