Titlebook: Arthur Cecil Pigou; Nahid Aslanbeigui,Guy Oakes Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 Arthur Cecil Pigou.Cambridg

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,Vertrieb — so kommt Ihr Produkt zum Kunden,as the accusation that Arthur Cecil Pigou (18 November 1877–7 March 1959), Alfred Marshall’s successor in the Chair of Political Economy at Cambridge University, was the mysterious ‘Fourth Man’ in the Cambridge spy ring operated by the KGB. The first three were Guy Burgess, Donald Maclean, and Kim P

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Impulse des Innovationsmanagements,ns to discuss the burning fiscal issue of the time: tariff reform. Chamberlain — committed imperialist, anti-Little Englander, and self-anointed leader of the reform movement — was Colonial Secretary in the Conservative cabinet of Balfour. Hewins was the founding director of LSE, a conservative impe

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,?konomische Rahmenbedingungen,This view is embedded in leading economics textbooks, the basis of the early socialization of economists and the principal artefacts in which ideas are institutionally certified as economic truths. Older books identify presumptively Pigouvian policies by attaching his name to them. Newer texts retai

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,Schlussbemerkung und ?nderungsbedarf,hodological treatise by a British economist since John Neville Keynes’ . in 1890. Unadorned by complex arguments or arcane technique, the . was lucid, tendentious, blunt, confident, and rhetorically somewhat disingenuous — Robbins presented his unorthodox ideas as if they were standard fare, drawn f

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Pigou in the Foreground,as the accusation that Arthur Cecil Pigou (18 November 1877–7 March 1959), Alfred Marshall’s successor in the Chair of Political Economy at Cambridge University, was the mysterious ‘Fourth Man’ in the Cambridge spy ring operated by the KGB. The first three were Guy Burgess, Donald Maclean, and Kim P

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