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Confessions of an Economic Hit Man doc
... war and the mass pro-duction of weapons, from the damming of rivers and the destruction of indigenous environments and cultures. I began to look at whobenefits when hundreds of thousands of ... development plan. This plan would create a jus-tification for World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, an dUSAID investment of billions of dollars in the energy, transporta-tion, and agricultural ... their answers to my questions and4about the validity of their data. For instance, I could never just walkinto an office with my translator and meet with someone; we firsthad to set up an...
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Tài liệu Confessions of an Opera Singer docx
... mysister and I hardly left the piano to eat and sleep. The dialect part of the libretto was in an ancient manuscriptcopy, torn, marked and dog's-eared, and written in an almost illegible German ... posters and drawings of famous artists and caricatures of Parisians. The performers are called on in turn by the master of ceremonies, and take their stand on a littleplatform in front of the piano ... her of her splendour, so wearranged something out of the pointed pink bodice of one of my other gowns, and the long white skirt of asummer dress, with a ladder arrangement of pink velvet bands...
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An Outline of the history of economic thought - Chapter 1 pdf
... Revolution and the birth of political economyWith humanism and the Renaissance, man had been placed at the centre of the universe and philosophy had emancipated from Aristotle and Thomism.And while ... cause an increase in the value of exports rather than causing changes in the quantities of imports and exports.Thus, an improvement in the terms of trade would reflect positively on thebalance of ... (Cambridge, 1978).On mercantilism: R. C. Blitz, ‘Mercantilist Policies and Patterns of World Trade,1500–1750’, Journal of Economic History (1967); E. Cannan, A Review of Economic Theory (London,...
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An Outline of the history of economic thought - Chapter 2 ppsx
... Russian–Turkish War (1768–74).One of the main results of this political crisis was the beginning of England’smilitary, political, and economic dominance in Europe. An important economic transformation ... is63laissez-faireand smithian economics Chapter 5 of Book I of The Wealth of Nations begins thus:The real price of everything, what everything really costs to the man who wants toacquire it, is the toil and ... thatvalue is an idea of proportion between the possession of one thing and that of another inthe mind of a man. So, when one says that ten bushels of grain are worth one cask of wine, one expresses...
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An Outline of the history of economic thought - Chapter 3 pdf
... theory; and this is one of the most illuminating examples, in the history of economic thought, of how the political sensibility and the experience of merchants, bankers, andpoliticians can sometimes ... (‘defalcation of revenue’) and inducechanges in the productive structure in favour of the accumulation of stocks of goods and means of production. Thornton thought that the Bank of England should ... theory of value and from the theory of labour commanded, theories that he replacedby an explanation that relied heavily on the forces of demand and theinfluence of utility as the main determinants...
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An Outline of the history of economic thought - Chapter 4 pot
... law of movement con cerns the tendency of the rate of profit tofall. The profit rate is an increasing function of the rate of exploitation and adecreasing function of the organic composition of ... theGrundrisse, an economy is able to reproduce itself when there is ‘balance of demand and supply; balance of production and consumption; and what thisamounts to in the last analysis, proportionate ... family,the receptacle of hypocrisy and repression, would be abolished, and with itcommerce, the cancer of the econ omy and the cause of waste and parasitism.Consumption would be spontaneously reduced...
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An Outline of the history of economic thought - Chapter 5 pot
... entire economic reality. As Robbins said: ‘Scarcity of means to satisfy ends of varying importance is an almost ubiquitous condition of human behaviour.Here, then, is the unity of subject of Economic ... ultimate consequence of the fact that, in the Walrasian conception of the economic system, the act of demanding goods on the part of an individual presupposes that heoffers goods of equal value. ... of interest towards the intensive case also led to an important change in the method of analysis: the reasoning had to beundertaken in terms of hypothetical rather than observable changes, and...
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An Outline of the history of economic thought - Chapter 6 potx
... to that of the Keynesianmultiplier. The financing of the investments over and above current savingsis effected by an expansion of bank credit and by the availability of ‘free’ or‘loanable’ ... prices of the factors andthe quantities exchanged are determined. From the marginalist point of view,therefore, the problem of distribution becomes that of formulating a theory of supply and demand ... Particularly important were his applications of marginalist analysis to someclassic problems of public finance, such as the financing of public spendingand the theory of optimal taxation. Pantaleoni was...
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An Outline of the history of economic thought - Chapter 7 pps
... PTwhere M is the quantity of money, V is its velocity of circulation, P the level of prices, and T the level of transactions, becomes an explanation of thevalue of money once V, T, and M have been ... effectivedemand for the whole economy by a process similar to that of the Keynesianmultiplier. The finan cing of the investments over and above current savingsis effected by an expansion of bank credit ... work of every anti-Keynesian residue, did nothing but develop aKaleckian version of the theory of effective demand and construct a theo r-etical system that could be defined as neo-Kaleckian.We...
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An Outline of the history of economic thought - Chapter 8 pdf
... privileged field of study in an area on the borderlinebetween economics and law and can be considered one of the founders of the new discipline of law and economics. He tackled the study of economic systems ... Vitalevic Kantorovic(1912–86), an important Russian mathematician and economist who was acontemporary of Leontief. Among his economic works was MathematicalMethods of the Planning and the Organization ... amongcontracting parties. At any rate, his kind of transactions represent only apart (and not even the most impor tant part) of economic transactions. Moreimportant are ‘managerial transactions’, i.e....
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