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Edited by Lars Jonung

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: July 2013
Print publication year:: 1991
Online ISBN:: 9780511664427
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511664427

Subjects:: Economics, Economic Thought, Philosophy and Methodology, International Economics
Series:: Historical Perspectives on Modern Economics

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In this volume leading scholars look at the heritage and impact of the important work done by the Stockholm School from the 1920s to the present. The first part of The Stockholm School of Economics Revisited covers the early years and is followed by an extensive review of the approaches to economics adopted by the school. A number of contributors investigate the Stockholm School's relation to and impact on their own work, the work of other economists, and the approaches pursued by other schools. A final round-table discussion delves into the question 'What remains of the Stockholm School?' A readable collection for anyone interested in economic history, history of economic thought, or the ideas lying behind Swedish economic policy.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Dedication
pp v-vi

Contents
pp vii-x

Preface
pp xi-xiv

List of Contributors
pp xv-xvi

Dramatis Personae at the end of 1937
pp xvii-xxii

Introduction and Summary
pp 1-38

Part I - The roots
pp 39-40

1 - The Political Economy Club and the Stockholm School, 1917–1951
pp 41-74

Comment
pp 74-78

2 - Gösta Bagge, the Rockefeller Foundation, and empirical social science research in Sweden, 1924–1940
pp 79-97

Comment
pp 97-100

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pp 100-102

3 - The Committee on Unemployment and the Stockholm School
pp 103-124

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pp 124-128

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pp 128-138

Part II - The approach of the Stockholm School
pp 139-140

4 - Expectation and plan: The microeconomics of the Stockholm School
pp 141-165

Comment
pp 166-166

5 - Sequence analysis and optimization
pp 167-176

6 - There were two Stockholm Schools
pp 177-184

7 - On formal dynamics: From Lundberg to chaos analysis
pp 185-198

Comment
pp 198-200

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pp 200-204

8 - Lundberg, Keynes, and the riddles of a general theory
pp 205-228

Comment
pp 228-230

9 - Macrodynamics and the Stockholm School
pp 231-242

Comment
pp 242-244

10 - Ohlin and the General Theory
pp 245-262

Comment
pp 262-265

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