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Cantillon Far Ahead of his Time,joy in being asked to write in his honour. In choosing Richard Cantillon as my subject, I look back to the man who first perceived the need and possibility of our discipline as a distinct, coherent whole, and who saw its theme as the history-making operation of human nature. In years long after his,

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The Bounds of Unknowledge,hat form will it take, what force will it have, how will the questioner make use of it? The question admits of no escape, for even to sit silent and motionless is to take a course of action. What resources are at hand to help answer it? The individual has a conception of the technology of nature and

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,On Hicks’s Causality in Economics: a Review Article,of the studious hour. No ingredient has been allowed that could grate on a reasoner’s taste for exact lucidity and sharp and definite conclusions. Sir John Hicks hitherto has wished economics to be a precise and rigorous discipline, a science, and has sought to exhibit it as such. But now there has

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On the Nature of Profit,e in mind compose a class by virtue of more than one character they have in common. They are all of them schemes of action. All of them are things imagined or conceived, not yet, or not wholly, applied to practice and turned into past history. For each of them, therefore, success or failure does not

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,The Romantic Mountain and the Classic Lake: Alan Coddington’s ,,nd mutually opposing views, but also a capacity for incisive choice among them; a lightness of touch and even a high-spirited enjoyment in the delicate handling of precise but elusive argument. He was exceedingly careful and even fastidious in expression. His cast of mind was ‘classical’ in the gene