John Atkinson Hobson

Hobson, John Atkinson

Born July 6, 1858, in Derby; died Apr. 1, 1940, in London. English economist and reformer.

Hobson graduated from Lincoln College, Oxford, in 1878. He gave a course in political economy at Oxford and London universities from 1887 to 1897. He was a proponent of the theories of marginal utility, marginal productivity, and underconsumption. In his main work, Imperialism (1902), Hobson, in the words of V. I. Lenin, “gives a very good and comprehensive description of the principal economic and political features of imperialism” (Poln. sobr. soch., 5th ed., vol. 27, p. 309). Rejecting Hobson’s concepts entirely, Lenin used factual material and individual conclusions from the work in his book Imperialism as the Highest Stage of Capitalism. Hobson, criticizing imperialism, calls in Utopian fashion for a return to the conditions of premonopolistic capitalism, the particular evils of which he thinks can be eliminated by means of parliamentary reforms. In the third edition of Imperialism (1938), Hobson expressed solidarity with the democratic forces battling against fascism.

WORKS

Problems of Poverty, London, 1891. In Russian translation, Problemy bednosti i bezrabotitsy. St. Petersburg, 1900.
The Evolution of Modern Capitalism. London, 1894. In Russian translation, Razvitie sovremennogo kapitalizma. Moscow-Leningrad, 1926.
The Economics of Distribution. New York, 1900. In Russian translation, Ekonomika raspredeleniia. Moscow, 1903.
Imperialism. London, 1902. In Russian translation, Imperializm. Kharkov, 1918.

REFERENCES

Lenin, V. I. “Retsenziia na knigu D. Gobsona ‘Evoliutsiia sovremennogo kapitalizma,’ St. Petersburg, 1898.” Poln. sobr. soch., 5th ed., vol. 4.
Lenin, V. I. “Imperializm, kak vysshaia stadiia kapitalizma.” Ibid., vol. 27.

单词	john atkinson hobson
释义	John Atkinson Hobson Hobson, John Atkinson Born July 6, 1858, in Derby; died Apr. 1, 1940, in London. English economist and reformer. Hobson graduated from Lincoln College, Oxford, in 1878. He gave a course in political economy at Oxford and London universities from 1887 to 1897. He was a proponent of the theories of marginal utility, marginal productivity, and underconsumption. In his main work, Imperialism (1902), Hobson, in the words of V. I. Lenin, “gives a very good and comprehensive description of the principal economic and political features of imperialism” (Poln. sobr. soch., 5th ed., vol. 27, p. 309). Rejecting Hobson’s concepts entirely, Lenin used factual material and individual conclusions from the work in his book Imperialism as the Highest Stage of Capitalism. Hobson, criticizing imperialism, calls in Utopian fashion for a return to the conditions of premonopolistic capitalism, the particular evils of which he thinks can be eliminated by means of parliamentary reforms. In the third edition of Imperialism (1938), Hobson expressed solidarity with the democratic forces battling against fascism. WORKS Problems of Poverty, London, 1891. In Russian translation, Problemy bednosti i bezrabotitsy. St. Petersburg, 1900. The Evolution of Modern Capitalism. London, 1894. In Russian translation, Razvitie sovremennogo kapitalizma. Moscow-Leningrad, 1926. The Economics of Distribution. New York, 1900. In Russian translation, Ekonomika raspredeleniia. Moscow, 1903. Imperialism. London, 1902. In Russian translation, Imperializm. Kharkov, 1918. REFERENCES Lenin, V. I. “Retsenziia na knigu D. Gobsona ‘Evoliutsiia sovremennogo kapitalizma,’ St. Petersburg, 1898.” Poln. sobr. soch., 5th ed., vol. 4. Lenin, V. I. “Imperializm, kak vysshaia stadiia kapitalizma.” Ibid., vol. 27.
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