Money and the free market
Subtitle: essays in honor of Leland B. Yeager
By: edited by Roger Koppl.
Contributors: Koppl, Roger, 1957-; Yeager, Leland B.
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2006
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 255
Subjects: Yeager, Leland B; Money; Free enterprise; Economics
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: A zeal for the truth / Roger Koppl; title: The Yeager mystique; title: A profile of the scholar as teacher and colleague / William Breit, Kenneth Elzinga, and Thomas D. Willett; title: The Virginia renaissance in political economy; title: The 1960s revisited / James M. Buchanan; title: Leland, a personal appreciation / Gordon Tullock; title: Monopoly politics and its unsurprising effects / James C. Miller; title: Good ideas and bad regressions; title: The sad state of empirical work in public choice / Steven B. Caudill; title: Pluralism, formalism and American economics / Harry Landreth and David C. Colander; title: Leland's favourite economists / Jürgen G. Backhaus; title: The genesis of an idea; title: Classical economics and the birth of monetary disequilibrium theory; title: Michael R. Montgomery; title: The macroeconomics of money, saving, and investment / Robert L. Greenfield; title: No-name money / Maria Minniti and Lidija Polutnik; title: Monetary disequilibrium theory and Austrian macroeconomics : further thoughts on a synthesis / Steven Horwitz; title: Reflections on reswitching and roundaboutness / Roger W. Garrison; title: Leland yeager's utilitarianism as a guide to public policy / Randall G. Holcombe; title: Ethnic conflict and the economics of social cooperation : reflections on a difficult problem / Laurence S. Moss; title: The legacy of Bismarck; title: Gordon Tullock.