Economics or Political Economy? Marshall and Pareto as Mill’s Heirs
Journal title STUDI ECONOMICI
Author/s Alberto Zanni
Publishing Year 2011 Issue 2010/101 Language English
Pages 11 P. 55-65 File size 490 KB
DOI 10.3280/STE2010-101003
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The a. intends to demonstrate that Marshall and Pareto are descendants of S. Mill’s social science. To this end, he starts by answering a question neglected by experts on Marshall: Alfred and Mary Paley Marshall adopted "Economics" instead of "Political Economy" going on the basis of the "fundamental theorem of political science" legible in Mill’s System of Logic. As far as Pareto is concerned, the a. holds that: a) his maximum of utility in Sociology is as well tied to that "fundamental theorem" of Mill; b) Pareto had fully recognized his intellectual debt towards Mill. He did so by following a rule he had always respected, except for Cournot. The present essay is one of two the a. commits to two questions: which are Pareto’s intellectual debts? Has he always recognized them?
Keywords: Marshall, Pareto, Stuart Mill, methodology, sociology, social science
Jel codes: B13
Alberto Zanni, Economics or Political Economy? Marshall and Pareto as Mill’s Heirs in "STUDI ECONOMICI " 101/2010, pp 55-65, DOI: 10.3280/STE2010-101003