JAMES E MEADE (1907 - 1995)
Prêmio Nobel 1977
James Edward Meade, economista britânico, obteve o Prêmio Nobel de economia em 1977, compartilhado com Bertil Ohlin, por sua contribuição à teoria do comércio internacional e movimentos internacionais de capitais, que representou uma ruptura nessa área.
Nascido em Swanage, Dorset, estudou em Oxford e Cambridge, onde posteriormente foi professor de economia, assim como na London School of Economics. Keynesiano, Meade foi um expert em comércio internacional e análise de balanço de pagamentos.
Obras:
El balance de pagos (1951). Versión castellana en Ed. El Ateneo, Buenos Aires, 1976.
Problemas de una unión económica (1953). Versión castellana en Ed. Aguilar, Madrid, 1957.
La teoría de las uniones aduaneras (1955). Versión castellana publicada por la Sociedad de Estudios y Publicaciones, Madrid, 1957.
Eficiencia, justicia y propiedad (1964). Versión castellana en Ed. Tecnos, Madrid, 1972.
An Introduction to Economic Analysis and Policy, 1936.
"A Simplified Model of Mr Keynes' System", 1937, RES
"A Sumary to Replies to Questions on Effects of Interest Rates", with P. Andrews, 1938, Oxford EP
National Income and Expenditure with R. Stone, 1944.
"A Geometrical Representation of Balance-of-Payments Policy," 1949, Economica
The Theory of International Economic Policy, 2 volumes, 1951.
A Geometry of International Trade, 1952
Trade and Welfare, 1955.
"The Case for Variable Exchange Rates" 1955, Three Banks Review,
The Theory of Customs Unions. 1956
"The Balance of Payments Problems of a Free Trade Area", 1957, EJ
"Is the National Debt a Burden?", 1958, Oxford EP
"The Public Debt Reconsidered: A reply", 1960, REStat
A Neo-Classical Theory of Economic Growth, 1961.
"The Effect of Saving on Consumption in a State of Steady Growth", 1962, RES
"The Rate of Profit in a Growing Economy", 1963, EJ
Principles of Political Economy, 2 volumes, 1965-68.
The Just Economy, 1976.
The Intelligent Radical's Guide to Economic Policy, 1975.
Wage Fixing, 1982.