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History of Economics Review 
No. 26 Winter-Summer 1997 
ISSN 1037-0196 
 
Articles 
 
The Auckland Papers 
Essays on the History of Austrian Economics 
Guest Editor: Tony Endres 
 
On the Development of Bohm-Bawerk's Interest Theory from 
 'Fisherian' to  'Wicksellian' 
Shigeki Tomo 
 
Ludwig von Mises's Transformation of the Austrian Theory of Value 
and Cost 
J. Patrick Gunning 
 
Epistemological Problems of human agency in Mises's Subjectivism 
Allen Oakley 
 
The Process of collaboration between Oskar Morgenstern and John 
von Neumann 
Chikako Nakayama 
 
Hayek on Government Two Views or One? 
Chris Guest 
 
Hayek, Keynes and the State 
Jeremy Shearmur 
 
Fritz Machlup's Quasi-Subjectivism: An Uneasy Marriage between 
Austrian Economics and Logical Empiricism 
Gillis Maclean 
 
 
Other Articles 
 
 Rationality, Individualism and Public Policy' in the Light of 
Pareto 
Michael McLure 
 
Fair Wages and Just Outcomes: Marshall and Pigou on the Labour 
Market and Redistribution 
Paul Flatau 
 
Productive/Unproductive Labour: A Note on Marx's Critique of Adam 
Smith 
Ajit Sinha 
 
Uncovering a  Touch of Genius': Keynes's Dealings With the 
Australian Underworld 
Alex Millmow 
 
Decision Making Under Uncertainty in the Treatise on Probability: 
Keynes' Mathematical Solution of the 1961 Ellsberg Two Color 
Ambiguous Urn Ball Problem in 1921 
Michael Brady 
 
The Development of Keynes' Theories of Risk in Chapters 26 and 29 
of the Treatise on Probability 
Michael Brady 
 
 
Review Articles 
 
Wicksell's Selected Essays 
Peter Groenewegen 
 
History of Ideas and Modern Economic Theory: Some Lessons of 
Higgling 
Philippe Fontaine 
 
Postmodern  Readings' of Adam Smith's  Discourse' 
James E. Alvey 
 
Adam Smith on Gender 
James E. Alvey 
 
Rationalism and Anti-Rationalism 
Athol Fitzgibbons 
 
The Dynamic Society 
Athol Fitzgibbons 
 
Alfred Marshall's Official Papers 
Ray Petridis 
 
What Do Economists Do, Who Are They, and Does It Matter? 
Evan Jones 
 
 
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John Lodewijks 
Department of Economics 
University of New South Wales 
Sydney  2052  AUSTRALIA 
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