Samuel Hollander

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Samuel Hollander is a Canadian economist and historian of economic thought known for his extensive studies on classical economists such as Adam Smith, David Ricardo, and John Stuart Mill.

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instanceOf academic
economist
academicWorkFocus detailed textual analysis of classical economists
interpretation of classical economists as formal theorists
reassessment of classical doctrines on value and distribution
citizenship Canadian
countryOfCitizenship Canada
educatedAt London School of Economics
University of Cambridge
University of Manchester
employer University of Toronto
fieldOfWork classical economics
history of economic thought
genre economic history
history of ideas
scholarly monograph
hasAcademicDiscipline economic history
economics
history of economic thought
influencedBy Adam Smith
David Ricardo
John Stuart Mill
Thomas Robert Malthus
linked to: Thomas Malthus
languageOfWorkOrName English
mainInterest classical political economy
interpretation of Adam Smith
interpretation of David Ricardo
interpretation of John Stuart Mill
nationality Canadian
notableFor reinterpretation of classical political economy
studies of Adam Smith
studies of David Ricardo
studies of John Stuart Mill
notableIdea continuity between classical and neoclassical economics
notableWork Classical Economics
linked to: classical economics

Ricardian Economics
The Economics of Adam Smith
The Economics of David Ricardo
The Economics of John Stuart Mill
The Economics of Thomas Robert Malthus
occupation economist
university professor
positionHeld Professor of Economics at the University of Toronto
residence Toronto
theoryDeveloped revisionist interpretation of classical economics

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Hollander hasNotableBearer Samuel Hollander