The Ricardo Centenary: Discussion

The work of Ricardo is in need of no further appreciation; it has received even justice at the hands of Professors Hollander and Bonar, the authorities best qualified to pass judgment upon it. In a sense, we are all, undoubtedly, Ricardians. The content of our teaching is influenced greatly by the w...

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Published in:The American economic review 1911-04, Vol.1 (2), p.97-109
Main Authors: Johnson, Alvin S., Haney, Lewis H., Taylor, H. C.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agricultural land
Classical economics
Economic rent
Economic theory
Economic value theories
Economists
Land economics
Land improvement
Land productivity
Productivity
Profitability theory
Ricardo, David (1772-1823)
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Summary:The work of Ricardo is in need of no further appreciation; it has received even justice at the hands of Professors Hollander and Bonar, the authorities best qualified to pass judgment upon it. In a sense, we are all, undoubtedly, Ricardians. The content of our teaching is influenced greatly by the work of Ricardo, and our methods of theoretical investigation are influenced by it still more. Where we succeed it is largely because we are Ricardians; where we fail it is partly because we are human and partly because we are Ricardians.
ISSN:0002-8282
1944-7981