Origins of Macroeconomics

This volume forms part of a ten volume set on the origins of macroeconomics. The emergence of macroeconomics was probably the single most important development in economics in the twentieth century. The set draws on a broad, international range of sources, and encompasses works by lesser known thinkers who made significant contributions to the field, providing the definitive collection of materials on the origins of the discipline. <p><strong>Volume 8 </strong></p><p> <strong>Pre-Keynesian and Non-Keynesian British Analysis of Unemployment </strong></p><p> 1. <em>A. C. Pigou</em>, 'Wage Policy and Unemployment,' <em>Economic Journal</em>, 37, September 1927, pp. 355-368, and <em>Errata</em>, 37, December 1927, p. 688</p><p> 2. <em>Henry Clay</em>, 'Unemployment and Wage Rates,' <em>economic Journal</em>, 38, March 1928, pp. 1-14</p><p> 3. <em>Edwin Cannan</em>, 'The Demand for Labour,' <em>Economic Journal</em>, 42, September 1932, pp. 357-370</p><p> 4. <em>W. H. Beveridge</em>, 'An Analysis of Unemployment, Parts I-III,' <em>Economica</em>, New Series, 3, November 1936, pp. 357-386, 4, February 1937, pp. 1-17 and 4, May 1937, pp. 168-183</p><p> <strong>Real and Money Wages</strong></p><p> 5. <em>Lorie Tarshis</em>, 'An Exposition of Keynesian Economics,' <em>American Economic Review</em>, 38, Supplement, May 1948, pp. 261-272</p><p> 6. <em>Lorie Tarshis</em>, 'Real Wages in the United States and Great Britain,' <em>Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science</em>, 4, August 1938, pp. 362-376</p><p> 7. <em>Lorie Tarshis</em>, 'Changes in Real and Money Wages,' <em>Economic Journal</em>, 49, March 1939, pp. 150-154</p><p> 8. <em>John T. Dunlop</em>, 'The Movement of Real and Money Wage Rates,' <em>Economic Journal</em>, 48, September 1938, pp. 413-434</p><p> 9. <em>J. M. Keynes</em>, 'Relative Movements of Real Wages and Output,' <em>Economic Journal</em>, 49, March 1939, pp. 34-51</p><p> 10. <em>Richard Ruggles</em>, 'The Relative Movements of Real and Money Wage Rates,' <em>Quarterly Journal of Economics</em>, 55, November 1940, pp. 130-149</p><p> 11. <em>John T. Dunlop</em>, 'Real and Money Wage Rates: Reply,' <em>Quarterly Journal of Economics</em>, 55, August 1941, pp. 683-691</p><p> 12. <em>Lorie Tarshis</em>, 'Real and Money Wage Rates: Further Comment,' <em>Quarterly Journal of Economics</em>, 55, August 1941, pp. 691-697</p><p> 13. <em>Richard Ruggles</em>, 'Rejoinder,' <em>Quarterly Journal of Economics</em>, 55, August 1941, pp. 697-700</p><p> 14. <em>James Tobin</em>, 'A Note on the Money Wage Problem,' <em>Quarterly Journal of Economics</em>, 55, May 1941, pp. 508-516</p><p> 15. <em>Sho Chieh Tsiang</em>, The Variations of Real Wages and Profit Margins in Relation to the Trade Cycle, London, Sir Isaac Pitman, 1947</p>