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Re: SHOE: QUERY--Request for help on calendar
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Wed, 28 Jan 2009 07:08:03 -0500
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Dear David

Very nice list. I agree with Lars on adding Knut Wciksell, who in my 
humble opinion was the greatest synthetiser of marginalist theory.

Finally let me suggest one thing. Although I don't want to cause any 
debate, I see rather misleading to say that David Ricardo "introduced 
formal modeling to economics". What is "formal modeling" for Ricardo, 
or for a professional economist today, or for an economics historian?

Have a nice time

Yours,

Andres Lazzarini

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