J. A. Hobson

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Focusing on J.A. Hobson's pioneering economic theories, this book provides a critical analysis of his underconsumption theory, highlighting its influence on Keynes and contemporary economics. It compares Hobson's ideas with the growth theories of Harrod and Domar while exploring his contributions to welfare economics, income distribution, and international economics. Additionally, the text delves into Hobson's theory of imperialism, showcasing its broader appeal beyond economics and its role in establishing his international reputation.