Review.; Rev. of Canadian Economic History, ed. M. H. Watkins and M. H. Grant, and Perspectives on Canadian Economic History (2nd edition), ed. D. McCalla and M. Huberman, and Farm, Factory and Fortune, ed. K. Inwood

Rev. of Price in a mixed economy, by W. Krehm

Rev. of Canada: an economic history, by W.L. Marr and D.G. Paterson, and The economic development of Canada, by R. Pomfret

Rev. of The perverse economy, by Michael Perelman

The question addressed is, have we achieved what Veblen called "evolutionary social science", that is, a systematic account of socioeconomic change? Taking account of different meanings of "systematic" and observing some of scientific systems that have held place in the history of Economics, the aut...

Rev. of A methodology for a new microeconomics, by L.A. Boland

Rev. of Long-Term Factors in American Economic-Growth, by S.L. Engerman and R.E. Gallman

Review.; Rev. of Different Drummers: Banking and Politics in Canada, by Robert MacIntosh

Rev. of Social credit: the English origins, by J.L. Findlay

This essay focusses on the economic history and policy of Saskatchewan in the 1940s and 1950s. In the 1930s it was fashionable to take note of the structured differences between regional economies in the Canadian federation.