David Ricardo

PART I: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF DAVID RICARDO 1. The Importance of Ricardo 2. Ricardo's Life 3. Ricardo's England: the Economy 4. Ricardo's England: Society and Politics PART II: RICARDO'S VISION 5. Philosophy, History, Society 6. Ricardo's Method and Style 7. Ricardo's Politics 8. Ricardo's Works 9. Appendix: The Principles PART III: VALUE AND DISTRIBUTION 10. Ricardo's Problem 11. Profits and Rent 12. Wages 13. The Theory of Value PART IV: INTERNATIONAL TRADE 14. The Theory of Comparative Advantage 15. Ricardo on the Corn Laws 16. Ricardo and his Critics 17. The Politics of Trade 18. Ricardo's Trade Theory in the 21st Century PART V: RICARDO'S MACROECONOMICS 19. Growth and the Stationary State 20. 'Say's Law' 21. Money and Banking 22. 'On Machinery' PART VI: RICARDO ON ECONOMIC POLICY 23. Fiscal Policy 24. Monetary Policy 25. Social Policy, Labour and the Poor 26. Ricardo, Laissez-Faire and Classical Liberalism PART VII: EDITORS AND CRITICS 27. 1823-1870: the First two Generations 28. 1870-1936: Ricardo and the 'Marginalist Revolution' 29. 1936-1975: Ricardo and the 'Keynesian Revolution' 30. After 1975: Ricardo in the Age of Neoliberalism PART VIII: THE THREE RICARDOS 31. The Marxian Ricardo 32. The Neoclassical Ricardo: Marshall to Hollander 33. Piero Sraffa's Ricardo 34. Ricardo's Legacy

Cover -- Contents -- Preface and Acknowledgements -- 1 The Life and Times of David Ricardo -- 1.1 The Importance of Ricardo -- 1.2 Ricardo's Life -- 1.3 Ricardo's England: The Economy -- 1.4 Ricardo's England: Society and Politics -- 2 Ricardo's Vision -- 2.1 Philosophy, History, Society -- 2.2 Ricardo's Method and Style -- 2.3 Ricardo's Politics -- 2.4 Ricardo's Works -- Appendix: The Principles -- 3 Value and Distribution -- 3.1 Ricardo's Problem -- 3.2 Profits and Rent -- 3.3 Wages -- 3.4 The Theory of Value -- 4 International Trade -- 4.1 The Theory of Comparative Advantage -- 4.2 Ricardo on the Corn Laws -- 4.3 Ricardo and His Critics -- 4.4 The Politics of Trade -- 4.5 Ricardo's Trade Theory in the Twenty-first Century -- 5 Ricardo's Macroeconomics -- 5.1 Growth and the Stationary State -- 5.2 'Say's Law' -- 5.3 Money and Banking -- 5.4 'On Machinery' -- 6 Ricardo on Economic Policy -- 6.1 Fiscal Policy -- 6.2 Monetary Policy -- 6.3 Social Policy, Labour and the Poor -- 6.4 Ricardo, Laissez-faire and Classical Liberalism -- 7 Editors and Critics -- 7.1 The First two Generations: 1823-1870 -- 7.2 Ricardo and the 'Marginalist Revolution': 1870-1936 -- 7.3 Ricardo and the 'Keynesian Revolution': 1936-1975 -- 7.4 Ricardo in the Age of Neoliberalism: After 1975 -- 8 The Three Ricardos -- 8.1 The Marxian Ricardo -- 8.2 The Neoclassical Ricardo: From Marshall to Hollander -- 8.3 Piero Sraffa's Ricardo -- 8.4 Ricardo's Legacy -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Name Index -- Subject Index.