'Dynamic Economic Theory is largely a retrospective commentary on the development of this strand of economics over the last half-century. It can be read in isolation from the author's other books, though its significance becomes more transparent when these are taken into account. In this context, Morishima has added another important element to the corpus of his many contributions to economic analysis.' R. E. Bailey, The Economic Journal

• 1. The method of economic analysis; 2. Households' and firms' economic behaviour; 3. Stability conditions for temporary equilibrium: the linear case; 4. Stability conditions for temporary equilibrium: the non-linear case; 5. Comparative dynamics; Appendices; Mathematical notes.

'Dynamic Economic Theory is largely a retrospective commentary on the development of this strand of economics over the last half-century. It can be read in isolation from the author's other books, though its significance becomes more transparent when these are taken into account. In this context, Morishima has added another important element to the corpus of his many contributions to economic analysis.' R. E. Bailey, The Economic Journal

• 1. The method of economic analysis; 2. Households' and firms' economic behaviour; 3. Stability conditions for temporary equilibrium: the linear case; 4. Stability conditions for temporary equilibrium: the non-linear case; 5. Comparative dynamics; Appendices; Mathematical notes.