Index
Including a Symposium on the Historical Epistemology of Economics
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(2017), "Index", Including a Symposium on the Historical Epistemology of Economics (Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology, Vol. 35A), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 191-198. https://doi.org/10.1108/S0743-41542017000035A014
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INDEX
Academy of Surgery
, 13
ACEI. See Association of Cultural Economics International (ACEI)
Ad-hocery
, 89, 95
Aesthetic value
, 155
Agriculture, in Germany
, 64, 76–77
Algebra
, 16, 24–27
Allied Control Council (ACC)
, 73
Ambruster, Howard Watson
, 71
American Economic Review
, 122
American military administration of Germany. See OMGUS
Analysis
, 23–27
defined
, 23
mathematics and
, 23–24
Anecdotes
, 89
Annual Registers
, 39
Aristotle
, 23, 97, 105
Arrow, Kenneth
, 86
Art
, 148
built heritage
, 161
cultural goods
, 148, 154, 158, 160–161
merit good
, 154, 158–160
museum
, 160–161
natural heritage
, 161
non-exchange values
, 155
political economy of
, 162–165
See also Art economics
Art economics
, 148
concept
, 152
field enlargement
, 152–153
government funding
, 157–160
history
, 151–152
research program
, 149, 153–155
value paradox
, 148, 149, 155–162
Art-statism
, 164–165
Association of Cultural Economics International (ACEI)
, 151
Austin, J. L.
, 133
Australopithecus
, 135
Authenticity value
, 155
Axioms
, 88–89, 91–97
boundedness
, 93
connectedness
, 93–94
continuity
, 93
convexity
, 94
economic meanings
, 94
imagination
, 94–95
life consumption
, 99–101
non-satiation
, 97
Bachelard, Gaston
, 115, 116, 132–133, 137
Barometer
, 38
Barometrographia (Howard)
, 38
Baumol, William
, 160
Bernoulli, Daniel
, 27
Bernstein, Bernard
, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70–73
Bertucci, P.
, 12
The Birth of the Clinic (Foucault)
, 123, 127
Blaug, Mark
, 148
Breshnahan, T. F.
, 178
Britain, statistical history of
, 38
British Association for the Advancement of Science
, 38
Buchanan, James
, 159
Built heritage
, 161
Bureaucracies
, 158–159
Butré, Charles Richard de
, 18–19, 24–27
Cairnes, John Eliot
, 37
Calculus
, 15–16, 24, 27
Callon, Michel
, 133
Cambridge Mathematics Tripos
, 45
Canguilhem, Georges
, 115, 116, 134–135, 136
Cartography
, 38
Casey, Steven
, 71
Causation/causal accounts
, 125–126
Chick, Victoria
, 148, 152
China
, 164–165
China Poly Group
, 164
“The Chinese Want Their Art Back” (Meyer)
, 164
Cipolla, Carlo
, 103
Clairaut, A.-C.
, 26
Clay, Lucius D.
, 65, 66, 67, 68–77
Cold War
, 65
Colon, Léon Clément
, 45
Commercial forecasting
, 130
Commodities
, 90–97
ad-hocery
, 89, 95
axiomatic analysis. See Axioms
concept of
, 90
markets for
, 99
physical properties
, 91
types of
, 90–91
Communist Party of China
, 164–165
Community
, 134
Condillac, E. B. de
, 23, 24
Conjectural variation
, 178, 179
Consistent conjectures equilibrium
, 178
Constructed phenomena
, 132
Consumption plans
, 99
Contingent valuation method (CVM)
, 161–162
Count of Clermont
, 12
Courcelle, O
, 12
Cournot, Augustin
, 178–179
Cournot-Nash equilibrium
, 178
Nerlove on
, 178
as non-optimum equilibrium
, 184
stability
, 184
two-person games
, 180–186
weak equilibrium
, 184
Cournot’s diagrams
, 45
Cournot solution/model
, 178–186
characteristic feature
, 179
ideas involved in
, 180
schematic diagram
, 179, 180
Cowen, Tyler
, 154, 157–158, 159, 160
Cowles, Alfred
, 131
Cowles Commission
, 86, 131, 178
Cultural economics
, 148
See also Art economics
Cultural economists
, 148–149
Cultural goods
, 148, 154, 158, 160–161
Cultural industries
, 152
Culture
, 163
Cunynghame, Henry H.
, 36
Curvilinear methods. See Graphical/curvilinear methods
CVM. See Contingent valuation method (CVM)
D’Alembert, J. le R.
, 23–24, 26
Daston, Lorraine
, 115
Davidson, Arnold
, 115, 123
Debreu, Camille
, 102
Debreu, Francoise
, 99, 106
Debreu, Gérard
, 85–108
axioms. See Axioms
Cipolla and
, 103
convenience
, 104
depression
, 102
joy
, 102–107
Kirman on
, 105
nature and
, 86–87, 103
Nobel Prize
, 104
Samuelson on
, 103
sense of humor
, 104
Sonnenschein and
, 89, 100, 107–108
traveling and holidays
, 103
Demonstrative geometry
, 15–16
Diagrams
, 35–36
as artificial reasoning apparatus
, 48–54
translating discursive experiments in
, 46–48
Discursive practices
, 114, 119
See also Epistemological practices
Divisible goods
, 91
See also Commodities
Doing economics
, 118
Domestic food supply, Germany
, 75–79
Double star observations
, 38
Draper, William H.
, 65, 66, 67, 69, 70, 73
Duncan, Carol
, 164
Du Pont de Nemours, P. S.
, 18, 22, 24, 25, 26–27
Düppe, Till
, 120
Econometric analysis
, 131
Econometrics
, 36
Econometric Society
, 130, 131
Economic observations and pictures
, 16–23
Economics
doing
, 118
history of
, 113–116
objects of
, 134
phénoménotechnique
, 133
Economics Division
, 65, 66, 68, 69–74, 76–77
Food & Agriculture (F&A)
, 76–77
Industry Branch
, 77–78
The Economics of the Performing Arts (Throsby and Withers)
, 158
Economic theory, form of
, 87–88
Economic value
, 149–150
marginal revolution (1871-1873)
, 150
objective
, 150
subjective
, 150
Edgeworth Contract Curve
, 180
Einstein’s theory of relativity
, 121
Elémens d’oeconomie politique
, 19, 26
Elements of algebra (Clairaut)
, 26
Emmett, Ross
, 121
Encyclopédie
, 23
Epistemological practices
, 119
defined
, 119
discursive
, 119
Evidence (évidence)
, 14–15
economic
, 17
geometry
, 16–17
Exchange value
, 150
Fellner, W.
, 180
Financial markets
, 115
First World War
, 127, 128, 130, 138
Fisher, Irving
, 130
Food, consumption pattern and
, 98, 99
Food & Agriculture (F&A)
, 76–77
Food imports, Germany
, 64
Food supply, Germany
, 75–79
Foucault, Michel
, 115, 116, 121–122, 123, 126, 136–137, 138
French Royal Academy of Sciences
, 12
Frey, Bruno
, 151, 153, 156–157, 160, 162–163
Friedman, Milton
, 114
Frisch, R.
, 178, 179
Gadamer, Hans-Georg
, 115
Galbraith, Kenneth
, 67
Galileo
, 132–133
Gallagher, C.
, 89
Garengeot, Croissant de
, 12, 13
Gébelin, M. de
, 21
Geertz, Glifford
, 89
Genealogy
, 134–137
ancestral
, 136
Australopithecus
, 135
history as
, 134–136
homo sapiens
, 134, 135
human
, 135
science
, 135, 136
German Standard of Living Board
, 64
Germany
, 63–77
agriculture
, 64, 76–77
Cold War and
, 65
domestic food supply
, 75–79
food imports
, 64
humanitarian conditions
, 75–79
See also OMGUS
Germany is Our Problem (Morgenthau)
, 71
Gingras, Yves
, 115, 134
Giraud, Yann
, 36
Goldcup
, 66
See also Ministerial Collecting Center (MCC)
Goods. See Commodities
Government funding for art
, 157–160
Grampp, William
, 159
Grande culture
, 17, 18–19
Graphical/curvilinear methods
Jevons’ use of
, 38–41
Marshall’s use of
, 41–43
Gray, C. M.
, 151
Greenblatt, S.
, 89
Hacking, Ian
, 115
Hall, Peter
, 120
The Handbook of Cultural Economics (Towse)
, 151
Heilbrun, J.
, 151
Herschel, John
, 38, 39
Heterodox cultural economists
, 148–149
Heterodox economists
, 118
Hildenbrand, Werner
, 98–99, 102, 103
Hilldring, John H.
, 71
Historical epistemology
, 115
characteristics
, 116–138
epistemological practices
, 119
See also Practices
genealogy
, 134–136
historicity of phenomena
, 131–134
as holistic
, 123
practices. See Practices
Historical value
, 155
Historicity of phenomena
, 131–134
History
as genealogy
, 134–136
as intervention
, 136–138
History of Political Economy
, 138
History of Prices in England (Tooke and Newmarch)
, 39
Holism
, 123
Homo sapiens
, 134, 135
Honorable Men (Martin)
, 71
Hoover, Calvin Bryce
, 64
Hoover, Herbert
, 64
Hoover Report of March 1947
, 64
Howard, Luke
, 38
Human genealogy
, 135
Human happiness. See Joys
Humanitarian conditions, Germany
, 75–79
Hutter, M.
, 151, 156, 157
Hutton, John
, 38
Hyle
, 87
IG Farben (IG)
, 71–75
Index Number Institute
, 130
Indivisible goods
, 91
See also Commodities
Industry Branch of the Economics Division (IB)
, 77–78
Ingres, Jean-Auguste-Dominique
, 164
Institutional shifts, OMGUS
, 71–79
Intellectual geometry
, 15
Intellectual history
, 113–114
Investigations into the Method of the Social Sciences (Menger)
, 165
Isnard, Achille-Nicolas
, 27
Jasay, Anthony de
, 163
Jevons, Stanley
, 36
data management
, 39–40
gold study
, 37, 38
meteorology
, 39
political economy
, 38–39
Principles of Science
, 39–40
statistical atlas project
, 38–41
Johns Hopkins University
, 177
Journal of Economic Literature
, 122
Joyless Economy: An Inquiry into Human Satisfaction and Consumer Dissatisfaction (Scitovsky)
, 161
Joys
, 102–107
Kakutani, S.
, 182
Kant, Immanuel
, 136
Keynesian ideas
, 120
Khaldun, Ibn
, 136
Kilgore, Harley M.
, 71
Kindermann, Carl
, 151
King-Davenant price-quantity table
, 40
Kirman, Alan
, 105
Klamer, A.
, 156, 157
Klein, Judy
, 35–36
Koopmans, Tjalling
, 178
Krugman, Paul
, 115
Lakatos, Imre
, 149
L’Ami des hommes
, 18
Land
, 91
League of Nation
, 75
Leontief, Wassily
, 131
Letts and Co.
, 40
Lexicographic order of preferences
, 99
Life consumption
, 99–101
Limoges Royal Agricultural Society
, 25
Linguistic practices
, 119
Lobbies
, 158–159
London School of Economics Archives (LSEA)
, 66
Love
, 106
LSEA. See London School of Economics Archives (LSEA)
MacKenzie, Donald
, 133
Mäki, Uskali
, 133
Mao Zedong
, 136
Marginal revolution (1871-1873)
, 150
Market research
, 130
Markets for goods
, 100
Marschak, Jacob
, 178
Marshall, Alfred
, 36
graphical/curvilinear methods
, 41–43
letter to Bowley
, 44–45
Mill’s discursive experiments
, 46–48
Martin, James Stewart
, 71
Maskin, E.
, 178
Mathematics
, 15, 22, 23–27
and analysis
, 23–24
happy generalization of
, 37
MCC. See Ministerial Collecting Center (MCC)
McCloy, John J.
, 71
Menger, Carl
, 165
Merit good
, 154, 158–160
Meteorology
, 39
The Methodology of Scientific Research Programs (Lakatos)
, 149
Mill, J. S.
, 37, 38
discursive experiments
, 46–48
Ministerial Collecting Center (MCC)
, 65–67
Mirabeau, V. R. de
, 18, 20, 21–22, 24
Mitchell, Wesley
, 119–120
Morgan, Mary
, 36
Morgenthau, Henry J.
, 64, 70–71
Morgenthau boys
, 65, 66, 67–71, 72–73
Museum, art
, 160–161
Musgrave, Robert
, 158, 159
Nash, J. F.
, 178, 180
National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
, 119–120
Natural heritage
, 161
Nazi Germany
, 131
NBER. See National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
Neo-Walrasian program
, 100
Nerlove, Marc
, 177–178
Newmarch, William
, 39
Nicolini, Davide
, 120
Nietzsche, F.
, 136, 137
Nobel Prize
, 102–104
Oakeshott, M.
, 137
OMGUS
, 65–79
authoritative sources
, 65–66
Control Office
, 67–71
Economics Division
, 65, 66, 68, 69–74, 76–77
evolution of
, 67, 68
field offices
, 66
IG Farben (IG)
, 71–75
institutional shifts
, 71–79
Ministerial Collecting Center (MCC)
, 65–67
PH&W
, 76, 77
reports procedure
, 67, 68, 70
Statistical Office of the Industry Division
, 67
structure
, 67–68
On the Theory of Games (Nerlove)
, 178
Order
, 163
Organizations
, 163
Orthodox cultural economists
, 148–149
People’s Liberation Army, China
, 164
Performativity of economics
, 133
Performing Arts-The Economic Dilemma (Baumol and Bowen)
, 151
Petite culture
, 17, 18–19
Phenomena, historicity of
, 131–134
Phénoménotechnique
, 132, 133
Philosophie rurale
, 18, 22
PH&W. See Public Health and Welfare Division (PH&W)
Physiocratie
, 24, 25
Pictures, economic observations and
, 16–23
Playfair, William
, 38
Polis
, 160–161
public funding
, 161
public policy process
, 161
Political economy
of art
, 162–165
Quesnay
, 11–27
The Political Power of Economic Ideas (Hall)
, 120
Ponts-et-Chaussées
, 27
Practices
, 12, 116–118
analysis of
, 117
being embodied
, 120
causation/causal accounts
, 125–126
as collections of actions
, 116, 117
components
, 116
data collection
, 127–131
doing economics
, 118
epistemological
, 119
linguistic
, 119
relationships of accountability
, 116
research
, 119–120
sensory experience and
, 12
sustained by other practices
, 122–125
synchronic links among
, 123–125
Presentism
, 135
Price indexes
, 128
Primary sensations
, 14
Principles of Political Economy (Mill)
, 37, 39, 45–46
Principles of Science (Jevons)
, 39–40
Productive labor
, 150
Public funding
, 161
Public good
, 151
Public Health and Welfare Division (PH&W)
, 76, 77
Pure Theory of Foreign Trade (Marshall)
, 48
Quantitative data
, 17
Quesnay, Francois
, 11–27
Questions intéressantes sur la population, l’agriculture et le commerce
, 18
Reception history
, 120–121
Relativity, theory of. See Einstein’s theory of relativity
Renn, Jürgen
, 115
Reports & Statistics Branch (R&S)
, 70
Representative sensations
, 14
Research practices
, 119–120
Research program, in art economics
, 149, 153–155
Rheinberger, Hans-Jörg
, 116
Ricardo
, 47, 49, 90, 91
Rochefort, Pierre de
, 11
Roosevelt, Eleanor
, 64, 74
Ruskin, John
, 150
Samuelson, P. A.
, 103, 181
Satiability
, 90
Satiation
, 97–99
Scarf, Herbert
, 103
Schelling, T. C.
, 178
Science
anecdotes
, 89
Anglo-American history of
, 115
genealogy
, 135, 136
Scientific practices
, 132
Scitovsky, Tibor
, 161
Second World War
, 118, 131
Senior, Nassau
, 38
Sensory soul
, 14
Services
, 91
SHAEF
, 75
Sidereus Nuncius (Galileo)
, 132
Sidgwick, Henry
, 48–49
Skinner, Quentin
, 113–114
Smith, Adam
, 115, 134, 136, 150
Social Science Encyclopedia
, 89
Social value
, 155
Société Acadé mique des Beaux-Arts
, 12
Société des arts
, 12
ideal scientist
, 12
membership
, 12
practice
, 12
surgeons
, 13
Solow, Robert
, 91, 93
Some Notes on Cournot and the Bargaining Problem (Nerlove)
, 177–178
Sonnenschein, Hugo
, 89, 100, 107–108
Sonnenschein-Mantel-Debreu theorem
, 107
Soviet Union
, 65, 131
Spiritual value
, 155
Spolaore, E.
, 163
Stalin, J.
, 131
State
art-statism
, 164–165
culture
, 163
order
, 163
organizations
, 163
Statistical Office of the Industry Division
, 67
Strong equilibrium
, 178, 184
Student Essay Annual
, 178
Subjective economic value
, 150
Subjective value
, 150
Subsistence wage
, 97
Surgeons
, 12–13
Symbolic value
, 155
Synchronic links among practices
, 123–125
Synthesis
, 23
Tableau
, 19–20
Tableau économique
, 19–22, 24, 25
A Textbook of Cultural Economics (Towse)
, 151–152
Theory of relativity. See Einstein’s theory of relativity
Theory of Value: An Axiomatic Analysis of Economic Equilibrium (Debreu)
, 86
Commodities and Prices (chapter two)
, 90–97
Throsby, David
, 150, 151, 153, 154, 155–156, 158–160
Time-series data
, 127–131
in Nazi Germany
, 131
in Stalinist Soviet Union
, 131
US government collection practices of
, 127–131
Tirole, J.
, 178
Tooke, Thomas
, 39
Towse, R.
, 151–152
Treason’s Peace: German Dyes and American Dupes (Ambruster)
, 71
Truman, Harry
, 64
Turgot, A.-J.-R.
, 22, 25, 26–27
Two-person games
, 180–186
UNESCO
, 152
US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
, 127
US Cost-of-Living Index
, 128
Use value
, 150
USGCC
, 67–70, 76
US occupation policy
, 65
See also Germany; OMGUS
Value paradox, in art economics
, 148, 149, 155–162
cultural goods
, 148, 154, 158, 160–161
government funding
, 157–160
type of
, 155
Veblen, Thorstein
, 115
Volkswirtschaft und Kunst (Kindermann)
, 151
Von Neumann-Morgenstern utility
, 181, 183, 184
Von Stackelberg, H.
, 180
Vow of Louis XIII (painting by Ingres)
, 164
Vulgar economics
, 150–151
Wagner, R. E.
, 163
Warwick, Andrew
, 120–121
Waugh’s Australian Almanac
, 39
Wealth of Nations (Smith)
, 150
Weintraub, Roy
, 36
“Where Are We Now in Cultural Economics?” (Blaug)
, 148
Whipple, William
, 68
Withers, G. A.
, 151, 158, 159, 160
Xi Jinping
, 164
Zeros
, 86
- Prelims
- Part I A Symposium on the Historical Epistemology of Economics
- The Historical Epistemology of Economics: An Invitation
- Physiocracy as an Eighteenth-Century Science
- Engines of Discovery: Jevons and Marshall on the Methods of Graphs and Diagrams
- Political Infrastructures for Economic Knowledge: The American Military Administration of Germany and its View of the German Economy, 1945–1947
- Gérard Debreu’s Values: Axioms and Anecdotes
- Historical Epistemology and the History of Economics: Views Through the Lens of Practice
- Part II Essays
- On the “Value Paradox” in Art Economics
- Part III From the Vault
- Some Notes on Cournot and the Bargaining Problem
- Index