LECTURE 3. Aquinas and the Scholastics

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. LIST OF FIGURES xi
4. FOREWORD xiii
5. INTRODUCTION xv
6. A. ANTICIPATIONS
7. LECTURE 1. Introduction—Plato 5
8. LECTURE 2. Plato and Aristotle 16
9. LECTURE 3. Aquinas and the Scholastics 26
10. LECTURE 4. Pamphleteers—Money (Oresme, Bodin, “W.S.”) 35
11. LECTURE 5. Pamphleteers—Mercantilism (Malynes, Misselden, Mun) 46
12. LECTURE 6. Sir William Petty 55
13. LECTURE 7. Child and Locke (Interest) 66
14. B. EMERGENCE OF SYSTEMS
15. LECTURE 8. Cantillon 77
16. LECTURE 9. Cantillon (cont.)—Physiocracy 86
17. LECTURE 10. Physiocrats—Turgot 95
18. LECTURE 11. Locke and Hume on Property—Hume on Money 104
19. LECTURE 12. Hume on Interest and Trade—Precursors of Adam Smith 114
20. LECTURE 13. General Survey of Smith’s Intentions—The Wealth of Nations: Analytical (I) 125
21. LECTURE 14. The Wealth of Nations: Analytical (II) 133
22. LECTURE 15. The Wealth of Nations: Analytical (III)—Policy (I) 143
23. LECTURE 16. The Wealth of Nations: Policy (II) 153
24. C. NINETEENTH-CENTURY CLASSICISM
25. LECTURE 17. General Review—Malthus on Population 167
26. LECTURE 18 Value and Distribution: Historical Origin—Analytical (I) 176
27. LECTURE 19. Value and Distribution: Analytical (II) 185
28. LECTURE 20. Value and Distribution: Analytical (III) 192
29. LECTURE 21. Overall Equilibrium 201
30. LECTURE 22. International Trade 210
31. LECTURE 23. John Stuart Mill 219
32. D. OTHER MID-NINETEENTH-CENTURY THOUGHT
33. LECTURE 24. Mill (cont.)—Saint-Simon and Marx 231
34. LECTURE 25. Marx (cont.)—List and the Historical School 238
35. E. BEGINNINGS OF MODERN ANALYSIS
36. LECTURE 26. The Historical School (cont.)—Precursors of Change: Cournot, von Thünen, and Rae 249
37. LECTURE 27. The Marginal Revolution (I): Jevons 258
38. LECTURE 28. The Marginal Revolution (II): Jevons and Menger 268
39. LECTURE 29. The Marginal Revolution (III): Costs (Wieser)—The Pricing of Factor Services (Wieser, Clark, Wicksteed) 277
40. LECTURE 30 Capital Theory: Böhm-Bawerk and Fisher 285
41. LECTURE 31. Walras—Pareto 295
42. LECTURE 32. Marshall 303
43. LECTURE 33. Money: Fisher, Marshall, Wicksell 312
44. AFTERWORD The Further Evolution of the Subject 321
45. APPENDIX A. Robbins’ Reading List 337
46. APPENDIX B. Robbins’ Writings in the History of Economic Thought 347
47. REFERENCES 353
48. INDEX 371