13 Great Economic Thinkers in a 9 Audiobook Set: Presentations of the Major Ideas of History’s Most Important Economists [18 Audio Cassettes/27 Hrs.]

18 Audiocassettes/27 Hours of listening time. The Great Economic Thinkers is a collection of cassette presentations that explain, in understandable language, the major ideas of history’s most important economists. Special emphasis is placed on each thinker’s attitude toward capitalism, revealing their influence in today’s debate on economic progress and prosperity. 1) MONETARISM & SUPPLY SIDE ECONOMICS: Free Market Thought in the Late 20th Century – Milton Friedman and Robert A. Mundell. 2) EARLY AUSTRIAN ECONOMICS: New Importance for the Consumer – Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk and Carl Menger 3) STRUGGLE OVER KEYNESIAN HERITAGE: Neoclassical Synthesists vs. The Post Keynesians – Joan Robinson and Paul Samuelson 4) THE VISION OF LEON WALRAS: Markets Interacting in an Equilibrium System – Marie Esprit Leon Walras 5) THE GERMAN HISTORICAL SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS: Welfare Capitalism Begins – Gustav von Schmoller 6) DYNAMIC ECONOMIC CHANGE: Capitalism as Creative Destruction – Joseph Schumpeter 7) CHICAGO SCHOOL: The Role of Economic Uncertainty – Frank Knight 8) THE AUSTRIAN CASE FOR THE FREE MARKET PROCESS – Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek 9) NEOCLASSICISM: Economics Becomes A Science – Alfred Marshall.

Author: Leon Walras, Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk and Carl Menger, Milton Friedman, Joan Robinson and Paul Samuelson, Robert A. Mundell, Gustav von Schmoller, Frank Knight, Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek, Marie Esprit Leon Walras, Alfred Marshall,

Binding: Audio Cassette

Manufacturer: Knowledge Products

Product group: Book

Studio: Knowledge Products

Publication Date: 1988

Publisher: Knowledge Products

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