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Anatomy of the Nose and Paranasal Sinuseslian’ theoretical apparatus reigned virtually undisputed in the English-speaking world. The end to these tranquil times is most often associated with the Marshallian cost controversies of the 1920s, with Piero Sraffa’s (1925, 1926, 1930) contributions widely seen as epitomising the challenge to the

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Gabi Ben-dor,Anatoly Dubinsky,Tov Elperining the negative task of getting Marshall out of the way’. The cost controversies had demonstrated how extensively the Marshallians had diverged from Marshall’s economics, a process that had clearly begun before the ‘turmoil’ of the 1920s. The theoretical difficulties being debated had arisen largel

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Overview: Alfred Marshall has traditionally been listed alongside pioneering ‘neoclassical‘ economists. In this volume Neil Hart challenges this view,?illuminating the ambiguities within Marshall‘s work, and exploring his reconciliation of two modes of thinking, equilibrium economics and evolutionary economics.978-1-349-33776-7978-0-230-36117-1

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Book 2012Alfred Marshall has traditionally been listed alongside pioneering ‘neoclassical‘ economists. In this volume Neil Hart challenges this view,?illuminating the ambiguities within Marshall‘s work, and exploring his reconciliation of two modes of thinking, equilibrium economics and evolutionary economics.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-35184-7The first two sections in this chapter restate some of the central conclusions reached in this book. This is followed by a brief discussion that places Marshall’s economics and the associated controversies in the context of mainstream economics as it evolved after Marshall and the Marshallian era.