A.C. Pigou, a Loyal Marshallian?

Knight, Karen Lovejoy

doi:10.1080/10370196.2016.1223524

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“…As Knight (2016) explained, the various answers that scholars have given to this question have been complicated by the evolving interpretation of the meaning of Marshallian economic thought, including a significant shift in the assessment of Pigou's status as a Marshallian that started to gain prominence from around 1980. 52 Knight (2016: 56f.…”

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The Theory of Speculation in the Marshallian Tradition: Marshall, Pigou, Lavington, and Keynes on the Microeconomics of Speculation

Stevens

2023

History of Economics Review

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