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Walker, D. A. (1993a). Virginian Tobacco during the Reigns of the Early Stuarts: A Case Study of Mercantilist Theories, Policies, and Results. In L. Magnusson (Ed.), Mercantilist Economics (pp. 143-171). Springer Netherlands.
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• TITLE: Contributions of Donald Walker to Economics and the Walrasian Theory

  AUTHORS: Arnaud Diemer

  KEYWORDS: Equilibrium, History of Economic Thought, Microeconomics, Walker, Walras

  JOURNAL NAME: Theoretical Economics Letters, Vol.15 No.6, December 5, 2025

  ABSTRACT: Donald Walker made interesting contributions to microeconomics, economic thought, and Walrasian economic theory. Based on Jaffé’s essays, he helped popularize Walrasian theory in the Anglo-Saxon scientific community through 1) the study of Walras’ correspondence and discussions on the Elements (1970-1986), 2) a discussion of the question of equilibria and disequilibria in Walrasian theory (1987-1996), 3) a consideration of new perspectives on general equilibrium theory (1997-2018).