In 1954, I set myself to collect together a number of Economic essays that I had written before that year, which seemed worthy of publication in a single volume. They were concerned with different aspects of economics. After the volume appeared, I wondered whether I had made a mistake. Would someone interested primarily in, say, imperfect competition be prepared to spend the extra money and occupy the extra bookshelf space just to possess the additional material about population, economic dynamics and Professor von Hayek’s fascinating views on individualism? I pleaded on behalf of the book that it all bore on topics in which the general economist has to interest himself. Since that time specialisation has greatly increased; the interests of each separate economist tend to be more sharply focused on his own theme. I was accordingly delighted and gratified when Macmillan, whose judgement I trust, proposed a new edition of this volume
Contents:
- THE POPULATION PROBLEM
- EQUAL PAY FOR MEN AND WOMEN
- NOTES ON SUPPLY
- THE LAW OF DECREASING COSTS
- A FURTHER NOTE ON DECREASING COSTS
- THE EQUILIBRIUM OF DUOPOLY
- DOCTRINES OF IMPERFECT COMPETITION
- THEORY OF IMPERFECT COMPETITION REVISED
- THEORY OF PROFIT
- PROFITEERING: AN ETHICAL STUDY
- THE EXPANSION OF CREDIT IN AN ADVANCING COMMUNITY
- KEYNES AND TRADITIONAL THEORY
- AN ESSAY IN DYNAMIC THEORY
- SUPPLEMENT ON DYNAMIC THEORY
- PROFESSOR F. A. VON HAYEK ON INDIVIDUALISM
- INCREASING RETURNS
Economic Essays By Roy Harrod pdf
