Antoin E. Murphy is an associate professor of economics and fellow of Trinity College Dublin. His previous works include Richard Cantillon: Entrepreneur and Economist (OUP, 1986) and John Law: Economic Theorist and Policy-maker (OUP, 1997). He is a joint managing editor of The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought. In 2001, the European Society of the History of Economic Thought awarded him the Jerôme Blanqui prize for the best published work on the history of economic thought resulting from his editing of Du Tot Histoire du Systême de John Law (1716-1720) published by I.N.E.D./P.U.F., Paris 2000.

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• 1. Introduction: The Genesis of Macroeconomics ; 2. Sir William Petty: National Income Accounting ; 3. John Law: A New Monetary System ; 4. Richard Cantillon: Macroeconomic Modelling ; 5. David Hume: The Classical Theory of Money ; 6. Francois Quesnay: The Circular Flow of Income ; 7. Anne Robert Jacques Turgot: The Importance of Capital ; 8. Adam Smith: Land, Labour, Capital and Social Cement ; 9. Henry Thornton: The Lender of Last Resort ; 10. Conclusion

Antoin E. Murphy is an associate professor of economics and fellow of Trinity College Dublin. His previous works include Richard Cantillon: Entrepreneur and Economist (OUP, 1986) and John Law: Economic Theorist and Policy-maker (OUP, 1997). He is a joint managing editor of The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought. In 2001, the European Society of the History of Economic Thought awarded him the Jerôme Blanqui prize for the best published work on the history of economic thought resulting from his editing of Du Tot Histoire du Systême de John Law (1716-1720) published by I.N.E.D./P.U.F., Paris 2000.

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• 1. Introduction: The Genesis of Macroeconomics ; 2. Sir William Petty: National Income Accounting ; 3. John Law: A New Monetary System ; 4. Richard Cantillon: Macroeconomic Modelling ; 5. David Hume: The Classical Theory of Money ; 6. Francois Quesnay: The Circular Flow of Income ; 7. Anne Robert Jacques Turgot: The Importance of Capital ; 8. Adam Smith: Land, Labour, Capital and Social Cement ; 9. Henry Thornton: The Lender of Last Resort ; 10. Conclusion