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On the Economic Theory of Socialism: Part I,tance of sound economic accounting, a statue of Professor Mises ought to occupy an honourable place in the great hall of the Ministry of Socialisation or of the Central Planning Board of the socialist state. However, I am afraid that Professor Mises would scarcely enjoy what seems the only adequate

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On Optimum Tariff Structures,employment country to turn the terms of trade in its favour by imposing a “small” protective tariff on imports, and to benefit itself thereby. In the fourth section I examine rather critically Mr. Kahn’s revival of Bickerdike’s theory that the “small” tariff may, in fact, be quite a “large” one. A m

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Myopia and Inconsistency in Dynamic Utility Maximization, related phenomena: (1) spendthriftiness; (2) the deliberate regimenting of one’s future economic behaviour— even at a cost; and (3) thrift. The senses in which we deal with these topics can probably not be very well understood, however, until after the paper has been read; but a few sentences at this point may shed some light on what we are up to.

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