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...>. Stigler and Friedman were avowed followers of microeconomic theorist [[Alfred Marshall]], promoting [[Neoclassical]] microeconomics. Through their influential jo

...range of examples <ref>[http://www.econlib.org/library/Marshall/marP.html Alfred Marshall ''Principles of Economics'' Book V Chapter1 Macmillan 1920]</ref>.

...] <ref name=MARSHALL2>[http://cepa.newschool.edu/het/profiles/marshall.htm Alfred Marshall]</ref> in England, on his book ''Principles of Economics'' <ref name=MARSH ===Alfred Marshall and The Cambridge Neoclassicals ("Marshallians")===

...aws". The interpretation that is to be placed upon them was explained by Alfred Marshall in the following terms: ...t physical sciences<ref>[http://www.econlib.org/library/Marshall/marP.html Alfred Marshall ''Principles of Economics'' Chapter 3 p27, Macmillan 1964]</ref>."

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...stream economists largely ignored the Fabians and paid more attention to [[Alfred Marshall]] and [[John Maynard Keynes]].

...cognized that information was in fact imperfect, but the hope, following [[Alfred Marshall|Marshall's]] dictum ''"Natura non facit saltum"'' was that economies in whi

By the late 19th century, marginal theory of value|marginal economists Alfred Marshall (1842 - 1924) and Léon Walras (1834 - 1910) and others introduced a new la

...ought together by Alfred Marshall in his ''Principles of Economics'' <ref> Alfred Marshall ''Principles of Economics'' Macmillan 1890</ref>, which provides the reader ...he concept of value-determined price, and which is examined in detail in [[Alfred Marshall]]'s ''Economics'' and in [[Milton Friedman]]'s ''Price Theory''<ref>Milton

...ought together by Alfred Marshall in his ''Principles of Economics'' <ref> Alfred Marshall ''Principles of Economics'' Macmillan 1890</ref>, which provides the reader ...he concept of value-determined price, and which is examined in detail in [[Alfred Marshall]]'s ''Economics'' and in [[Milton Friedman]]'s ''Price Theory''<ref>Milton

...ngness of people to “sacrifice themselves for the common wellbeing.”<ref>[[Alfred Marshall]], "[http://www.econlib.org/library/Marshall/marP.html The Scope and Method

...ngness of people to “sacrifice themselves for the common wellbeing.”<ref>[[Alfred Marshall]], "[http://www.econlib.org/library/Marshall/marP.html The Scope and Method

79. Hodgson, G. 1993. The mecca of Alfred Marshall. The Economic Journal, March, v. 103 p. 406-415.