A History of Economic ThoughtRonald Press Company, 1953 - 696 páginas |
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... supply . Goods are classified into three groups ; first , according as their supply is " absolutely limited in quantity such as ancient sculptures and pictures . " The value of these goods is determined solely by supply and demand ...
... supply . Goods are classified into three groups ; first , according as their supply is " absolutely limited in quantity such as ancient sculptures and pictures . " The value of these goods is determined solely by supply and demand ...
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... Supply . " He makes " De- mand and Supply strictly analogous conceptions " ( p . 25 ) . In other words , he objects to the use of Demand and Supply as independent economic forces . Producers are also consumers , and " any diminution in ...
... Supply . " He makes " De- mand and Supply strictly analogous conceptions " ( p . 25 ) . In other words , he objects to the use of Demand and Supply as independent economic forces . Producers are also consumers , and " any diminution in ...
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... Supply and Value . " The first item in the analysis is a description of a market in the then modern sense , not as a local place as in earlier days , but as a highly organized arrangement where both supply and demand are active and a ...
... Supply and Value . " The first item in the analysis is a description of a market in the then modern sense , not as a local place as in earlier days , but as a highly organized arrangement where both supply and demand are active and a ...
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CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
Economic Practices of Biblical Times | 13 |
Economic Thought and Practices of the Greeks | 26 |
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