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1 Samuelson and Contemporary Economics: An Introduction.- I Foundations of Economic Analysis and Evolution in Consumption, Production, and Dynamic Analysis.- 2 Samuelson and Consumption Theory.- 3 Revealed Preference after Samuelson.- 4 Samuelson and the Theory of Production.- 5 Misunderstandings in the Theory of Production.- 6 The Dynamic Interdependence between Information, Valuation, and Production in a Society.- 7 Deviations between Earnings and Marginal Productivity: Two Studies Compared.- 8 From Samuelson's Stability Analysis to Non-Walrasian Economics.- 9 Samuelsonian Theory and the Process of Change.- II Trade Theory and Welfare Economics.- 10 Samuelson and Trade Theory: From the Methodological Perspective.- 11 Samuelson and Welfare Economics.- 12 On the Evaluation of Social Income in a Dynamic Economy: Variations on a Samuelsonian Theme.- III The Neoclassical Synthesis and Trends in Contemporary Economics.- 13 Economic Eclecticism: The Neoclassical Component.- 14 Samuelson and the Age after Keynes.- 15 The Neoclassical Tradition of Keynesian Economics and the Generalized Model.- 16 Samuelson and Trends in Monetary Policy.- 17 Oligopoly Theory in a Rivalrous Consonance Framework: The Case for Lessened Generality.- 18 Understanding the Marxian Notion of Exploitation: The "Number One Issue".- 19 Political Economy and Institutional versus Conventional Economics.- 20 On Making the Tradeoff between Equality and Efficiency Operational.- IV Vignettes of the Man and the Scholar.- 21 Paul A. Samuelson: The Harvard Days.- 22 Paul A. Samuelson: A Personal Tribute and a Few Reflections.- 23 The Contributions of Paul A. Samuelson to Economic Analysis: A Revealed Preference Approach.- 24 On the Superlative in Samuelson.- List of Contributors.