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Economic Synthesis: A Review of the Work of Boris Ischboldin
John A. SharpThe aim of “economic synthesis” is to develop the economic science by integrating (a) institutional and “pure” theory and (b) genetic economic history and economic theory.
On Being Responsibly out of One's Sociological Depth
James R. KelleyMy discussion has assumptions and a tone which I should delineate at the outset. My first assumption is that all education is at least indirectly moral education and that while…
A Century of Human Capital Development by On‐the‐Job Training
Paul BolinoEconomists have known for some time that increases in the amounts of capital and labour cannot explain all of the growth of output (Kendrick, 1961, 1976). Schultz showed the…
Toward Qualitative Economic Analysis
Desider VikorAs Professor Ischboldin looks back, after decades of creative work, reflecting on his accomplishments and surveying the landscape of economics, I suspect he feels that his…
Some Remarks on Accounting
Erich E. KosiolBookkeeping systems can be conceived as real ascertainment models which determine income as well‐defined magnitude computed according to fixed rules of booking (recording…
The Kibbutz: An Applied Socio‐economic Experiment
Joseph CharyThe Kibbutz in Israel is a collective settlement in which all means of production and consumption are communally owned. Nevertheless, it should be underscored that there remains…
Education and Economic Synthesis
Alexandra TeploffEducation, according to a vague but often accepted generalisation, is the only hope of a nation. Whether it is or not, the many branches of human endeavour which constitute modern…
Structural Changes in United States Foreign Trade in the 1970s
Beverly KitchingSome United States businessmen in the 1970s were advising that generous loans continue to be made to the Soviet Union so that the Russians could buy the products of American…
The Federal Reserve System Furnished the Money for World War II: Why Can't It Do the Same for Social Security?
Beverly KitchingColumnist Eliot Janeway recently wrote in the Chicago Tribune that the federal government always needs money. “But large or small, these money needs can be met only by some…
Heinrich Pesch's Solidarism and Boris Ischboldin's Scientific Reformism
Rupert J. EdererProfessor Boris Ischboldin has devoted a lifetime of productive scholarship to economic science. By virtue of his native gifts and a highly cultured background he has attained to…
A Yearning for Synthesis: Organic Thought since 1945
John HaagFew thoughtful men or women will deny, as we enter the last two decades of the twentieth century, that ours is truly an Age of Anxiety. Even in an America still uniquely stable…
Kriterien einer soziologischen Führertypologie: Criteria of a Sociological Typology of Leadership
Johannes StemmlerDie Vielzahl der von Sozialpsychologen und Soziologen unternommenen Führertypologien läßt sich deutlich auf zwei Grundauffassungen zurückführen. Die eine Richtung forscht nach…
The Long‐Wave Cycles and Re‐industrialisation
Ghalib M. BaqirThe “re‐industrialisation” of America is the dominant topic today. It has come about because the United States economy did not live up to its expectations during the decade of the…
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