Value, capital and growth : papers in honour of Sir John Hicks /

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TextPublication details: Edinburgh : Edinburgh U.P. ; Chicago : Aldine Pub., c1968.Description: xi, 552 p. :illISBN:

0852240201

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330.1 VAL

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HB34 .V25 1968b

Summary: This festschrift marks the occasion of the retirement of Sir John Hicks from the Drummond Professorship at Oxford. The twenty-two papers in this volume are notable not only because of their distinguished authors, but also because an unusually large percentage (for a festschrift) are of relatively high quality. The volume is also notable for the large percentage of papers that build on the work of Hicks: The breadth and pervasiveness of his contributions to economics are impressive.

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Includes biographical and bibliographical data of Sir John Hicks: p. 531-537.

Includes bibliographical references: p. 539-552.

This festschrift marks the occasion of the retirement of Sir John Hicks from the Drummond Professorship at Oxford. The twenty-two papers in this volume are notable not only because of their distinguished authors, but also because an unusually large percentage (for a festschrift) are of relatively high quality. The volume is also notable for the large percentage of papers that build on the work of Hicks: The breadth and pervasiveness of his contributions to economics are impressive.

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