In this volume, Nobel Laureate John R. Hicks expands and reassesses the first part of his landmark Capital and Growth, concentrating on the family of models that are appropriate for analyzing dynamic economies. A number of newly-written chapters explicate Hicks's view of the Austrian and Walrasian methods.
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