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Taussig on the Psychology of Economic Policy,ds of Schumpeter, ‘a(chǎn)n eminent theorist’ to whom nonetheless ‘economics always remained political economy’ and who was, appropriately, ‘the American Marshall’.. Although then-contemporary institutionalists could not have agreed. — he ., after all, with T. N. Carver, the leader of orthodoxy — Schumpet

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Introduction, Frank W. Taussig, ,als know what their interests are and act to achieve those interests. For the most part, economists have meant neither that people always do act as economic men nor that they always should, but that it is a useful and indeed meaningful assumption with which to conduct analysis. Many economists, howe

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The Classical Theory of Economic Policy: Non-Legal Social Control,d to economic activity’.. This definition, it is contended, is incomplete for it does not adequately acknowledge the fact that the state is but one reciprocally interacting part of a larger structure of power which comprises the total system of social control.

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Introduction to Thomas Robert Malthus, ,, 1820, and embraced by Ricardo and his followers. He further dissented from, or at least was strongly revisionist of, Ricardian and indeed his own prior rent theory, as well as many lesser Ricardian themes. He also dissented from the very negative Whiggish, middle-class perception of the landed, . and aristocracy.

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Taussig on the Psychology of Economic Policy,er also felt that Taussig was more of a leader than an opponent of institutionalism: this because of Taussig’s interest and productivity in what Schumpeter called ‘economic sociology’, which included the study of institutions and the study of individual and group behaviour within the institutional setting.

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