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The Theory of Interest: As Determined by Impatience to Spend Income and Opportunity to Invest It

Few American economists have exerted an international influence equal to that of Yale professor Irving Fisher (1867-1947) who excelled as a statistician, econometrician, mathematician, and pure theorist. Of his 18 published volumes on economics, those in monetary economics constitute his most enduring contribution; indeed much of Fisher’s work on capital, interest, income, money, prices and …

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The Stock Market Crash – And After

Hardcover; Very Good; No Dust Jacket; VG, 1st edn, small amount of red from cover has been spotted by water with stain to entire top edge and lower edge of tp, important assessment of what went wrong in 1929.

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