Business Cycle Theory, Part II Volume 8: Selected Texts, 1860-1939

Introduction, Vilfredo Pareto, ‘Economic Crises’, extract from Cours D’Économie Politique, Henry L. Moore, extract from Economic Cycles: Their Law and Cause, C. Bullock, W. Persons and W. Crum, ‘The Construction and Interpretation of the Harvard Index of Business Conditions’, Jan Tinbergen, ‘Business Cycle Research and the Calculus of Variation’, Jan Tinbergen, ‘Determination and Interpretation of Supply Curves: An Example’, Jan Tinbergen, ‘A Shipbuilding Cycle?’, Ragnar Frisch, ‘A Method of Decomposing an Empirical Series into Its Cyclical and Progressive Components’, Ragnar Frisch, ‘Review of J. Åkerman´s Om det Ekonomiska Livets Rytmik’, Luigi Amoroso, ‘A Contribution to the Mathematical Theory of Economic Dynamics’, Jan Tinbergen, extract from ‘The Notion of Horizon and Expectancy in Dynamic Economic Theory’, Michal Kalecki, extract from ‘Essay on the Business Cycle Theory’, Wesley C. Mitchell, ‘Business Cycles’, Michal Kalecki, ‘A Macrodynamic Theory of Business Cycles’, Jan Tinbergen, ‘Annual Survey: Suggestions on Quantitative Business Cycle Theory’, Jan Tinbergen, ‘An Economic Policy for 1936’

In the mid-nineteenth century the business cycle was increasingly recognised as a recurrent phenomenon