 Palgrave had been keen to establish the publication of economic works from the society's very inception.The RES has supported a number of such publications; for example, the works and correspondence of David Ricardo, Alfred Marshall's "Principles of Economics", "Centenary Essays" and "Correspondence", the "Essay on the Principle of Population", "Principles of Political Economy", and "Travel Diaries" of T. R. Malthus, Francis Ysidro Edgeworth's "Mathematical Psychics" and "Papers on Political Economy" and Hiroshi Mizuta’s work on Adam Smith’s library.The society also published "The Economic Advisory Council