Principles of Economics (Large Print Edition) (Paperback)

from jahn

Santayana, in "Three Philosophical Poets," claims that the obvious might be a great philosophical discovery, and Wittgenstein somewhere says that he can imagine a professor of logic claiming that he now was seeing clearly that three times two is six; it is somewhat along this line I will call thi...

from wirkman

This flawed work of economic theory is the best work I've ever read on the subject. Over 130 years since publication, it remains the best introduction to the science. The author carefully builds the foundations for subjectivist and marginalist theory about value, utility, and exchange, delineates...

from JohnPhelan

One of the great books of economics.

from jahn

Santayana, in "Three Philosophical Poets," claims that the obvious might be a great philosophical discovery, and Wittgenstein somewhere says that he can imagine a professor of logic claiming that he now was seeing clearly that three times two is six; it is somewhat along this line I will call thi...

from wirkman

This flawed work of economic theory is the best work I've ever read on the subject. Over 130 years since publication, it remains the best introduction to the science. The author carefully builds the foundations for subjectivist and marginalist theory about value, utility, and exchange, delineates...