The article focuses on François Perroux’s work at the second half of the 1940s, at the moment when he redefines his third-way ideas in terms of a liberal interventionist perspective. The point of departure is an interpretation of Perroux’s intellectual trajectory during the interwar period, as a way of understanding how his investigations in the field of national income and planning finally became an essential part of his third-way perspectives, previously formulated in corporatist terms but partially reshaped in the immediate postwar period. Particular attention is paid to the institutional work led by him on national accounts in the first years of the Institut de Science Économique Appliquée. Refusing to analyze Perroux’s contribution in terms of eclecticism, the article attempts to critically illuminate complementarities and continuities in the author’s analytical framework between the interwar and postwar periods.

Postwar Third-Way PerspectivesFrançois Perroux on National Income and Planning

This introductory chapter provides an overview of economic planning and industrial policy, discussing their origins, first appearance, taxonomies and the motivations behind them with a view to explaining the basis for their role in the current world economy.

Revisiting National Economic Planning and Industrial Policy: Concepts, Experiences and the Ecosystem

The little-known Belgian engineer Bernard Chait contributed to business cycle theory by means of a mathematical model, of which the ‘law of divergence’ was an important building block The law of divergence has been interpreted as a generalization of the acceleration principle This paper draws upon published and archival sources to examine the sources of Chait's thinking, explain the basics of his model and assess the impact of his work His relations with Francois Divisia and Jan Tinbergen are explored and his claim that Leontief's dynamic input – model was an unacknowledged reformulation of his own work is analysed

Perturbation, networks and business cycles: Bernard Chait's pioneering work in econometrics∗

Au lendemain de la crise de 1929 et de la remise en cause des idees liberales, un certain nombre d’economistes (Lippmann, Ropke, Rougier, Rueff, Allais…) vont chercher a poser les bases d’une refondation du liberalisme. Ce mouvement n’est pas homogene, cependant le cœur de sa doctrine s’articule autour des deux positions suivantes : (i) denoncer la montee du collectivisme et du planisme ; (ii) rejeter les theses defendues par les tenants du laisser-fairisme. Le colloque Lippmann constitue la premiere pierre de cette reconstruction, il se presente egalement comme une tentative visant a institutionnaliser le liberalisme dans l’histoire des faits et des idees. En France, Louis Rougier, Jacques Rueff et Maurice Allais incarnent ce processus de refondation du liberalisme. Tous trois defendent l’idee que ce nouveau liberalisme suppose une ingerence de l’Etat. Le liberalisme aurait ainsi besoin d’institutions solides pour conforter ses bases et asseoir sa legitimite.

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Le néolibéralisme français ou comment penser le libéralisme au prisme des institutions

Evsey Domar and Russia

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The Practice of Economic Planning and The Optimum Allocation of Resources: a discussion

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La Loi de Divergence: discussion

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