Critical assessments of contemporary economists, second series /
Samuelson, Paul A.
Critical assessments of contemporary economists, second series / - London ; New York : Routledge, c2005. - xi, 465 p. :ill,
Includes bibliographical references.
Paul A. Samuelson: Critical Assessment of Contemporary Economists, Second Series Continues the overview of Samuelson's legacy in economics that commenced with Routledge's first Samuelson collection published in 1989. This new collection covers the period from 1988 to 2003 and is intended to complement the first collection. Together, these two sets of critical assessments provide a comprehensive overview of Samuelson's legacy in economics. The articles included in this collection constitute a comprehensive account of the English language assessments of Samuelson's influence in economic science over the last fifteen years. Only articles written in English and published in professional journals and academic books have been included.
0415310601 (set) 041531061X (v. 1) 0415310628 (v. 2) 0415310636 (v. 3)
Economists.
HB119.S25 / P378 2005
330.092 / SAM
Critical assessments of contemporary economists, second series / - London ; New York : Routledge, c2005. - xi, 465 p. :ill,
Includes bibliographical references.
Paul A. Samuelson: Critical Assessment of Contemporary Economists, Second Series Continues the overview of Samuelson's legacy in economics that commenced with Routledge's first Samuelson collection published in 1989. This new collection covers the period from 1988 to 2003 and is intended to complement the first collection. Together, these two sets of critical assessments provide a comprehensive overview of Samuelson's legacy in economics. The articles included in this collection constitute a comprehensive account of the English language assessments of Samuelson's influence in economic science over the last fifteen years. Only articles written in English and published in professional journals and academic books have been included.
0415310601 (set) 041531061X (v. 1) 0415310628 (v. 2) 0415310636 (v. 3)
Economists.
HB119.S25 / P378 2005
330.092 / SAM