Until his death in 1984, Lionel Robbins was one of the world's most influential economic theorists and the foremost British economist of his generation. Appointed to a professorship at the prestigious London School of Economics when only thirty years old, Robbins dominated British economic thought for decades and proved a powerful force in the formulation of post-World War II economic policy.
Robbins (1898-1984) dominated the economics department at the London School of Economics for decades, shaped British and international economic policy during and after World War II, and helped develop economics education and administration. Here are 26 of his academic articles on theory, policy, an
