Collected economic papers / Joan Robinson.

VOLUMEN I -- Part I. Euler's theorem and the problem of distribution, 1 -- What is perfect competition?, 20 -- Rising supply price, 35 -- 'The theory of consumer's demand' / by Ruby Turner Norris, 44 -- 'The economic effects of advertising' / Neil H. Borden, 46 -- An inherent defect in laissez,-faire, 49 -- Part II. The theory of money and the analysis of output, 52 -- 'The trade cycle' / by R. F. Harrod, 59 -- The concept of hoarding, 62 -- The economics of hyper-inflation, 69 -- 'Monetary equilibrium' / by Gunnar Myrdal, 78 -- Planning full employment, 81 -- War-time inflation, 89 -- 'The economics of full employment' / by Members of the Oxford Institute of Statistics, 99 -- Obstacles to full employment, 105 -- Part III. Economic consequences of a decline in the population of Great Britain, 115 -- Marx and Keynes, 133 -- The labour theory of value, 146 -- 'Capitalism, socialism, and democracy' / by Joseph Schumpeter, 152 -- Mr. Harrod's Dynamics, 155 -- The theory of planning, 175 -- Part IV. The pure theory of international trade, 182 -- The United States in the world economy, 206 -- Exchange equilibrium, 214 -- Part V. Beauty and the beast, 225.

VOLUMEN II. -- I -- Marx, Marshall and Keynes, 1 -- Notes on Marx and Marshall, 18 -- The philosophy of Prices, 27 -- The Labour theory of value, 49 -- Rosa Luxemburg's accumulation of capital, 59 -- The model of an expanding economy, 74 -- Notes on the theory of economic development, 88 -- Population and development, 107 -- II -- The production function and the theory of capital, 114 -- Accumulation and the production function, 132 -- The theory of distribution, 145 -- Capital, technique and relative shares, 159 -- The real Wicksell Effect, 185 -- Saving without investment, 191 -- Some problems of definition and measurement of Capital, 197 -- Depreciation, 209 -- III. Imperfect competition revisited, 222 -- Imperfect competition' to-day, 239 -- IV. The rate of interest, 246 -- A note on bank rate, 266 -- Full employment and inflation, 271.

VOLUMEN III -- Teaching economics, 1 -- Prelude to a critique of economic theory, 7 -- Equilibrium growth models, 15 -- Factor prices not equalized, 30 -- Solow on the rate of return, 36 -- Robinson on Findlay on Robinson, 48 -- Harrod's Knife-edge, 52 -- Pre-Keynesian theory after Keynes, 56 -- Consumer's sovereignty in a planned economy, 70 -- Wiles on the political economy of communism, 82 -- Kalecki and Keynes -- The general theory after twenty-five years, 100 -- Beyond full employment, 103 -- Latter-day capitalism, 113 -- General liquidity, 125 -- Own rates of interest, 132 -- The final end of laisser-faire, 139 -- Marxism: religion and science, 148 -- What remains of Marxism?, 158 -- Has capitalism changed?, 167 -- A reconsideration of the theory of value, 173 -- India, 1955: unemployment and planning, 182 -- China, 1963: the communes, 192 -- Korea, 1964: economic miracle, 207.

VOLUMEN IV -- I. Essays and addresses 1965-72 -- 1. The new mercantilism, 1 -- 2. The need for a reconsideration of the theory of international trade, 14 -- 3. Economics versus political economy, 25 -- 4. Socialist affluence, 33 -- 5. Value and price, 48 -- 6. The theory of value reconsidered, 59 -- 7. Harrod after twenty-one years, 67 -- 8. The badly behaved production function, 74 -- 9. Michal Kalecki, 87 -- 10. The second crisis of economic theory, 92 -- 11. The poverty of nations, 106 -- 12. The relevance of economic theory, 114 -- 13. Economics today, 122 -- 14. Marginal productivity, 129 -- 15. Solow once more, 139 -- 16. Capital theory up-to-date, 144 -- 16a. Capital theory up-to-date: a comment, 155 -- 17. Continuity and the 'rate of return', 164 -- 18. The measure of capital: the end of the controversy, 167 -- I. Essays 1935 -- 19. Essays 1935: introduction, 174 -- 20. Full employment, 176 -- 21. Disguised unemployment, 199 -- 22. The foreign exchanges, 212 -- 23. Beggar-my-neighbour remedies for unemployment, 229 -- 24. An economist's sermon, 241 -- III. Essays 1953 -- 25. Essays 1953: introduction, 247 -- 26. Would you believe it?, 249 -- 27. A lecture delivered at oxford by a Cambridge Economist, 254 -- 28. An open letter from a Keynesian to a Marxist, 264.

VOLUMEN V -- Section one -- 1. What are the questions?, 1 -- 2. The abdication of neo-classical economics, 32 -- 3. Morality and economics, 43 -- 4. History versus equilibrium, 48 -- 5. The meaning of capital, 59 -- 6. Growth and the theory of distribution, 71 -- 7. The unimportance of reswitching, 76 -- 8. The disintegration of economics, 90 -- 9. Value before capitalism, 99 -- 10. Gunnar Myrdal, 106 -- 11. Thinking about thinking, 110 -- 12. The age of growth, 120 -- Section two -- 13. Reflections on the theory of international trade, 130 -- 14. Markets, 146 -- Section three -- 15. What has become of the Keynesian revolution?, 168 -- 16. Smoothing out Keynes, 178 -- 17. Michal Kalecki, 184 -- 18. What has become of employment policy?, 197 -- 19. Keynes and Ricardo, 210 -- Section four -- 20. Inflation west and east, 217 -- 21. The guidelines of orthodox economics, 222 -- 22. Employment and the choice of technique, 228 -- 23. Formalistic Marxism and ecology without classes, 241 -- Section five -- 24. Who is a Marxist?, 248 -- 25. Ideology and analysis, 254 -- 26. The organic composition of capital, 262 -- 27. Formalism versus dogma, 275 -- 28. The Labour theory of value, 280 -- 29. The labour theory of value as an analytical system, 289.