Classical economics reconsidered
This book evaluates classical economics in all aspects, from its widely misunderstood social philosophy to its microeconomics, macroeconomics, and methodology. The author emphasizes classical economics as a system, treating particular doctrines and propositions as integral parts, rather than as isolated theories. His reconsideration of the work of economists from Smith to Mill leads him to dispute many interpretations of classical economics in existing literature
Print Book, English, ©1974
Princeton University Press, Princeton, N.J., ©1974