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Steindl, Josef

1994
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Clinical details of individuals with Rauch–Steindl syndrome due to NSD2 truncating variants [PDF]

Molecular Genetics & Genomic Medicine
Tadashi Kaname, Eriko Nishi
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The Political Economy of Josef Steindl

Monthly Review, 1993
What follows is a paper presented in May 1992 in Vienna at a conference honoring the eightieth birthday of Josef Steindl. Tibor Scitovsky is an emeritus professor of economics at Stanford where he was a colleague and close friend of the late Paul Baran, co-author with Paul Sweezy of Monopoly Capital, published by MR Press in 1966.
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Wege zur Arbeitsrechtsgeschichte. Hg. von Harald Steindl

1988
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My Spiritual Discipline By Brother David Steindl-Rast

2006
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Josef Steindl and the Instability of Capitalism

Review of Political Economy, 2008
Abstract Josef Steindl's first substantive publication was a nine-page review of Roy Harrod's book The Trade Cycle (1936), which appeared in the June 1937 issue of the Austrian journal, Zeitschrift fur Nationalokonomie. The review reveals the Austrian – or, as he put it, the neo-Wicksellian – roots of Steindl's early macroeconomic thinking.
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Steindl's Contribution to the Theory of Industry Concentration

Australian Economic Papers, 2000
Over a period of some fifty years from the early 1940s until his death in 1993, Josef Steindl developed and expounded a theory of industry concentration. His analysis deals explicitly with differences in costs and demand among firms producing similar products. These differences lead to differences in firm growth, so that his analysis is dynamic.
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Keynes, Steindl, and the Critique of Austerity Economics

Monthly Review, 2012
Austerity is now ’in fashion,” as governments respond to the revenue shortfalls of the crisis through deficit reduction plans and fiscal stability pacts, and economists blame it on the profligate spending of households and countries. Consumers, they say, bought houses they could not afford and countries consumed more than they produced, while loose ...
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Josef Steindl's relations to Italian economics^∗

Review of Political Economy, 1994
The paper discusses Steindl's impact on Italian economists, both through his writings and through direct personal influence. Three representative Italian economists are considered: Sylos Labini, Becattini and Salvati. This provides the opportunity for a cursory discussion of some aspects of Steindl's theory of stagnation and market forms, of his ...
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Steindl, Josef

This authoritative and comprehensive reference work introduces the reader to the major concepts and leading contributors in the field of institutional and evolutionary economics.
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