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  1. The aggregate production function and the measurement of technical change: ‘not even wrong’, by Jesus Felipe and John S.L. McCombie
  2. The Potential of Urban Microfinance: Illustrations from Bangladesh
  3. The monetarist hypothesis of inflation in Pakistan – a critique
  4. Urban microfinance and urban poverty in Bangladesh
  5. Importing the Unusable: The Quantity Theory and the LDC's
  6. Assessing the potential impact of Microfinance with agent-based modeling
  7. Socio-Economic Effects of Tsunami on Bangladesh
  8. The Magic of 7% Per Capita Growth
  9. Can This War End?
  10. Linkage Between Production and Consumption of an Agricultural Household
  11. The “Law” of One Price: Implausible, Yet Consequential
  12. John von Neumann and Scientific Method
  13. Jean-Baptiste say political economy and wealth
  14. Public health and governance: the experience of Bangladesh and Ukraine
  15. Optimal Policies in a Three Sector Economy With Open Unemployment and Surplus Labor
  16. Roger Backhouse.The Ordinary Business of Life: A History of Economics from the Ancient World to the Twenty-First Century. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2002. 248 pp. $35.00 (cloth). ISBN 0-691-09626-0.
  17. Civil Society by Design: Donors, NGOs, and the Intermestic Development Circle in Bangladesh. By Kendall W. Stiles. Westport, Conn.: Praeger Publishers, 2002. xii, 178 pp. $62.00 (cloth).
  18. Michalis Psalidopoulos and Maria Eugenia Mata, eds., Economic Thought and Policy in Less Developed Europe: The Nineteenth Century (London and New York: Routledge, 2002), 320 pp., $100. ISBN: 0-41525-820-0.
  19. Saving dynamics in the Asian countries
  20. ECONOMICS AND CULTURE
  21. Successful Engineers and Indifferent Economists
  22. Rothbard on money: A critical textual exegesis
  23. The Worldwide Movement in Private Universities: Revolutionary Growth in Post‐Secondary Higher Education
  24. Economic Policy for Growth
  25. Economic Development is Human Development
  26. Economic Development is Interdisciplinary
  27. Is Growth ‘Theory’ Necessary?
  28. ‘Theory’ in Ecomonic Development
  29. Exports, Imports and Economic Growth in Malaysia: EmpiricalEvidence Based on Multivariate Time Series
  30. The state and industry in the development process: How universal is the Evans vision?
  31. Hollander on Malthus - Samuel Hollander, The Economics of Thomas Robert Malthus (University of Toronto Press, Toronto, 1997), pp. xviii, 1025, Index, $135.00. ISBN 0-8020-0790-2, cloth.
  32. Congratulatory note
  33. The Myth of Adam Smith
  34. Tony Aspromourgos, On the Origins of Classical Economics (Routledge, New York, 1995) pp. 222, $69.95, ISBN 0-415-12878-1.
  35. Trust in Numbers, T. M. Porter. Princeton University Press, 1995, xiv + 310 pages.
  36. Tournaments and Sharecropping
  37. Christian roots of capitalist civilization
  38. Mercantilism: The Shaping of an Economic Language.
  39. Wage subsidy and full-employment in a dual economy with open unemployment and surplus labor
  40. Portfolio management of the free banks of Illinois: An examination of historical allegations
  41. John von Neumann, scientific method and empirical economics
  42. Thomas Joplin and Classical Macroeconomics
  43. Classical Theories of Money, Output and Inflation
  44. The Overmathematicization of Economics: Lessons for Business Disciplines
  45. Mercantilism: A Rent-Seeking Society?
  46. A direct proof of purification for Schmeidler's theorem
  47. The Wealth of Nations and Historical Facts
  48. INCENTIVES FOR COMPETITIVE RESPONSES IN REPLICATED ECONOMIES: A GENERALIZATION
  49. An Agenda for Muslim Economists: A Historico- Inductive Approach
  50. Adam Smith and Modern Economics: From Market Behaviour to Public Choice by E. G. West. Edward Elgar, Aldershot, 1990. Pp. vii, 212. ISBN 1-852-78313-3. - Adam Smith's Theory of Value and Distribution by O'Donnell Rory. St. Martin's Press, New York, 199...
  51. Berkeley's Querist and its Influence
  52. Economic Concepts of Ibn Taimiyah.
  53. Does a Famous Economist Deserve Special Standards? A Critical Note on Adam Smith Scholarship
  54. THE IRISH SCHOOL OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 1720–1750
  55. Economics and the study of its past
  56. Quality in Contestable Markets: A Historical Problem?
  57. Recent Literature on Malthus
  58. POLITICAL ECONOMY AS MORAL PHILOSOPHY: DUGALD STEWART OF EDINBURGH
  59. The Scottish Enlightenment: Evaluation of Origins
  60. Malthus'sEssay on Population: The facts of “super-growth” and the rhetoric of scientific persuasion
  61. Smith, Steuart, and Mercantilism: Comment
  62. Policy, Power and Order: The Persistence of Economic Problems in Capitalist States
  63. Dugald Stewart, "Baconian" Methodology, and Political Economy
  64. The puzzle of the Lucas model: A reply
  65. Mandeville's Fable: Laissez-faire or Libertinism?
  66. The approximate purification of mixed strategies with finite observation sets
  67. Social Costs in Modern Society: A Qualitative and Quantitative Assessment
  68. Nonstandard Analysis and Infinite Economies: The Cournot-Nash Solution
  69. The puzzle of sharecropping: A survey of theories
  70. David Hume and Eighteenth Century Monetary Thought: A Critical Comment on Recent Views
  71. Christianity and the Growth of Liberal Economics
  72. Equilibrium points of non-atomic games
  73. Approximate equilibria in markets with indivisible commodities
  74. "He Startled... As If He Saw a Spectre": Tucker's Proposal for American Independence
  75. Approximate Equilibria with Bounds Independent of Preferences
  76. Malthus and the British Critic
  77. Toward a More General Model of Land Tenancy and Reform: Comment
  78. Preferences under Certainty and Uncertainty: A Note
  79. The Policy of Laissez-Faire During Scarcities
  80. Anglican Clergymen and the Tithe Question in the Early Nineteenth Century
  81. The Growth of Economic Studies at Cambridge: 1776-1860
  82. Economists, economic historians and mercantilism
  83. The relationship between measure-theoretic and non-standard exchange economies
  84. Existence of Equilibrium in Infinite Economies with Production
  85. A Nonstandard Characterization of Weak Convergence
  86. A nonstandard characterization of weak convergence
  87. SECOND THOUGTS ON VON-NEUMANN-MORGENSTERN UTILITY FUNCTIONS
  88. A limit theorem for an approximate core of a large but finite economy
  89. WILLIAM WHEWELL AND EARLY MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS
  90. Richard Whately and Christian Political Economy at Oxford and Dublin
  91. Austrian Economics and Verifiability
  92. The Fiction of Economic Sciencee
  93. non-standard analysis
  94. Malthus and classical economics
  95. machinery question
  96. Lyapunov’s theorem
  97. Berkeley, George (1685–1753)
  98. Beeke, Henry (1751–1837)
  99. Can There be a Theory of Money?
  100. Neoclassical Development Economics
  101. Machinery Question
  102. Nongovernmental Organizations
  103. medieval Islamic economic thoughtGhazanfar's
  104. non-standard analysis