Robinson, Joan
Joan Robinson was educated at Girton College, Cambridge, and was Reader in Economics at Cambridge University since 1949. In addition to Economic Philosophy, she was the author of *Economics of Imperfect Competition, Essays in the Theory of Employment, Essay on Marxian Economics, The Accumulation of Capital*, and many other articles in economic journals. One of last century's most distinguished economic theorists, Mrs. Robinson always lived in Cambridge, England.
Works (28)
Economic philosophy
1962
Marx and modern economics
Aspects of development and underdevelopment
1979
The economics of imperfect competition
1933
Economic philosophy
Essays in the theory of employment
1937
The economics of imperfect competition
Essays in the theory of economic growth
The generalisation of the general theory, and other essays
1979
An introduction to modern economics
1973
Freedom and Necessity
June 1970
What are the questions?
1981
The rate of interest
1952
Economics: an awkward corner
1966
Freedom and necessity
1970
Economic heresies: some old-fashioned questions in economic theory
1971
An essay on Marxian economics
1942
Accumulation of Capital
Economics: An Awkward Corner
Collected economic papers
Exercises in economic analysis
1960
Contributions to modern economics
1978
JOAN ROBINSON'S ECONOMICS: A CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION; ED. BY BILL GIBSON
The Teddy Robinson Storybook
Introduction to the theory of employment
1937
The Accumulation of Capital
Palgrave Classics in Economics
Collected economic papers
1951
Economic management in China
1975