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Manuela Mosca, Monopoly Power and Competition: The Italian Marginalist Perspective

Manuela Mosca has produced a fascinating study of four leading Italian economists: Pareto, Pantaleoni, Barone, and De Viti de Marco. Among those four names, only Pareto is familiar to all economics students, but Mosca’s book does a fantastic job at remedying that oversight. The Italian marginalists were brilliant theorists and astute observers of the public sector and private sector and the entangled political economy between the public and private sectors in a democratic society. Schumpeter ...