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... fields, and so
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The field of agriculture offers an interesting example of a department of economics that it is
hardly possible to treat without a considerable command of agricultural technology. ... term Economic Thought.
But it will be convenient to deal with these two concepts in Chapter 4. There we shall
also try to clarify the relation of this History of Economic...
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... continue to hold a position of social and economic
privilege. The wealth and power of this state was the unquestioned object of policy:
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ing analysis was produced ... Commons delivered on the defeat of his great ministry in 18 46.
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1927, English trans. by M. Vernon). These works contain the bulk...
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... are of prime importance for us: A Treatise of Taxes and Contributions ( 166 2);
Verbum Sapienti (written 166 5, publ. 169 1); Political Anatomy of Ireland ( 167 2); Political
Arithmetick (written 167 6, ... proved to be a blind alley.
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See below, Part III, ch. 6.
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by means of discounting its net return by the prevailing rate of in...
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decade of the century, this problem of the Werturteil
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[Note intended here on Diehl, Dietzel, Oppenheimer, and Lexis.]
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became the model of the work of a host of ... of salesmanship: the school professed to study all the
facets of an economic phenomenon; hence all the facets of economic behavior and not
merely the economic l...
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... the reader.
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tion and capitalization and he departed from the latter’s teaching in matters of money and
others, adding various developments of his own. The ... Recueil, published by the faculty of law of the University of Lausanne on the occasion of
the national Swiss exposition of 18 96, under the title: ‘La courbe de la répartit...
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... behavior of credit and prices contain the germs of a theory of windfall profits of this
type, as his treatment of the earnings of management contains the substance of the theory of normal
profit. ... out of them. He also
offered other helpful suggestions. One was his reception of Mangoldt’s idea of rent of
ability, though he did not use it for the special purposes...
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... 1 96 2 06) . But not only
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fered against capital goods
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instead of being offered against bread or beer, and to say
that current saving can get out of ... papers of
Professor C.Bresciani-Turroni,
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all demand and supply equations. From these, then, a comprehensive theory of its role in
the...
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... far as the general theory of the Principles is concerned—
is nothing but a homogeneous expression for a medley of quantities of physical goods.
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money what ... the province of the statistical technician and their theory should
accordingly be part of the theory of statistics, just as is, for example, the theory of
sampling. A gr...
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... for example, the success of Professor
E.H.Chamberlin’s Monopolistic Competition and Hicks’s Value and Capital,
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business-cycle analysis had emerged by 1914: ... aversion of many French authorities to the credit-creation idea. For instance,
one of the leading purposes of Professor Rist’s History of Monetary and Credit Theories is to...
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economic analysis they are negligible.
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cism of its policies but also of any display of lack of sympathy with the party philosophy.
It promoted party members ... Review of Economics and Statistics, February 1949. Professor
Hunter there translated a chapter of a textbook by Professor Khachaturov on the Economic
Principles of Rail...