Classical and neoclassical theories of general equilibrium : historial origins and mathematical structure / Vivian Walsh, Harvey Gram.

Introduction / Joan Robinson, xi -- 1. Prologue, 3 -- 2. The roots of classical theory, 9 -- 3. Adam Smith: the beginning of mature classicism, 48 -- 4. The full flowering: nineteenth century classical English political economy, 83 -- 5. The founding of neoclassical allocation theory, 121 -- 6. Walrasian general equilibrium theory, 142 -- 7. Models of general equilibrium theory, 166 -- 8. The neoclassical theory of resource allocation: quantity relations, 179 -- 9. The neoclassical theory of resource allocation: dual price relations, 204 -- 10. A general equilibrium of supply and demand, 245 -- 11. The classical theory of surplus and the accumulation of capital: quantity relations, 269 -- 12. The classical theory of surplus and the accumulation of capital: dual price relations, 294 -- 13. Wages and profits in classical theory, 317 -- 14. Choice of technique in a neoclassical model, 344 -- 15. Choice of technique in a classical model, 371 -- 16 A concluding assessment of the two theories, 397 -- Author index, 413 -- Subject index, 417.