J. A. Hobson

• Preface - Acknowledgements - List of Abbreviations - Hobson's Life and Times - Economic Activity and Welfare - Income Distribution and Prices - Underconsumption - Trade, Capital Flows and Imperialism - Money and Credit - Hobson as Economist: A Critique - Conclusion - Endnotes - Bibliography - Index

'Over many years, Michael Schneider has made himself one of the foremost scholars on that famous economic heretic, J.A. Hobson. Those of us who know of his interest have waited impatiently for his considered views on Hobson. Now we have it in this comprehensive, carefully researched and clearly written account of Hobson, his life and times. Schneider writes with perspective and judgement and clearly, and because of this and his chosen subject the book is an absorbing and rewarding read.' - G.C. Harcourt, University of Cambridge 'This is a scholarly, original and at times provocative book. The definitive study of Hobson the economist.' - J.E. King, La Trobe University 'Michael Schneider develops new insights on Hobson's thinking, based on a careful study of his economic analysis. This is a notably clear account which is a real service to scholarship in this field.'- P.F. Clarke, University of Cambridge