Titlebook: Essays in Contemporary Economics; A Festschrift in Mem George C. Bitros,Nicholas C. Kyriazis Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Sw

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Elements of a Theory of the Firm in Adam Smith and John Stuart Millussed and thoroughly developed. Smith and Mill have provided two distinct explanations for the existence of firms, related to the advantages of the division of labor and the needs for larger capital accumulation respectively.

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A Moneylender in Venice: Costantino Bogdano ‘da Patrasso’, c. 1800–1844. We argue that key elements in his success were his careful choice of collaborators/clients, fair practice, and his multifaceted embeddedness in society, and the financial world(s) of tradition and change.

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The Physics Scientific Ideal in the Works of Edgeworth and Fishere paper argues that, apart from establishing the physics scientific ideal in economics, both of these authors provided the methodological justification for its adoption in economics. It also examines the possible reasons for its wider acceptance as their subsequent influence on the formation of the

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The Birth of Modern Enterprise Theology: Protestant England: 1600–1900ciples and values: the Puritans, the Dissenters, the Glorious Revolution; the England of Cromwell and Victoria; of Hobbes, Adam Smith and Samuel Smiles. This paper explores key historical, theological, economic, industrial, ideological and philosophical developments of these three centuries in Engla

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European Union Failures in Greece and Some Possible Explanationsr, the EU not only did not express reservations in the face of these violations, but on two crucial occasions, in 1979 and again in 2000, it even rewarded Greece with concessionary decisions, which contributed significantly to its present calamities. Hence, there arises the following question: How c

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The Physics Scientific Ideal in the Works of Edgeworth and Fishernd in the works of many classical economists such as Smith, Ricardo, Cournot, and Mill. The physics influence became more apparent with the emergence of marginalism. The economic thought of Edgeworth, however, is the peak of the influence of classical physics to economics. The identification of maxi