01378namua2200229 a 450000100180000000800410001802000180005909000160007710000350009324500520012825000180018026000420019830000110024050000220025152004970027365300790077070000350084900500170088499900170090195201150091895201150103300000000000024462070429s1990    nyu           000   eng    a0-07-019416-5  a330.1bE 420 aRobert B. Ekelund, Jr.eAuthor10aA History of Economic Theory and Methodh[Text]  aThird edition  aNew York(State):bMcGraw-Hill,c1990.  a688 p.  aп/14732-п/14733  aThis third edition of "A History of Economic Theory and Method" presents, in an intelligible and readable format, the major theoretical and methodological ideas that have shaped and continue to shape contemporary economics. Although we have introduced numerous changes to the text in order to reflect ongoing research on the subject, we have once again tried to retain a balance between coverage of ideas, individuals, and methods, on the one hand, and institutions and policies on the other.  aclassical periodamicroeconomics in Europe and Englandahistoryaeconomics  aRobert F. Hebert.eAuthor4aut20260805125233.0  c14877d14877  00104070aUWEDbUWEDcANTd2018-04-05l0o330.1 E 42p000000059913r2026-08-05 12:52:33tc.1w2026-08-05yBK  00104070aUWEDbUWEDcANTd2018-04-05l0o330.1 E 42p000000059914r2026-08-05 12:52:33tc.2w2026-08-05yBK