Research in the history of economic thought and methodology

FRONT COVER -- RESEARCH IN THE HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT AND METHODOLOGY: A RESEARCH ANNUAL -- COPYRIGHT PAGE -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS -- EDITORIAL BOARD -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- BRITISH ECONOMISTS ON COMPETITION POLICY (1890-1920) -- US ECONOMISTS AND THE SHERMAN ACT -- COMPETITION IN THE BRITISH ECONOMY BEFORE 1920 -- AN EARLY FORAY INTO COMPETITION ISSUES: FOXWELL AT THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION -- IN DEFENSE OF BRITISH ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT: MARSHALL'S 1890 ADDRESS -- COMBINATION AS A BUSINESS METHOD: MACGREGOR'S VERY MARSHALLIAN ANALYSIS -- FROM RADICALISM TO COMPLACENCY: THE STRANGE CASE OF H. W. MACROSTY -- IT'S TIME FOR EXPERTS: MARSHALL'S RECIPE FOR A NEW INDUSTRIAL ERA -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- SYMPOSIUM ON WARREN J. SAMUELS -- WARREN SAMUELS, THE JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC ISSUES, AND THE ASSOCIATION FOR EVOLUTIONARY ECONOMICS -- AFEE AND THE JEI BEFORE SAMUELS -- SAMUELS AND THE JEI -- AFEE AND AFIT -- AFEE AND THE JEI AFTER 1981 -- CONCLUDING REMARKS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- WARREN J. SAMUELS: INTELLECTUAL HISTORIAN OF ECONOMICS -- A GENERAL APPROACH TO THEORIES OF ECONOMIC POLICY -- THE LINGUISTIC TURN -- ARCHIVAL MATERIALS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF CONTEXT -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENT -- REFERENCES -- REVIEW ESSAYS -- SANDEL'S WHAT MONEY CAN'T BUY: THE MORAL LIMITS OF MARKETS -- A Political Philosopher's Quick Trip Along the Border Between Markets and Ethics -- SANDEL'S CRITIQUE OF MARKET TRIUMPHALISM -- THE MORAL LIMITS TO MARKETS: A LONG AMERICAN TRADITION -- A SUMMING UP -- REFERENCES -- A Book that Should Not Have Been Written -- REFERENCES -- MUELLER'S REDEEMING ECONOMICS -- Opening Remarks: Why "AAA Economics" Has Legs -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- Natural Law Economics: Reading a Theological Economics -- SITUATING REDEEMING ON THE LANDSCAPE OF THEOLOGY AND ECONOMICS.