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Volume 1 Part I: Aristotle and the Theory of Exchange Introduction;Aristotle, Selection from Politics (c. 350 BCE); Aristotle , Selection fromNicomachean Ethics (c. 350 BCE) Part II: Aquinas and the Notion of 'JustPrice' Introduction; Thomas Aquinas, Selection from Summa Theologica (c.1265-74) Part III: Pre-Smithian Contributions Introduction; John Locke,Selection from Some Considerations of the Consequences of the Lowering ofInterest and Raising the Value of Money (1691); Nicholas Barbon, Selectionfrom A Discourse of Trade (1690); William Petty, 'Value of Land' and 'TheDialogue of Diamonds' (1899); Richard Cantillon, Selections from Essay on theNature of Trade (1755); Francois Quesnay, 'Corn' and 'Men' (1756); A R JTurgot, Selections from Reflections on the Formation and the Distribution ofWealth (1766); A R J Turgot Letter from Turgot to Hume (1767) Part IV:Classical Economists Introduction; Adam Smith, Selections from An Inquiryinto the Nature and Cause of the Wealth of Nations (1776); David Ricardo,Selections from On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation (1817);John Ramsay McCulloch, Selections from The Principles of Political Economy(1825); Jean-Baptiste Say, Selections from A Treatise of Political Economy(1803); James Maitland, Earl of Lauderdale, Selection from An Inquiry intothe Nature and Cause of Public Wealth (1804); Samuel Bailey, Selection from ACritical Dissertation on Value (1825); William Nassau Senior, Selection fromAn Outline of the Science of Political Economy (1836); John Stuart Mill,Selections from Principles of Political Economy (1848) Volume 2 Part V:Marx's Economics Introduction; Karl Marx, Selections from Capital (1867 and1894); Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk, Karl Marx and the Close of his System (1896);Rudolf Hilferding ,'Bohm-Bawerk's Criticism of Marx' (1904) Part VI: TheFounders of Marginalism Introduction; Achille Nicolas Isnard, Selection fromTraite des richesses (1781); Antoine Augustin Cournot; Selections fromResearches into the Mathematical Principles of the Theory of Wealth (1838);Hermann Heinrich Gossen, Selection from The Laws of Human Relations and theRules of Human Action Derived Therefrom (1854); Henry Charles FleemingJenkin, Selection from The Graphic Representation of the Laws of Supply andDemand (1870); W S Jevons, Selection from The Theory of Political Economy(1871) Volume 3 Part VI: The Founders of Marginalism (continued) LeonWalras, Selections from Elements of Pure Economics (1874-7); Carl Menger,Selections from Principles of Economics (1871) Part VII: Partial EquilibriumAnalysis, Utility and Costs Introduction; Alfred Marshall, 'The Pure Theoryof Domestic Values' (1879); Alfred Marshall, Selections from Principles ofEconomics (1890); Francis Ysidro Edgeworth, 'Economical Calculus' (1881);Francis Ysidro Edgeworth, 'On Professor Jevons's Formulae of Exchange'(1881); Francis Ysidro Edgeworth, 'The Pure Theory of Monopoly' (1897);Vilfredo Pareto, Selections from Manual of Political Economy (1906); Frank HKnight, Selection from Risk, Unvertainty and Profit (1921) Volume 4 PartVII: Partial Equilibrium Analysis, Utility and Costs (continued) Eugen ESlutsky, 'On the Theory of the Budget of the Consumer' (1915); John R Hicksand Roy G D Allen, 'A Reconsideration of the Theory of Value' (1934); JohnR.Hicks, Selection from Value and Capital (1939); Paul A. Samuelson, 'A Noteon the Pure Theory of Consumer's Behavior' (1938); John von Neumann and OskarMorgenstern, Selection from Theory of Games and Economic Behavior (1944);Milton Friedman and L J Savage, 'The Utility Analysis of Choices InvolvingRisk' (1948); Piero Sraffa, 'The Laws of Returns Under CompetitiveConditions' (1926); Jacob Viner, 'Cost Curves and Supply Curves' (1931);Ronald H Coase, 'The Nature of the Firm' (1937); Harold Hotelling, 'Stabilityin Competition' (1929); Joan Robinson, Selections from The Economics ofImperfect Competition (1933); Edward Chamberlin, Selection from Theory ofMonopolisitic Competition (1933); John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern,Selection from Theory of Games and Economic Behavior (1944); John F Nash,'Equilibrium points in N-Person Games' (1950); John F Nash, 'Non-CooperativeGames' (1951) Volume 5 Part VIII: General Equilibrium AnalysisIntroduction; Leon Walras, Selection from Elements of Pure Economics(1874-7); Vilfredo Pareto, 'The New Theories of Economics' (1897); VilfredoPareto, Selections from Manual of Political Economy (1906); Vilfredo Pareto,'Mathematical Economics' (1911); Karl Schlesinger, 'On the ProductionEquations of Economic Value Theory' (1935); Abraham Wald, 'On the UniqueNon-Negative Solvability of the New Production Equations (Part 1)' (1935);Abraham Wald, 'On the Production Equation of Economic Value Theory (Part 2)'(1936); Abraham Wald, 'On Some Systems of Equations of MathematicalEconomics' (1936); John von Neumann, 'A Model of General EconomicEquilibrium' (1937); John R Hicks, Selections from Value and Capital (1939);Paul A. Samuelson, 'The Stability of Equilibrium: Comparative Statics andDynamics' (1941); Oskar Lange, 'The Stability of Economic Equilibrium'(1945); Kenneth J Arrow, 'An Extension of the Basic Theorems on ClassicalWelfare Economics' (1951); Kenneth J Arrow & Gerard Debreu, 'Existence of anEquilibrium for a Competitive Economy' (1954); Lionel W McKenzie, 'OnEquilibrium in Graham's Model of World Trade and Other Competitive Systems'(1954); Hugo Sonnenschein, 'Market Excess Demand Functions' (1972); RolfMantel, 'On the Characterization of Aggregate Excess Demand' (1974); GerardDebreu, 'Excess Demand Functions' (1974) Volume 6 Part VIII: GeneralEquilibrium Analysis (continued) Martin Shubik, 'Edgeworth Market Games'(1959); Gerard Debreu and Herbert Scarf, 'A Limit Theorem on the Core of anEconomy' (1963); W Hildenbrand & A P Kirman, Selection from Introduction toEquilibrium Analysis (1976); Nicholas Kaldor, 'The Irrelevance of EquilibriumEconomics' (1972); Frank Hahn, 'On the Notion of Equilibrium in Economics'(1974) Part IX: Alternative Approaches Introduction; Thorstein Veblen, 'TheLimitations of Marginal Utility' (1909); John R Commons, Selection fromInstitutional Economics (1934); Vladimir Dmitriev, 'The Theory of Value of D.Ricardo, an attempt at a rigorous analysis' (1974); Piero Sraffa, Selectionsfrom Production of Commodities by Means of Commodities (1960); MichalKalecki, 'Costs and Prices' (1943); Friederich A von Hayek, 'Economics andKnowledge' (1936)