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Announcing the publication of the 
History of Economics Review 
No. 33 Winter 2001 
 
 
Articles 
 
Some Reflections on the ‘Pigou-Robinson’ Theory of Exploitation 
Paul Flatau 
 
 
An Overinvestment (but Anti-Austrian) Explanation of the 
Turning Points of the Cycle: Italian Contributions of the Early 
Twentieth Century 
Guglielmo Forges Davanzati and Riccardo Realfonzo 
 
Boisguilbert’s Theory of Money, Circular Flow, Effective 
Demand and Distribution of Wealth 
Peter Groenewegen 
 
Marx’s Theory of the Money Commodity 
Anitra Nelson 
 
William Edward Hearn on Knowledge-Based Growth: 
Innovator, Or Plagiarist of John Rae? 
Masazumi Wakatabe 
 
 
Review Articles 
 
Adam Smith’s Moral Science of Economics 
James E. Alvey 
 
When Truth Is Not Beauty, Nor Beauty Truth 
Craig Freedman 
 
An Irish Clerisy of Political Economists? 
Friendships and Enmities Amongst the 
 
Mid-Victorian Graduates of Trinity College, Dublin 
Gregory G.C. Moore 
 
 
Reviews 
 
Understanding Dennis Robertson 
Daniele Besomi 
 
The Early History of Financial Economics 
Peter Groenewegen 
 
The History of Finnish Economic Thought 
Peter Groenewegen 
 
Economic Thought From Smith To Keynes 
J. E. King 
 
The Invention of Capitalism 
Bruce Philp 
 
The Formalist Revolution 
E. Roy Weintraub 
 
 
Editor’s Corner 
 
Communications 
 
All up it’s 129 pages. The cost is $US 15, which includes postage. (A 
year’s 
subscription, for two issues, is $US30 for individuals/$US50 for 
institutions). Make checks payable to HETSA and send to: 
 
J.E. King 
Department of Economics and Finance 
La Trobe University 
Victoria 
Australia 3086 
 
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