Rev. of Social science and the ignoble savage, by Ronald L. Meek

Rev. of Global trade and conflicting national interests, by R.E. Gomory and W.J. Baumol

John Rae and the contemporary proponents of the economics of competitiveness assert that traditional treatments of economic growth, development, and trade have not taken into account the ability of technological progress to overcome diminishing returns to investment. Unlike the contemporary advocate...

Rev. of The Prosperous Years: the Economic-History of Ontario, 1939-1975, by K.J. Rea

Rev. of Harold Adams Innis, by D. Creighton

Canadian economics was heretical from its beginnings. It was the voice of the politically and economically not yet established, a voice trying to develop a sort of economics capable of helping them to deal with the particular problems of a small, open, balkanized, and dependent economy. The Canadian...

Rev. of Dahomey and the slave trade, by K. Polany and A. Rotstein

Rev. of Marginal man: the dark vision of Harold Innis, by A.J. Watson. EH.Net Economic History Services

Rev. of Canada's trade performance, 1969-1976, by I.T. & Co.