Nikolai Kondratiev and the Early Consensus and Dissensions about History and Statistics
回顾了俄国经济学家康德拉季耶夫的生平与贡献，重点介绍他提出的资本主义发展长波假说（康德拉季耶夫周期），并指出该研究因均衡经济学主导而被边缘化至经济史领域。
Nikolai Kondratiev (1892-1938) was one of the most. if not the most influential of the talented young Russian economists working in the first third of this century, and certainly the best known internationally at that time. His decisive contribution was the presentation of the hypothesis of the long waves in capitalist development—named by Joseph Schumpeter and known thereafter as "Kondratiev waves." - that for some time was an important topic in the research agenda of economics. Nevertheless, the contemporary dominance of equilibrium economics exiled this research to the fringes of economic history, which is still considered to be a secondary, and not entirely scientific, distant relative of the discipline.