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Oxford: Oxford University Press, [, ]. The Paretian tradition during the interwar period. From dynamics to growth. London: Routledge, History of Economic Analysis. Do be advised that shipments may be delayed due to extra safety precautions implemented at our centers and delays with local shipping carriers. Vilfredo Pareto's Manual of Political Economy is a "classic" study in the history of economic thought for many reasons, the most noteworthy of which include the setting of general equilibrium economics within a choice theoretic framework based on the opposition between tastes and obstacles; the definitive formulation of economic efficiency, including the surplus approach to collective welfare; the technically flawed but nonetheless insightful treatment of path dependence in consumer theory; and the introduction of non-competitive market analysis to the general equilibrium economics.
In so doing, Pareto's general study of economic equilibrium not only substantially extended the contributions to economic theory made by Leon Walras, his predecessor in the Chair of Political Economy at the University of Lausanne, it did so in a manner that was often contrary to Walras's own thinking on the formalisation of economic theory.
This English language "critical edition" of Pareto's Manual of Political Economy - a revised and extended translation of the 'Edizione critica' published in Italian in - is a very significant book for two main reasons.
First, it is the only variorum translation of the Italian language Manuale di Economia Politica, originally published in , and the subsequent French language Manuel d'Economie Politique, originally published in Second, it includes extensive contributions from the editors including annotations, to clarify particular points in Pareto's text; editors' notes, to critically reflect on major themes in Pareto's text and to draw attention to the historical influences that led to their development and their anticipation of, or influence on, subsequent ideas that emerged in economics; and notes to the mathematical appendix, to highlight the mix of insight and imperfection in Pareto's mathematical economics.
General principles II. Introduction to social science III. The general concept of economic equilibrium IV. Tastes V. Obstacles VI. Economic equilibrium VII.
Population VIII. Landed capital and capital goods proper IX. He has published numerous articles mainly on microeconomics, decision theory, and the history of economic thought and methodology. He is a graduate from the European University Centre at Nancy Universite France , where he was subsequently employed as a translator and researcher.
After his appointment to the Universita degli Studi di Firenze, Dr Zanni's scholarship largely focused on the history of economic thought. His research covers different areas of economics and the social sciences, ranging from ethics and economics, history of economic thought, methodology of economics, and sociality and happiness in economics. Vilfredo Pareto's Manual of Political Economy is a 'classic' study in the history of economic thought. It is not only one of the leading works in the Lausanne tradition of economics, which centres on the theory of general equilibrium, it is one of the most important books in the history of neoclassical economics.
This 'critical edition' of Pareto's Manual of Political Economy is a very significant work for two main reasons. Second, it includes extensive contributions by the editors, all of whom are authorities on the work of Pareto. It total, the editorial contribution are around two hundred pages and range from brief annotations, to extended editors' notes and detailed notes on the mathematical appendix.
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