<p><strong><font size="3">An Eponymous Dictionary Of Economics: A Guide To Laws And Theorems Named After Economists (Elgar Original Reference) </font></strong></p><p>by <a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-url/103-7459369-9698241?%5Fencoding=UTF8&amp;search-type=ss&amp;index=books&amp;field-author=Julio%20Segura"><font color="#003399">Julio Segura</font></a> (Editor), <a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-url/103-7459369-9698241?%5Fencoding=UTF8&amp;search-type=ss&amp;index=books&amp;field-author=Carlos%20Rodriguez%20Braun"><font color="#003399">Carlos Rodriguez Braun</font></a> (Editor) </p><p><img class="prodinfo_pic2" height="194" alt="" src="http://ai.pricegrabber.com/muze_images/books/2/90/9781843760290_150x150.jpg" width="132" border="0" style="WIDTH: 132px; HEIGHT: 194px;"/></p><li><b>Hardcover:</b>&nbsp;309 pages </li><li><b>Publisher:</b> Edward Elgar Publishing (February 28, 2005) </li><li><b>Language:</b> English </li><li><strong>List Price:</strong>
<font color="#ff0000"><strong>$150.00</strong></font>&nbsp; </li><li><div class="content"><b>Book Description</b><br/>An Eponymous Dictionary of Economics is a fascinating and accessible reference work with comprehensive coverage of the field of economics from Adam Smith’s Problem through Minkowski’s Theorem to Zellner’s Estimator. Eponymy - the practice of affixing the name of the scientist to all or part of what he/she has found - has many interesting features but only a very few attempts have been made to tackle the subject lexicographically in science and art. This is the first eponymous dictionary of economics ever published in any language. There are hundreds of eponyms and the average economist will probably be acquainted with, let alone be able to master, a relatively restricted number of them. The Dictionary fills this void in a manageable volume that describes all relevant economic eponyms. Some rare but interesting eponyms are also included, many entries are cross-referenced and all have a succinct bibliography for further reading. Julio Segura and Carlos Rodríguez Braun have assembled a unique Dictionary that will be an invaluable and much welcomed reference book for economic journalists, economists and economic scholars at all levels of academe, and in all areas of economics and its associated fields. <br/><br/><b>About the Author</b><br/>Edited by Julio Segura, Professor of Economic Theory and Carlos Rodríguez Braun, Professor of History of Economic Thought, Universidad Complutense, Madrid, Spain </div></li><li><div class="content">
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</div></li><li><div class="content"><strong><font size="4">Contents</font></strong><br/>List of contributors and their entries xiii<br/>Preface xxvii<br/>Adam Smith problem 1<br/>Adam Smith’s invisible hand 1<br/>Aitken’s theorem 3<br/>Akerlof’s ‘lemons’ 3<br/>Allais paradox 4<br/>Areeda–Turner predation rule 4<br/>Arrow’s impossibility theorem 6<br/>Arrow’s learning by doing 8<br/>Arrow–Debreu general equilibrium model 9<br/>Arrow–Pratt’s measure of risk aversion 10<br/>Atkinson’s index 11<br/>Averch–Johnson effect 12<br/>Babbage’s principle 13<br/>Bagehot’s principle 13<br/>Balassa–Samuelson effect 14<br/>Banach’s contractive mapping principle 14<br/>Baumol’s contestable markets 15<br/>Baumol’s disease 16<br/>Baumol–Tobin transactions demand for cash 17<br/>Bayes’s theorem 18<br/>Bayesian–Nash equilibrium 19<br/>Becher’s principle 20<br/>Becker’s time allocation model 21<br/>Bellman’s principle of optimality and equations 23<br/>Bergson’s social indifference curve 23<br/>Bernoulli’s paradox 24<br/>Berry–Levinsohn–Pakes algorithm 25<br/>Bertrand competition model 25<br/>Beveridge–Nelson decomposition 27<br/>Black–Scholes model 28<br/>Bonferroni bound 29<br/>Boolean algebras 30<br/>Borda’s rule 30<br/>Bowley’s law 31<br/>Box–Cox transformation 31<br/>Box–Jenkins analysis 32<br/>Brouwer fixed point theorem 34<br/>Buchanan’s clubs theory 34<br/>Buridan’s ass 35<br/>Cagan’s hyperinflation model 36<br/>Cairnes–Haberler model 36<br/>Cantillon effect 37<br/>Cantor’s nested intervals theorem 38<br/>Cass–Koopmans criterion 38<br/>Cauchy distribution 39<br/>Cauchy’s sequence 39<br/>Cauchy–Schwarz inequality 40<br/>Chamberlin’s oligopoly model 41<br/>Chipman–Moore–Samuelson compensation criterion 42<br/>Chow’s test 43<br/>Clark problem 43<br/>Clark–Fisher hypothesis 44<br/>Clark–Knight paradigm 44<br/>Coase conjecture 45<br/>Coase theorem 46<br/>Cobb–Douglas function 47<br/>Cochrane–Orcutt procedure 48<br/>Condorcet’s criterion 49<br/>Cournot aggregation condition 50<br/>Cournot’s oligopoly model 51<br/>Cowles Commission 52<br/>Cox’s test 53<br/>Davenant–King law of demand 54<br/>Díaz–Alejandro effect 54<br/>Dickey–Fuller test 55<br/>Director’s law 56<br/>Divisia index 57<br/>Dixit–Stiglitz monopolistic competition model 58<br/>Dorfman–Steiner condition 60<br/>Duesenberry demonstration effect 60<br/>Durbin–Watson statistic 61<br/>Durbin–Wu–Hausman test 62<br/>Edgeworth box 63<br/>Edgeworth expansion 65<br/>Edgeworth oligopoly model 66<br/>Edgeworth taxation paradox 67<br/>Ellsberg paradox 68<br/>Engel aggregation condition 68<br/>Engel curve 69<br/>Engel’s law 71<br/>vi Contents<br/>Engle–Granger method 72<br/>Euclidean spaces 72<br/>Euler’s theorem and equations 73<br/>Farrell’s technical efficiency measurement 75<br/>Faustmann–Ohlin theorem 75<br/>Fisher effect 76<br/>Fisher–Shiller expectations hypothesis 77<br/>Fourier transform 77<br/>Friedman’s rule for monetary policy 79<br/>Friedman–Savage hypothesis 80<br/>Fullarton’s principle 81<br/>Fullerton–King’s effective marginal tax rate 82<br/>Gale–Nikaido theorem 83<br/>Gaussian distribution 84<br/>Gauss–Markov theorem 86<br/>Genberg–Zecher criterion 87<br/>Gerschenkron’s growth hypothesis 87<br/>Gibbard–Satterthwaite theorem 88<br/>Gibbs sampling 89<br/>Gibrat’s law 90<br/>Gibson’s paradox 90<br/>Giffen goods 91<br/>Gini’s coefficient 91<br/>Goodhart’s law 92<br/>Gorman’s polar form 92<br/>Gossen’s laws 93<br/>Graham’s demand 94<br/>Graham’s paradox 95<br/>Granger’s causality test 96<br/>Gresham’s law 97<br/>Gresham’s law in politics 98<br/>Haavelmo balanced budget theorem 99<br/>Hamiltonian function and Hamilton–Jacobi equations 100<br/>Hansen–Perlof effect 101<br/>Harberger’s triangle 101<br/>Harris–Todaro model 102<br/>Harrod’s technical progress 103<br/>Harrod–Domar model 104<br/>Harsanyi’s equiprobability model 105<br/>Hausman’s test 105<br/>Hawkins–Simon theorem 106<br/>Hayekian triangle 107<br/>Heckman’s two-step method 108<br/>Contents vii<br/>Heckscher–Ohlin theorem 109<br/>Herfindahl–Hirschman index 111<br/>Hermann–Schmoller definition 111<br/>Hessian matrix and determinant 112<br/>Hicks compensation criterion 113<br/>Hicks composite commodities 113<br/>Hicks’s technical progress 113<br/>Hicksian demand 114<br/>Hicksian perfect stability 115<br/>Hicks–Hansen model 116<br/>Hodrick–Prescott decomposition 118<br/>Hotelling’s model of spatial competition 118<br/>Hotelling’s T2 statistic 119<br/>Hotelling’s theorem 120<br/>Hume’s fork 121<br/>Hume’s law 121<br/>It&ocirc;’s lemma 123<br/>Jarque–Bera test 125<br/>Johansen’s procedure 125<br/>Jones’s magnification effect 126<br/>Juglar cycle 126<br/>Kakutani’s fixed point theorem 128<br/>Kakwani index 128<br/>Kalai–Smorodinsky bargaining solution 129<br/>Kaldor compensation criterion 129<br/>Kaldor paradox 130<br/>Kaldor’s growth laws 131<br/>Kaldor–Meade expenditure tax 131<br/>Kalman filter 132<br/>Kelvin’s dictum 133<br/>Keynes effect 134<br/>Keynes’s demand for money 134<br/>Keynes’s plan 136<br/>Kitchin cycle 137<br/>Kolmogorov’s large numbers law 137<br/>Kolmogorov–Smirnov test 138<br/>Kondratieff long waves 139<br/>Koopman’s efficiency criterion 140<br/>Kuhn–Tucker theorem 140<br/>Kuznets’s curve 141<br/>Kuznets’s swings 142<br/>Laffer’s curve 143<br/>Lagrange multipliers 143<br/>viii Contents<br/>Lagrange multiplier test 144<br/>Lancaster’s characteristics 146<br/>Lancaster–Lipsey’s second best 146<br/>Lange–Lerner mechanism 147<br/>Laspeyres index 148<br/>Lauderdale’s paradox 148<br/>Learned Hand formula 149<br/>Lebesgue’s measure and integral 149<br/>LeChatelier principle 150<br/>Ledyard–Clark–Groves mechanism 151<br/>Leontief model 152<br/>Leontief paradox 153<br/>Lerner index 154<br/>Lindahl–Samuelson public goods 155<br/>Ljung–Box statistics 156<br/>Longfield paradox 157<br/>Lorenz’s curve 158<br/>Lucas critique 158<br/>Lyapunov’s central limit theorem 159<br/>Lyapunov stability 159<br/>Mann–Wald’s theorem 161<br/>Markov chain model 161<br/>Markov switching autoregressive model 162<br/>Markowitz portfolio selection model 163<br/>Marshall’s external economies 164<br/>Marshall’s stability 165<br/>Marshall’s symmetallism 166<br/>Marshallian demand 166<br/>Marshall–Lerner condition 167<br/>Maskin mechanism 168<br/>Minkowski’s theorem 169<br/>Modigliani–Miller theorem 170<br/>Montaigne dogma 171<br/>Moore’s law 172<br/>Mundell–Fleming model 172<br/>Musgrave’s three branches of the budget 173<br/>Muth’s rational expectations 175<br/>Myerson revelation principle 176<br/>Nash bargaining solution 178<br/>Nash equilibrium 179<br/>Negishi’s stability without recontracting 181<br/>von Neumann’s growth model 182<br/>von Neumann–Morgenstern expected utility theorem 183<br/>von Neumann–Morgenstern stable set 185<br/>Contents ix<br/>Newton–Raphson method 185<br/>Neyman–Fisher theorem 186<br/>Neyman–Pearson test 187<br/>Occam’s razor 189<br/>Okun’s law and gap 189<br/>Paasche index 192<br/>Palgrave’s dictionaries 192<br/>Palmer’s rule 193<br/>Pareto distribution 194<br/>Pareto efficiency 194<br/>Pasinetti’s paradox 195<br/>Patman effect 197<br/>Peacock–Wiseman’s displacement effect 197<br/>Pearson chi-squared statistics 198<br/>Peel’s law 199<br/>Perron–Frobenius theorem 199<br/>Phillips curve 200<br/>Phillips–Perron test 201<br/>Pigou effect 203<br/>Pigou tax 204<br/>Pigou–Dalton progressive transfers 204<br/>Poisson’s distribution 205<br/>Poisson process 206<br/>Pontryagin’s maximun principle 206<br/>Ponzi schemes 207<br/>Prebisch–Singer hypothesis 208<br/>Radner’s turnpike property 210<br/>Ramsey model and rule 211<br/>Ramsey’s inverse elasticity rule 212<br/>Rao–Blackwell’s theorem 213<br/>Rawls’s justice criterion 213<br/>Reynolds–Smolensky index 214<br/>Ricardian equivalence 215<br/>Ricardian vice 216<br/>Ricardo effect 217<br/>Ricardo’s comparative costs 218<br/>Ricardo–Viner model 219<br/>Robinson–Metzler condition 220<br/>Rostow’s model 220<br/>Roy’s identity 222<br/>Rubinstein’s model 222<br/>Rybczynski theorem 223<br/>x Contents<br/>Samuelson condition 225<br/>Sard’s theorem 225<br/>Sargan test 226<br/>Sargant effect 227<br/>Say’s law 227<br/>Schmeidler’s lemma 229<br/>Schumpeter’s vision 230<br/>Schumpeterian entrepreneur 230<br/>Schwarz criterion 231<br/>Scitovsky’s community indifference curve 232<br/>Scitovsky’s compensation criterion 232<br/>Selten paradox 233<br/>Senior’s last hour 234<br/>Shapley value 235<br/>Shapley–Folkman theorem 236<br/>Sharpe’s ratio 236<br/>Shephard’s lemma 237<br/>Simon’s income tax base 238<br/>Slutksky equation 238<br/>Slutsky–Yule effect 240<br/>Snedecor F-distribution 241<br/>Solow’s growth model and residual 242<br/>Sonnenschein–Mantel–Debreu theorem 244<br/>Spencer’s law 244<br/>Sperner’s lemma 245<br/>Sraffa’s model 245<br/>Stackelberg’s oligopoly model 246<br/>Stigler’s law of eponymy 247<br/>Stolper–Samuelson theorem 248<br/>Student t-distribution 248<br/>Suits index 250<br/>Swan’s model 251<br/>Tanzi–Olivera effect 252<br/>Taylor rule 252<br/>Taylor’s theorem 253<br/>Tchébichef’s inequality 254<br/>Theil index 254<br/>Thünen’s formula 255<br/>Tiebout’s voting with the feet process 256<br/>Tinbergen’s rule 257<br/>Tobin’s q 257<br/>Tobin’s tax 258<br/>Tocqueville’s cross 260<br/>Tullock’s trapezoid 261<br/>Turgot–Smith theorem 262<br/>Contents xi<br/>Veblen effect good 264<br/>Verdoorn’s law 264<br/>Vickrey auction 265<br/>Wagner’s law 266<br/>Wald test 266<br/>Walras’s auctioneer and t&acirc;tonnement 268<br/>Walras’s law 268<br/>Weber–Fechner law 269<br/>Weibull distribution 270<br/>Weierstrass extreme value theorem 270<br/>White test 271<br/>Wicksell effect 271<br/>Wicksell’s benefit principle for the distribution of tax burden 273<br/>Wicksell’s cumulative process 274<br/>Wiener process 275<br/>Wiener–Khintchine theorem 276<br/>Wieser’s law 276<br/>Williams’s fair innings argument 277<br/>Wold’s decomposition 277<br/>Zellner estimator 279</div></li>
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