Titlebook: Ideas in Economics; R. D. Collison Black (Formerly Professor of Econom Book 1986 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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Adam Smith: Then and Now, ‘Some of this represents a very valuable effort to set Smith’s work properly into the context of eighteenth century ideas, events and institutions: … some of it can also be seen as symptomatic of another shift in viewpoint’ (Black, 1976, p. 62).

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Adam Smith: Then and Now,se had affected our view of Adam Smith. Professor Black referred to a fresh perspective on the relationship between ethics and economics, noting that: ‘Some of this represents a very valuable effort to set Smith’s work properly into the context of eighteenth century ideas, events and institutions: …

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,David Ricardo’s Treatment of Wages,y and sometimes acrimonious debate. Yet the fact is that Ricardo’s ‘legacy’ attracts unflagging interest (as a recently published book on the subject — Caravale (ed.) 1985 — bears witness). How can this be explained? I suggest that two factors are particularly germane: interpretative method and the

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,Marx’s , Today,d the modern world. It is bought, sometimes even read, by many who are not professional economists or students facing an examination in economics. Even if its economics were shown to make no sense at all, its status as a classic of modem thought would remain secure. But . is not a compendium of Marx