Money and Markets: Essays in Honor of Leland B. Yeager

252 Indexaspects 85–7; victory of formalists overMarshallians 91–4; victory of formalistsover non-formalists 87–9economics, definition (Yeager, L. B.)223Elzinga, K. 1empirical research 66–8, 79–80; example ofa bad regression 74–6; low quality of inpublic choice 72–3; Public Choiceapproach 70–2; reducing the number ofbad regressions 76–9; uses 68–70Essays on Some Unsettled Questions in PoliticalEconomy (Mill, J. S.) 128–9, 133, 136–7ethnic conflict: abstract economic gain/lossmodels 227–9; Czech Republic 230–1;economic effect 233–5; economic ethics221–4, 235–6; Germany 231–3; modernnationalism 225–7; nation-state,definitions 224–5; Rwanda 230Eucken, W. 12, 99; ordo-liberal views104–5; recent appreciation of work of99–103Experiences with Stopping Inflation (Yeager,L. B.) 10–11Federal Election Commission (FEC),limitation of competition in politicalcampaigns 49, 55–7, 59–60; see alsopolitical campaignsFerguson, C. E., Microeconomic Theory 196Fluttering Veil, The (Yeager, L. B.) 126formalist economic methodology 83–5,94–5; debate with non-formalists 85–7;victory over Marshallian economists91–2; victory over non-formalistmethodology 87–9; see also economicmethodologiesFree Trade: America’s Opportunity (Yeager,L. B.) 1–3freedom of contract 107; see also marketeconomyFreiheit und wettbewerbliche Ordnung (Freedomand Competitive Order) (Külp, B. andVanberg, V.) 100–3Friedman, M. 38–9, 92–3, 169Garrison, R. 13–14; economic model176–80Gehrken, L., Walter Eucken and his Œuvre100General Theory (Keynes, J. M.) 200George, H. 2, 4–5Greenfield, R. L. 8–9; personalappreciation of Yeager, L. B. 149Haavelmo, T., quote 69Hayek, F. A. 14–16, 180; populationdensity 222–3, 233–4healthcare provision 247–8; see also welfarestateHirsch, A., quote 92Holcombe, R. G., personal appreciation ofYeager, L. B. 218–19Horwitz, S. 12, 13; personal appreciation ofYeager, L. B. 166human rights 16–18Hume, D. 12, 15, 126, 131, 136–7indirect convertibility 147–8; see also savingsindirect utilitarianism 210; see alsoutilitarianisminflation 150–1; Austrian macroeconomictheories 173–5; Croatia 157–8;hyperinflation in Yugoslavia 152–3, 159;Slovenia 159–61; see also Slovenianmonetary reforminstitutionalists see non-formalist economicmethodologyIntellectual Roots of Market Economies: WalterEucken’s Contribution to Economics (Meyer,G.) 99–100Kafka, A., appointment to University ofVirginia Economics Faculty 36; see alsoVirginia Political EconomyKeynes, J. M. 127, 169, 200–1; projectionof Keynesian economics onto classicaltradition 135Klappholz, K. 6Kmenta, J., quote 68–9Külp, B., Freiheit und wettbewerbliche Ordnung(Freedom and Competitive Order) 100–3Laband, D. N., “The Impact of BadWriting in Economics” (Economic Inquiry)66, 74–5, 80Landreth, H. 6, 12legal environment requirement in marketeconomy 109; see also market economyliability 108; see also market economyLIMDEP software 73; see also empiricalresearchMachlup, F. 3Macroeconomic Theory (Ackley, G.) 200market economy: price indices 120–3;relationship between public bodies 110;relationship between public bodies andcitizens 110; requirements 106–11