The Anti-Keynesian Tradition

Presents an overview of the Anti-Keynesian Tradition, and its main players. This book traces the movement by focusing on the evolution of thought within this school.

This volume contains a range of contributions from top scholars in the field which use key archival evidence to provide a comprehensive overview of the Anti-Keynesian Tradition, and its main players. It provides unique insights offered by archival evidence. With incisive research and masterful analysis, this volume traces the movement by focusing on the evolution of thought within this school.

Introduction
R.Leeson
Resources in the Archival Supplements to Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology
W.J.Samuels
Frank H. Knight and The Economic Organization
R.Emmett
Friedman in Washington (1941-1943) on taxation and the inflationary gap
E.S.Levrero
The Department of Economics of the University of Chicago: A Memoir
T.G.Moore
Freidman's Methodology Essay in Context
J.D.Hammond
Mythical Expectations
R.Leeson &
W.Young
From Fixed to Floating Rates: The British Experience, 1964-1972
M.Oliver
The Evolution of the Kydland-Prescott Research Program: Transformation Recollections and Documents
W.Young
Vilfredo Pareto's Correspondence as a Significant Source for the Knowledge of his Economic Thought
F.Mornati.