In the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars Britain found itself faced with a stagnant economy.
Economist David Ricardo believed that the full re-integration of Britain into the world market …

Our survey is not exhaustive: it does not include every one of the 420 articles we identified
as pertaining to the history of economics in the journals mentioned above. However, a look …

We analyse international trade in a Pasinetti–Ricardo growth model in the world economy
scenario in which several small trading countries coexist and international commodity prices …

We study an implication of the Ricardian theory of differential extensive rent in a free trade
regime. To this effect we develop a Ricardian two country two commodity open economy …

Nicholas Kaldor's RES paper is the starting point of two traditions in the modern theory of
growth and distribution. One is the Keynesian theory-subsequently christened as Post …

We reconstruct the arguments employed by Malthus in the second edition of An Essay on
the Principle of Population (1803) concerning the superiority of a balanced growth pattern …

The problem of economic growth was one of David Ricardo's major concerns. Ricardo's
argument about what he called the 'natural'course of the economy contemplated an …

Die vorliegende Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit Ricardos größtem Beitrag zur politischen
Ökonomie, nämlich dem Wachstumsmodell, oder auch Ricardianisches Wachstumsmodell …

Baranzini and Mirante maintain that by taking into account the whole of his activity,
Pasinetti's scientific contribution may be divided into nine, strongly inter-related, strands …

Adam Smith viewed the growth process as strictly endogenous (see also Lowe [1954] 1987:
108, Eltis 1984: 69 and Rostow 1990: 34), placing special emphasis on the impact of capital …