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Simon Patten's Degrees

PhD Political Economy University of Pennsylvania

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According to Wikipedia, Simon Nelson Patten was an American economist and the chair of the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. Patten was one of the first economists to posit a shift from an 'economics of scarcity' to an 'economics of abundance'; that is, he believed that soon there would be enough wealth to satisfy people's basic needs and that the economy would shift from an emphasis on production to consumption.

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Economic Psychology. (1896) (60)
The new basis of civilization (37)
The consumption of wealth (22)
The Evolution of a New Woman (1914) (12)
The theory of social forces (11)
The Interpretation of Ricardo (1893) (10)
The Reconstruction Of Economic Theory (10)
The Theory of Dynamic Economics. (1892) (8)
The Relation of Sociology to Psychology (1896) (8)
The Theory of Prosperity (1902) (7)
Heredity and Social Progress (1903) (7)
The Development Of English Thought (7)
The Failure of Biologic Sociology (1894) (7)
Cost and Utility (1893) (6)
The Decay of State and Local Governments (1890) (6)
A History of the Theories of Production and Distribution in English Political Economy from I776 to I848. By EDWIN CANNAN. Pp. 4I0. London: Percival & Co. 1893 (1893) (6)
Another View of the Ethics of Land-Tenure (1891) (5)
The Organic Concept of Society (1894) (5)
Making National Debts National Blessings (1919) (3)
Cost and Expense (1893) (3)
Heredity and social progress / by Simon N. Patten. (3)
The Standardization of Family Life (1913) (2)
Report of the Committee of Inquiry on the Case of Professor Scott Nearing of the University of Pennsylvania (2)
The Fundamental Idea of Capital (2)
The Tomorrow of Finance (1918) (1)
THE FACTS ABOUT THE ACCOUNTS OF LEARNED SOCIETIES. (1913) (1)
The Formulation of Normal Laws (1896) (1)
Economics in Elementary Schools (1895) (1)
The educational value of political economy (1)
The Mechanism of Mind (1917) (1)
Malthus and Ricardo (1)
ARE PENSIONS FOR COLLEGE TEACHERS A FORM OF SOCIALISM. (1908) (1)
Pragmatism and Social Science (1911) (1)
The Beginning of Utility (1894) (1)
The Present Problems in the Economic Inter Pretation of History (1904) (1)
The Economic Causes of Moral Progress (1892) (1)
Book Department (1893) (0)
A New Statement of the Law of Population (1895) (0)
The Financial Menace to America of the European War (1915) (0)
The Economic Basis of Prohibition (1891) (0)
The scope of political economy : a paper (0)
A Revision of American Policies (1914) (0)
The Fallacy of Price Bidding (1918) (0)
Malthus and Ricardo . The study of Statistics . Analysis in Political Economy (0)
Taxation After the War (1916) (0)
The Need of New Economic Terms (1891) (0)
The Background of Economic Theories (1913) (0)
FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE American Academy of Political and Social Science (1900) (0)
An Analysis of Mental Defects. (0)
Reviews : The Place of Industries in Elementary Education. By KATHARINE ELIZABETH Dopp. Pp. vi, 208. Price, $I.00. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, I903 (1904) (0)
Peace without Force (1917) (0)
The Theory of Social Forces.-An Explanation (1897) (0)
Wells' Recent Economic Changes (1890) (0)
Some Explanations Relating to the “Theory of Dynamic Economics” (0)
The Divided Self. (1919) (0)
UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIPS. (0)
Notes by the way (1924) (0)
The Margin of Cultivation (1889) (0)
Wish and Will: A Reply to Mr. Salter's Letter. (0)
American institute of Instruction.: Sixty-Third Annual Convention.: The economics of Education. (1892) (0)
Are Pensions for College Teachers a Form of Socialism? (1908) (0)
President Walker's Theory of Distribution (1889) (0)
Report of the Committee in Charge of Annual Meeting of the Academy, April 4 and 5, 1913 (1913) (0)
The importance of economic psychology to teachers (0)
Reviews : The Elements of Sociology. By FRALITKLIN H. GIDDINGS, Ph. D. Pp. vii, 353. Price, $I.I0. New York: The Macmillan Company, I898 (1899) (0)
Industrial Medicine: Labor Maxims. (1919) (0)
Briefer Communications (1895) (0)
Over-Nutrition and Its Social Consequences (1897) (0)
The New Jurisprudence (1913) (0)
The Principles of Sociology (1896) (0)
The theory of political economy . Payments of water rates : a book for all householders . The theory of dynamic economics (0)
The Principles of Rational Taxation. (0)
The Basis of National Security (1916) (0)
The Genesis of Consciousness. (0)
Book Reviews and Notes : THE SCOPE AND METHOD OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. By JOHN NEVILLE KEYNES, M.A. Pp. 360. New York: Macmillan & Co., 1891 (1891) (0)
Liquidation Taxes (1918) (0)
Reviews : The Nearer East. By D. G. HOGARTH. Pp. xvi, 296. Price, $2.00. New York: D. Appleton & Co., I902 (1903) (0)

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