>She wrote her PhD thesis on "The Marxian Theory of Capitalist >Breakdown" in 1947 at Radcliffe College. She evidently landed >a job sometime afterwards at Bard College. She published an >article entitled "Karl Marx and Say's Law" (_Quarterly Journal >of Economics_, LXXI, November, 1957, 61-29; reprinted in >Joseph J. Spengler ed. _Essays in Economic Thought: Aristotle >to Marshall_, Chicago, Rand McNally & Co, 1960, 454-469). > >What happened to her afterwards? What else, if anything, did she >publish? I have a message from her sister on law, but am waiting for her permission to circulate the biographical details. But here's an interesting bit: her dissertation advisor was one Josef Schumpeter! Aside from the two pieces that you mention, I know of these two Science and Society articles: "Similarities in the Work of JS Mill and K Marx" Summer 1965 "KM's Solutions to Some Problems of Classical Economics" Fall 1967 David Yaffe refers to Shoul's analysis of Say's Law in one of his early pieces. rb
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