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Dobb, Maurice Herbert

 

Born July 24, 1900, in London. British Marxist economist. Professor at Cambridge University; member of the editorial board of Marxism Today,the theoretical publication of the Communist Party of Great Britain. Honorary doctor of science of several universities of socialist countries. Creatively developing Marxism, Dobb studies problems of planning and rational economic management, commodity production and the market, the development of postwar capitalism, and the economies of the developing countries. His monograph The Development of the Soviet Economy From 1917, which he published on the 50th anniversary of the Soviet government, is the result of many years of scholarly research.

WORKS

Studies in the Development of Capitalism. London, 1946.
On Economic Theory and Socialism. London, 1956.
Wages. London, 1956.
An Essay on Economic Growth and Planning. London, 1960.
Capitalism Yesterday and Today. New York, 1962.
Soviet Economic Development Since 1917. New York, 1967.
In Russian translation:
Ekonomicheskii rost i slaborazvitye strany. Moscow, 1964.
The Great Soviet Encyclopedia, 3rd Edition (1970-1979). © 2010 The Gale Group, Inc. All rights reserved.
References in periodicals archive
The edition of David Ricardo's Works and Correspondence (1951-1973), in eleven volumes, which he produced (in collaboration with Maurice Dobb), has long been regarded as a masterpiece in scholarship, fundamentally changing the interpretation of the classical economists.
Brian Pollitt (ed.), The Development of Socialist Economic Thought: Selected Essays by Maurice Dobb, London, Lawrence & Wishart, 2008, ISBN 978-1905007813 160 pp, [pound]13.99
They follow this account with a description of how Marx's general theories were then developed and applied by early advocates such as Maurice Dobb and E.
The participants in the debate included Maurice Dobb, Shigeto Tsuru, Sweezy and others.
Maurice Dobb and Rodney Hilton sought to locate the prime mover of the transition in the struggle between the rural classes.
Thereafter the author deals with Britain's Communist Party Historians' Group and individuals such as Maurice Dobb, Victor Kiernan, Christopher Hill, Eric Hobsbawm, E.P.
57) Carl and Edith attend the Communist Party school in Kent, where their teachers are Maurice Dobb and the party leader, R.
Besides Keynes, Sraffa had many other connections in Cambridge, such as Maurice Dobb, Richard Kahn, Frank Ramsey, Joan Robinson, and Ludwig Wittgenstein [pp.
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