Jean-Baptiste Say...
Table of Contents
Preface
1 Introduction
The classical canon
xi
1 (24)
1 (14)
The Ricardo-Say relation: a review of the
15 (8)
literature
Plan of work
23 (2)
2 Value, distribution and growth before 1823
25 (61)
Say's cost price analysis 1803
25 (1)
Cost-price analysis 1814-17
26 (4)
The Notes (1819) on Ricardo's Principles:
30 (16)
cost price
The Notes (1819) on Ricardo's Principles: rent 46 (9)
Modifications to the Traite 1819
55 (9)
A further modification: the falling rate of
64 (3)
interest and the inverse profit-wage relation
The 'subsistence' wage and population size
The utility dimension
67 (3)
70 (5)
The Say-Ricardo correspondence 1820-2:
75 (11)
approaching accord on value theory
3 Value, distribution and growth after 1823
86 (58)
Cost price analysis
86 (11)
Pricing and 'utility'
97 (9)
Service-supply conditions
106(13)
The earnings structure
119(3)
Land-based limits to growth, the falling wage
122(6)
path and the stationary state
The falling rate of interest
128(1)
Summary: Say's representation of Ricardo
129(15)
4 On 'riches': real income and its measurement
Introduction
144(45)
144(1)
The early Say-Ricardo exchange 1815
145(1)
Riches' as real-income flow: the case
146(10)
elaborated
The late Say-Ricardo exchange 1821-2
156(2)
Post-1823 statements
158(7)
Malthus on Say and 'riches'
165(5)
Capital accumulation: productive and
170(7)
unproductive consumption
On surplus: gross and net revenue
177(2)
Taxation and economic activity
179(5)
The gains from trade
184(1)
Summary and conclusion
185(4)
5 The Law of Markets
Introduction
Say's first statement, 1803
189(37)
189(1)
189(5)
The evolution of Say's position: general
194(9)
excess supply and the problem of
'counter-commodities'
The interpretation of contemporary depression
203(9)
'Limits to production': the Law of Markets
212(2)
recanted?
The Law of Markets and Say's entrepreneur
214(5)
Questions of priority: Say and James Mill
219(3)
Summary and conclusion
222(4)
6 Say and the classical canon: an overview
226(36)
John Stuart Mill's conciliatory position
Methodology
Doctrine
226(1)
227(23)
250(4)
Say and the canonical growth model
254(4)
Internal paradigmatic conflicts
258(4)
7 Conclusion
The impression of systemic discord
262(23)
262(4)
Say's increasing hostility
266(10)
An hypothesis
276(9)
Appendix I Say's Notes on Ricardo's Principles
285(2)
Appendix II On Say's charges against McCulloch
287(2)
of plagiarism
Appendix III McCulloch's review of Say 1821
289(4)
(1819a]
Notes
293(18)
Bibliography
311(7)
Index
318