Great Economists and Their Times
This publication traces the development of
the major schools of economic thought through the work of ten important
economists. These economists were the leading exponents of their schools,
and their ideas represent the major contributions to economic thought made
by each school. A chronicle of historical events recounts the politics,
social environment and intellectual climate of each decade in which the
famous economists lived. (1990)
- Ten Great Economists
- Major Schools
of Economic Theory
- Timeline:
The information in this publication was
taken from The World of Economics, a unique exhibition on economics and
the U.S. economy located in the lobbies of the Federal Reserve Bank of
San Francisco and its Los Angeles Branch.
For additional information contact Lyndi
Beale via e-mail (Pubs Sf).
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