Frank knight and the Chicago school in American economics

Frank Knight and the Chicago School in American Economics

Volumn , Issue , 2009, Pages 1-218

  Emmett, Ross B ^a  

^a MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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177. R.B. Emmett (1933b) "Capitalistic Production, Time and the Rate of Return," in Economic Essays in Honour of Gustav Cassel, London: George Allen and Unwin; reprinted in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 1, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
178. R.B. Emmett (1933c) The Economic Organization, Chicago: University of Chicago Press; reprinted in The Economic Organization: with an Article, "Notes on Cost and Utility" (1951), New York: A.M. Kelley.
179. R.B. Emmett (1933d) letter to E. Graue, 5 October, Frank H. Knight Papers, Box 59, Folder 26, Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library.
180. R.B. Emmett (1934a) "Capital, Time and the Interest Rate," Economica (n.s.) 1: 257-86.
181. R.B. Emmett (1934b) "Social Science and the Political Trend," University of Toronto Quarterly, 3: 407-27; reprinted in Freedom and Reform: Essays in Economics and Social Philosophy (1947), New York: Harper.
182. R.B. Emmett (1934c) "Modern Thought: Is it Anti-Intellectual?," University of Chicago Magazine, November, 20-21, 23; reprinted in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 1, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
183. R.B. Emmett (1934d) letter to L. Robbins, 17 February, Frank H. Knight Papers, Box 61, Folder 17, Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library.
184. R.B. Emmett (1934e) letter to F.A. Hayek, December, Frank H. Knight Papers, Box 60, Folder 10, Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library.
185. R.B. Emmett (1935a) The Ethics of Competition, New York: Harper.
186. R.B. Emmett (1935) "Economic Theory and Nationalism," in The Ethics of Competition, New York: Harper.
187. R.B. Emmett (1935c) "The Ricardian Theory of Production and Distribution," Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science 1: 3-25, 171-96; reprinted in On the History and Method of Economics (1956), Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
188. R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 1, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
189. R.B. Emmett (1935d) "Professor Hayek and the Theory of Investment," Economic Journal 45: 77-94.
190. R.B. Emmett (1935e) "Bemerkungen über Nutzen und Kosten," trans. G. Lovasy, Zeitschrift für Nationalökonomie, 6: 28-52, 315-36; reprinted in The Economic Organization: with an Article, "Notes on Cost and Utility" (1951), New York: A.M. Kelley.
191. R.B. Emmett (1935f) "Intellectual Confusion on Morals and Economics," International Journal of Ethics, 45: 200-220.
192. R.B. Emmett (1935g) "Value and Price," in E.R.A. Seligman (ed.) Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, New York: Macmillan; reprinted in The Ethics of Competition (1935), New York: Harper.
193. R.B. Emmett (1936a) "The Place of Marginal Economics in a Collectivist System," American Economic Review, 26: 255-66.
194. R.B. Emmett (1936b) "The Quantity of Capital and the Rate of Interest," Journal of Political Economy 44: 433-63, 612-42; reprinted in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 1, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
195. R.B. Emmett (1936c) "Capital as Round-Aboutness," unpublished manuscript, Frank H. Knight Papers, Box 1, Folder 23, Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library.
196. R.B. Emmett (1936d) letter to T. Parsons, 1 May, Talcott Parsons Papers, Harvard University Archives, HUG(FP) 42.8.2, Box 2, Pusey Library.
197. R.B. Emmett (1936e) letter to A.L. Harris, 27 May, Frank H. Knight Papers, Box 60, Folder 6, Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library.
198. R.B. Emmett (1937) "Unemployment: And Mr. Keynes's Revolution in Economic Theory," Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science 3:100-123; reprinted in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 1, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
199. R.B. Emmett (1939a) "Ethics and Economic Reform," Economica, 6: 1-29, 296-321, 398-422; reprinted in Freedom and Reform: Essays in Economics and Social Philosophy (1947), New York: Harper;
200. R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 2, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
201. R.B. Emmett (1939b) letter to R.H. Tawney, 28 April, Frank H. Knight Papers, Box 62, Folder 9, Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library.
202. R.B. Emmett (1940a) "'What is Truth' in Economics?" Journal of Political Economy, 48: 1-32; reprinted in On the History and Method of Economics (1956), Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press;
203. R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 1, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
204. R.B. Emmett (1940b) "Socialism: The Nature of the Problem," Ethics, 50: 253-89; reprinted in Freedom and Reform: Essays in Economics and Social Philosophy (1947), New York: Harper.
205. R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 2, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
206. R.B. Emmett (1940c) "God and Professor Adler and Logic," Daily Maroon (University of Chicago) 14, November supplement: 5; reprinted in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 1, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
207. R.B. Emmett (1941a) "Social Science," Ethics, 51: 127-43; reprinted in On the History and Method of Economics (1956), Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
208. R.B. Emmett (1941b) "Religion and Ethics in Modern Civilization," Journal of Liberal Religion, 3: 3-22; reprinted in (1947) Freedom and Reform: Essays in Economics and Social Philosophy, New York: Harper.
209. R.B. Emmett (1941c) "Anthropology and Economics," Journal of Political Economy, 49: 247-68; reprinted in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 2, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
210. R.B. Emmett (1942) "Fact and Value in Social Science," in R. Anshen (ed.) Science and Man, New York: Harcourt Brace; reprinted in (1947) Freedom and Reform: Essays in Economics and Social Philosophy, New York: Harper.
211. R.B. Emmett (1943) "The Meaning of Freedom," in C.M. Perry (ed.) The Philosophy of American Democracy, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press; reprinted in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 2, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
212. R.B. Emmett (1944a) Diminishing Returns from Investment," Journal of Political Economy, 52: 26-47.
213. R.B. Emmett (1944b) "Realism and Relevance in the Theory of Demand," Journal of Political Economy, 52: 289-318; reprinted in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 2, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
214. R.B. Emmett (1944c) "Human Nature and World Democracy," American Journal of Sociology, 49: 408-20; reprinted in Freedom and Reform: Essays in Economics and Social Philosophy, (1982), Indianapolis, IN: Liberty Press.
215. R.B. Emmett (1946) "The Sickness of Liberal Society," Ethics, 56: 79-95; reprinted with substantial additions in Freedom and Reform: Essays in Economics and Social Philosophy (1947), New York: Harper
216. R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 2, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
217. R.B. Emmett (1947a) Freedom and Reform: Essays in Economics and Social Philosophy, New York: Harper.
218. R.B. Emmett (1947b) "Salvation by Science: The Gospel according to Professor Lundberg," Journal of Political Economy, 55: 537-52; reprinted in On the History and Method of Economics (1956), Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
219. R.B. Emmett (1948) "Free Society: Its Basic Nature and Problem," Philosophical Review, 57: 39-58; reprinted in On the History and Method of Economics (1956), Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
220. R.B. Emmett (1949) "Virtue and Knowledge: The View of Professor Polanyi," Ethics 59: 271-84; reprinted in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 2, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
221. R.B. Emmett (1951a) "Economics and Ethics of the Wage Problem," in D.M. Wright (ed.) The Impact of the Union, New York: Harcourt Brace; reprinted in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 2, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
222. R.B. Emmett (1951b) "The Role of Principles in Economics and Politics," American Economic Review 41: 1-29; reprinted in On the History and Method of Economics (1956), Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press; and also in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 2, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
223. R.B. Emmett (1952) "Economic Freedom and Social Responsibility," Emory University School of Business Administration, Studies in Business and Economics, No. 7.
224. R.B. Emmett (1953) "Theory of Economic Policy and the History of Doctrine," Ethics 63: 276-92.
225. R.B. Emmett (1955) "Economic Objectives in a Changing World," in Economics and Public Policy, Washington, DC: The Brookings Institution.
226. R.B. Emmett (1956a) On the History and Method of Economics: Selected Essays, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
227. R.B. Emmett (1956b) "Science, Society, and the Modes of Law," in L. White (ed.) The State of the Social Sciences, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press; reprinted in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 2, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
228. R.B. Emmett (1960a) Intelligence and Democratic Action, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
229. R.B. Emmett (1960b) "Social Economic Policy," Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science 26: 19-34.
230. R.B. Emmett (1961) "Methodology in Economics-Part I," Southern Economic Journal, 27: 185-93.
231. R.B. Emmett (1962) "Philosophy and Social Institutions in the West," in C.A. Moore (ed.) Philosophy and Culture: East and West, Honolulu, HI: University of Hawaii Press; reprinted in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 2, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
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233. R.B. Emmett (1967) "Laissez-Faire: Pro and Con," Journal of Political Economy, 75: 782-95; reprinted in R.B. Emmett (ed.) (1999) Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight, vol. 2, Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
234. R.B. Emmett (1991) "The Case for Communism: From the Standpoint of an Ex-Liberal," in Warren J. Samuels (ed.) Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology, archival supplement 2: 57-108.
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