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,Editor’s Introduction,is several major contributions to British public life. Nonetheless, as James Meade has emphasized, ‘the richness of his other lives and of his personality must not be allowed to overshadow the fact that he was by profession an economist and an economist of the first rank’ .

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The Economic Works of Philip Wicksteed,become extremely rare, and are greatly sought after, not only by the regular collectors of the literature of Economic Theory, but by the workday economist, endeavouring to provide himself with the indispensable instruments of his craft. An English economist, anxious to ingratiate himself with some A

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Remarks Upon Certain Aspects of the Theory of Costs,mpatibility is real. It is not to be expected that here — any more than elsewhere — economists should have reached finality. But some of it is probably illusory; and if, in discussing these matters, we were to state more decisively the problems which we are attempting to solve, and the assumptions o

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Giving the Devil More Than His Due,mics in 1929, when he was thirty years of age; from then until his retirement from his Chair in 1961 he dominated the Economics Department at LSE and built it up to its pre-eminent position in British economics. Robbins was not only an academic economist. He was important and influential in the shap