The critical reviews of the early-19th century are the forerunners of modern economics journals. All of the major issues of classical economics were discussed within them, and any attempt to study the economics of this period is incomplete without reference to them. However, until now these articles have only been available in specialist libraries. This series will make them more widely available. This set focuses on the aftermath of the Napoleonic War, when the United Kingdom was rocked by a succession of economic crises. It includes articles by J.R. McCulloch, Sydney Smith and Robert Southey. Themes addressed include: the response to Ricardo and the development of Ricardian economics; the conduct of colonial policy with special reference to the East India Company; the poor laws; banking and currency questions; and continuing discussion of Malthus on population. The articles are supplemented by explanatory notes, and an introduction placing the articles in their historical context.
- ISBN:
- 9780415157407
- 9780415157407
-
Category:
- Economic theory & philosophy
- Format:
- Mixed media product
- Publication Date:
-
22-04-1999
- Language:
- English
- Publisher:
- Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Country of origin:
- United Kingdom
- Pages:
- 512
- Dimensions (mm):
- 234x156x124.46mm
- Weight:
- 3.29kg
Our Australian supplier has this title on order. You can place a backorder for this title now and we will ship it to you when it becomes available.
While we are unable to provide a delivery estimate, most backorders will be delivered within 120 days. If we are informed by our supplier that the title is no longer available during this time, we will cancel and refund you for this item. Likewise, if no delivery estimate has been provided within 120 days, we will contact our supplier for an update. If there is still no delivery estimate we will then cancel the item and provided you with a refund.
If we are able to secure you a copy of the title, our supplier will despatch it to our Sydney warehouse. Once received we make sure it is in perfect condition and then despatch it to you via the Australia Post eParcel service, which includes online tracking. You will receive a shipping notice from us when this occurs.
Share This Book: