 | History of Economics Review, No. 31, Winter, 2000 adam smith and the theory of value: Chapter Six Considered Adam. At the same time, his work contains "dangerous" elements: one interpretation places Smith squarely in the line of descent that leads to Marx 84.23 Kb.  1 | read |
| Lecture 3: Theories of Economic Development I Then we break for seminar-oriented lectures, and return different approaches to development at the end of the semester. All this will be set at a very general level, but please stop me if issues are unclear 44.84 Kb. 1 | read |
 | History of economic thought However, while Smith arrived at an optimistic conclusion about future outcome of a free market system, Malthus and Ricardo, both adhering to the same natural laws, arrived at a fundamentally different, much less sanguine conclusions 57.77 Kb. 1 | read |
| Pangaea the Dalhousie Undergraduate History Journal Editor H. J. Parker is a fourth-year Honours History and Classics student. Her paper “Divorce in the Medieval Celtic Realms” was originally submitted for Cynthia Neville’s 2005 seminar on Crime and Society in Post-Conquest England 0.67 Mb. 8 | read |
 | Chapter four managing in a global environment The chapter then closes with a discussion of national culture, its impact upon organizations, and a model to be used to compare various national cultures 93.61 Kb. 4 | read |
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