Patrick Deutscher’s scientific contributions

Part 1 The economics of money and cycles in 1913 - an overview: the 19th century tradition Fisher Wesley Clair Mitchell and the trade cycle Wicksell Marshall and his pupils - Keynes' early views, Pigou the Cunliffe report the minority report of the Poor Law Commission. Part 2 Hawtrey's economics: a terminological introduction the dealer the role of banks the demand for money Hawtrey on the Gold Standard international trade and finance interest, profit and capital macroeconomic fluctuations. Part 3 Hawtrey and Keynes - before the "General Theory": pre-Treatise exchanges Hawtrey and the Treatise the impact of Hawtrey's criticisms post-Treatise developments breaking away from the Treatise. Part 4 Hawtrey and Keynes - "The General Theory": the transition "The General Theory" reaction to the 1935 drafts the revised proofs after the general theory some post-General Theory policy questions. Part 5 Hawtrey and Robertson: early work the early 20s - more scope for money new directions saving and hoarding, income nad outlay capital and employment Robertson's assessment. Part 6 Reactions to Hawtrey's economics in the interwar period: citations responses to Hawtrey empirical tests contemporary reactions to Hawtrey's criticisms of Keynes after the revolution.