Economics

London: Gray-Mills Publishing. Very Good-. c. 1974. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0856410128 . A small amount of the color is worn from the tips of the fore corners and the top/bottom of the spine, but nowhere is the cloth worn through to the boards. Two short white (paint? ) lines on back cover. Otherwise binding is clean and sound. Name on ffep. The top margins of two pages have slight rust and bent marks from paperclips. Very minor margin marks on pages 3, 78, 108, & 119. Very minor margin stains on pages 116, 117. Otherwise contents are clean. ; Brown cloth, bright gold lettering. BUSINESS. Bibliography. List of algebraic symbols. A few tables and figures in text. "The principal thesis of this book is that Marx's value theory is different from Ricardo's as well as from the Neoclassical theory. The role of value theory in Marx's work is to bring out the influence of the class struggle in capitalism on the economic relationships of exchange. Thus it is a necessary feature of the Marxian model that we have value equations and price equations as two separate systems. What is visible at the surface is the system of exchange relationships, and price equations describe this system. Underlying the exchange relationships are relations of production where the class division becomes manifest. Value equations describe these relations. A transformation from values to prices and vice versa is essential for understanding the reality of class division beneath the phenomenon of equality and free exchange under law. " 27 pages of quotes from CAPITAL. ; 9-1/2" Tall; 157 pages . more information

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Great Barrington, MA: American Institute For Economic Research. Very Good-. 2004. Trade Paperback. 0913610348 . Very minor wear, minor soil, on the sound binding. Contents are almost like new. ; White cover is lighter than posterboard. ECONOMICS / BUSINESS. Contents: Aier's Founders and Environs; Will the Gold in Fort Knox be Enough? ; The 1981-82 Gold Commission; Commentary by Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr. ; Central Banks and Restoration of the Gold Standard; How to Introduce a Silver Coin into Circulation in Mexico: The Hydrid Coin; Three Papers on Gold, Interest Rates, and the Dollar; The Restoration of a Ricardian Price Rule: An Investigation into a Gold-Based Monetary Reform; Is There an Alternative to Gold? ; International Private Money; The Triumph of Private Discretion Over Official Rules; Private Paths to Resumption. ; 9"Tall; 180 pages . more information

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Garden City Garden City Pub. C 1936. Very Good-. Hardcover. The color is worn from the tips of the fore corners, the top and bottom of the spine, and portions of the bottom edges, but nowhere is the cloth worn through to the boards. Spine darkened. Lettering, 'tho no longer bright, is readily legible. Otherwise the binding has minor wear, very minor soil, and is sound. Some of the pages just before and just after the photos are lightly foxed and some of the photo's margins are lightly foxed, else contents are clean and unmarked. . No Dust Jacket. ; 760pp. Index. 31 B&W photos. 11 charts. 8vo . Durable green cloth w/dulled but clear gold spine lettering and gold spine design. Top edge colored. Business. Economics . This book is intended to be a picture of all mankind, a picture of living mankind - active, working, spending, making and destroying. Gives all man's activities in one crowded picture. In other words, this is a sincere and strenuous attempt to make economic and social science come alive and be personal. THE classic work on economics by H. G. Wells. . more information

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