MEADE (James E.)
Price and Output Policy of State Enterprise: A Symposium.
Inscribed by the author ‘With compliments J.E.M.’ in black ink to the front cover. Not identified as such, but from the library of the Nobel Prize winning Cambridge economist Sir Richard Stone.
‘This famous set of articles originated as Economic Section discussion papers in January 1944, Meade’s original memorandum being prompted by Lionel Robbins’ note of dissent on ‘Restrictive Developments in Industry’ to the January 1944 report of the official Steering Committee on Post-War Employment. According to Meade it was Keynes’ idea to publish the papers in the Economic Journal, of which he was editor’ (Collected Papers of James Meade, Vol. 2).