Mathematical Economics in Italy in the Twentieth Century : from Center to Periphery

183-205 p.

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  • Introduction
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  • Concludendo
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  • Documentary Revelations : the Mystery of Antonio Serra's Birth Unveiled Through New Historical Discoveries
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  • La missione economica dello Stato secondo Antonio Genovesi : the Book Never Written by Amintore Fanfani
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  • Galiani, Menger and Other Austrians
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  • Paolo Balsamo, Gaspar De Jovellanos and the Agrarian Whiggism in the Mediterranean
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  • Francesco Fuoco and Achille Loria : the Theory of Rent as a Feature of the Italian Tradition
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  • A Most Neglected British Economist : George Ramsay between the "Macro" Theory of Surplus and the "Micro" Theory of Prices
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  • Industrialization without Theory: Economists, Social Legislation and the Italian â€Take-off'
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  • Religion and the Struggle for Existence : a Note on the Simon N. Patten , Thomas N. Carver Debate
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  • Mathematical Economics in Italy in the Twentieth Century : from Center to Periphery
  • On Intellectual Legacies : Luigi Einaudi as a Disciple of Antonio De Viti De Marco
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  • Piero Sraffa and the Preservation of Antonio Gramsci's Notebooks
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  • Form and Content in Economic Discourse : some Examples from Italian Authors
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  • Modigliani and the Economist's Role in Policy-Making
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  • The Economist as Public Intellectual and Today's Inequalities
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  DOI: 10.19272/202406103011

  ISSN: 1724-2169

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