1st Edition
A History of American Economic Thought Mainstream and Crosscurrents
Chapter 1. Setting the Table
Chapter 2. Economic Thought Among American Aboriginals Prior to European Contact
Chapter 3. Economic Thought in America’s Protohistorical Period
Chapter 4. Economic Thought in Eighteenth-Century America Prior to Independence
Chapter 5. Economic Thought in the New Nation, 1776–1885
Chapter 6. Economic Thought in an Era of Abundance and Anxiety, 1886–1928
Chapter 7. Economic Thought from the Great Depression through the Golden Age of Economic Growth, 1929–1973
Chapter 8. Economic Thought from Stagflation and Sustained Growth to the Great Recession and Beyond, 1974–2017
Biography
Samuel Barbour studied economics at Roosevelt University in Chicago and teaches community college classes and writes occasional thought pieces for publication.
James Cicarelli is a Professor of Economics at Roosevelt University and is co-author of Distinguished Women Economists and "Back to the Future of Economics."
J. E. King retired from LaTrobe University, Melbourne, Australia, in July 2013, and was appointed Emeritus Professor in August 2014. His continuing research interests are in the history of heterodox economic thought, particularly Marxian political economy and Post Keynesian economics.
