The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics

1. ‘Effectual Demand’ in Adam Smith

   • Carlo Panico

2. ‘Hahn Problem’

   • F. H. Hahn

3. ‘Neoclassical’

   • Tony Aspromourgos

4. ‘Political Economy’

   • Peter Groenewegen

5. ‘Supply and Demand’

   • Peter Groenewegen

6. Abbott, Edith (1876–1957)

   • P. Kerr

7. Abramovitz, Moses (1912–2000)

   • Richard A. Easterlin

8. Absentee

   • F. Y. Edgeworth

9. Absolute and Exchangeable Value

   • John Eatwell

10. Absolute Rent

    • Ednaldo Araquem da Silva

11. Absorption Approach to the Balance of Payments

    • David Vines

12. Absorptive Capacity

    • Richard S. Eckaus

13. Abstinence

    • N. De Marchi

14. Abstract and Concrete Labour

    • Anwar Shaikh

15. Acceleration Principle

    • P. N. Junankar

16. Access to Land and Development

    • Alain de Janvry, Elisabeth Sadoulet

17. Accounting and Economics

    • Joel S. Demski

18. Accumulation of Capital

    • Edward J. Nell

19. Acyclicity

    • Douglas Blair

20. Adams, Henry Carter (1851–1921)

    • A. W. Coats

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