A Review Of Economic TheoryEdwin Cannan Psychology Press, 1964 - 448 páginas |
Contenido
Cantillons Essay on the Nature of Commerce in General | 19 |
Physiocracy in France | 27 |
Smiths Wealth of Nations | 35 |
Economics and Economists | 43 |
The Nature of Produce | 49 |
The Requisites of Production | 56 |
CHAPTER IX | 58 |
CHAPTER IV | 62 |
Meaning of The Rate of Interest | 271 |
The Rate of Interest on Shortterm Loans | 275 |
The Rate of Interest when Money is Appreciating or Depreciating | 277 |
Why is there a Rate of Interest? | 280 |
CHAPTER X | 284 |
The Idea of Distribution | 291 |
Confusion initiated by Adam Smith about the Basis of Classification | 303 |
Attempts to Redefine Profit | 308 |
The Law of Diminishing Returns | 79 |
The Future | 89 |
THE INFLUENCE OF COOPERATION ON PRODUCE PAGE | 93 |
The Stimulus to Industry | 103 |
The Selection of Individuals for Occupations | 116 |
CHAPTER VI | 122 |
The Accumulation of Material Equipment | 131 |
The Economists Conception of Capital | 145 |
CHAPTER VII | 154 |
Adam Smiths Cost of Production Theory | 164 |
Ricardos attempt to revive the Pure Labour Theory | 172 |
Ricardo on the Value of Currency | 181 |
The LabourandotherSacrifices Theory | 187 |
Utility | 197 |
Elasticity of Demand and Increasing and Diminishing | 206 |
CHAPTER VIII | 218 |
Norent Land | 227 |
Differences of Rent | 239 |
THE THEORY OF THE COMPARATIVE VALUE OF CAPITAL AND INCOME PAGE 1 Early Theory about the Rise and Fall of Interest | 250 |
The Rate of Profit | 255 |
The WestRicardian Theory of the Rise and Fall of Profit | 258 |
The Quantity and Utility Theory | 260 |
Application of the Theory | 265 |
Spendthrift Demand for Capital | 269 |
Attempts to Redefine Rent | 312 |
Quasirent of Ordinary Transferable Property | 318 |
Quasirent of Acquired Personal Qualities | 327 |
Conclusion | 330 |
CHAPTER XI | 333 |
Adam Smiths Supply and Demand Theory | 338 |
Malthus on the Supply of Labour | 345 |
Regulation of the Supply by the Standard of Life | 348 |
What Fund furnishes the Demand for Labour? | 350 |
The Producelessdeductions Theory of Wages | 356 |
Earnings of Labour other than Wages | 358 |
Ultimate Causes of Variation in the General Level of Earnings | 363 |
Conclusion | 368 |
THEIR INEQUALITIES PAGE | 369 |
Demands for Labour | 376 |
Regulation | 384 |
National Differences | 391 |
CHAPTER XIII | 397 |
3 Inequalities between Different Individuals | 403 |
Inequalities between Different Nations | 410 |
For and towards Greater Economic Security | 422 |
3 For and towards Greater Economic Independence | 432 |
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