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Arnold Heertje

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Arnold Heertje's Degrees

PhD Economics University of Amsterdam

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According to Wikipedia, Arnold Heertje was a Dutch economist and professor at the University of Amsterdam, writer and columnist. He became more generally known for his opposition to the Betuweroute. Life and career Heertje was born on 19 February 1934 in Breda, the son of Maurits Heertje and Estella Philips. Heertje grew up primarily in Arnhem. Due to their Jewish background, during the Second World War the whole family had to go in hiding after 12 November 1942. The eight-year-old Arnold ended up with a Reformed family in the Haarlemmermeer. Impressed by their faith, he planned to become a minister. Together with his parents he survived the war. After the war he wanted to join the Reformed church, but his mother forbade him. According to his mother, he would not be allowed to choose a church until he was eighteen. Heertje was not only impressed by the faith of people that had hidden him, but also by their poverty. He later remarked, that he "was impressed by the fact that all of the hiding places that existed were with families that were extremely poor. This made [him] raise the question of where that poverty actually came from. [He] wanted to know more about it and went to study economics..."

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Arnold Heertje's Published Works

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The Economic Role of the State (1989) (231)
Carl Menger and His Legacy in Economics (1992) (82)
Economics and technical change (1977) (59)
Schumpeter on the Economics of Innovation and the Development of Capitalism (2006) (49)
Evolving technology and market structure : studies in Schumpeterian economics (1991) (45)
Schumpeter's vision: Capitalism, socialism, and democracy after 40 years (1981) (26)
Analytical transport economics: an international perspective (2000) (26)
Welfare economics and the theory of economic policy (1993) (23)
Schumpeter and methodological individualism (2004) (21)
European Transport Economics (1993) (20)
On the Origin of Samuelson's Multiplier-Accelerator Model (2002) (17)
Innovation, Technology, and Finance (1988) (17)
Governance in an era of globalization (1998) (16)
Neo-Schumpeterians and Economic Theory (1994) (16)
Analytical Transport Economics (2000) (15)
THE MAKERS OF MODERN ECONOMICS (1999) (14)
World savings : an international survey (1993) (13)
Schumpeter's Vision (1981) (9)
On Stackelberg’s oligopoly theory (1996) (8)
ON MARX'S THEORY OF UNEMPLOYMENT (1978) (7)
[Bespreking van: D. Senor, S. Singer (2011) Start-up nation: the story of Israel's economic miracle] (2011) (6)
Economic thought in the Netherlands, 1650-1950 (1992) (5)
Recent Criticism of General Equilibrium Theory (2002) (5)
Three Unpublished Letters by David Ricardo (1991) (5)
The Dutch and Portuguese-Jewish background of David Ricardo (2004) (4)
An essay on the Catalogue of the Library of Piero Sraffa, edited by G. de Vivo (2017) (4)
Endogenous technical change: P.M. Romer, Journal of political economy (1990), 71-103 (1991) (4)
An Unpublished Letter by David Ricardo (2007) (4)
An Important Letter from W. S. Jevons to L. Walras (1982) (3)
An Unpublished Letter of David Ricardo: To Thomas Smith of Easton Grey, 27 April 1819 (1978) (3)
Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy after Fifty Years (1993) (3)
An Unpublished Letter of David Ricardo to Francis Finch, 24 February 1823 (1985) (3)
Further Evidence on the Origin of Samuelson's Multiplier-Accelerator Model (2003) (3)
Saving and Investment in a Global Economy.@@@World Savings: An International Survey-Introduction by Nobel Laureate Franco Modigliani. (1994) (3)
Market Classification Systems in Theory (1960) (2)
Life and Work of David Ricardo (1772–1823) (2012) (2)
Observations on technical change and paretian welfare economics (1995) (2)
Economics & Technical Change (1978) (1)
The U.S.A. in the world economy (1984) (1)
Innovation, Technik und Finanzwesen (1988) (1)
Economy and Nature in the Fourteenth Century: Money, Market Exchange, and the Emergence of Scientific Thought (review) (2002) (1)
Relevance and precision, from quantitative analysis to economic policy : essays in honour of Pieter de Wolff (1977) (1)
Stolper on Schumpeter (1996) (1)
Two letters from James Mill to Jean-Baptiste Say (1970) (1)
Technical Change and Entrepreneurship: An Overview from Cantillon to Schumpeter (2005) (1)
Exemplary Economists: Volume I: North America. Edited by BACKHOUSE (ROGER E.) and MIDDLETON (ROGER) andExemplary Economists: Volume II: Europe, Asia and Australasia Edited by BACKHOUSE (ROGER E.) and MIDDLETON (ROGER) (2002) (1)
From Schumpeter to Stiglitz (1997) (1)
WINCH, DONALD. Riches and Poverty. An intellectual history of political economy in Britain, 1750-1834. [Ideas in Context.] Cambridge University Press, Cambridge [etc.] 1996. xi, 428 pp. £50.00; $64.95. (Paper: £16.95; $22.95.) (1998) (1)
Heer Bommel als Theoretisch Econoom (1977) (0)
Some Observations on Recent Growth Theory (2001) (0)
Some Remarks on Technical Change and Transport (1980) (0)
Life and Activities (2015) (0)
On Klant's methodology and the natural order (2001) (0)
Price formation in heterogeneous oligopoly (1980) (0)
COLLECTING RARE ECONOMICS BOOKS (1990) (0)
Karl MArx, Technische Ontwikkeling en de Sowjet-Unie (2003) (0)
Die deduktive Methode (1971) (0)
An Essay on Marxian Economics (1972) (0)
Lord William Wyndham Grenville’s manuscript notes on the first edition of David Ricardo’s Principles (2020) (0)
Samuelson on Ricardo and on Technical Change (2019) (0)
Investing in Europe's Future (1983) (0)
PREFERENCES AND ECONOMIC GROWTH (1967) (0)
Correspondence; Images of the eighteenth century; Polemic, Style and aesthetics (2004) (0)
Book reviews (1991) (0)
Edgeworth's Duopoly Model Again: A Reply (1972) (0)
On Adam Smith and his books (2003) (0)
Paretian Welfare Theory and European Competition Policy (2009) (0)
Book reviews (1995) (0)
André Morellet's correspondence in I780 and I782 (2004) (0)
Book reviews (1991) (0)
Book reviews (1994) (0)
Alfred Marshall and Economic Theory in Holland (2010) (0)
David Ricardo, A Biography (1979) (0)
The Dutch and Portuguese-Jewish background of David Ricardo (2005) (0)
On Discovering a Second ‘Freak’ Copy of Ricardo's Principles and the Say-Archives (1988) (0)
Book reviews (1992) (0)
On Say’s Law (2004) (0)
A Dynamic Interpretation of Edgeworth's Duopoly Model (1971) (0)

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