Capital, Time and Transitional Dynamics

John Hicks' Capital and Time (1973) is one of the most significant works in macroeconomics of the past century. This innovative volume presents a comprehensive appraisal of the book thirty years on from its original publication. Contributors include Walter Eltis, Heinz Kurz and Maghnad Desai. The book is constructed by considering the relationship between Hicks? contribution, the general theory of economic choice, value and capital, the historical roots of Hicks?s traverse analysis in classical and post-classical economic thought, and the ways ahead from Capital and Time that have been suggested and actively pursued by a number of scholars in recent years.