Principles of Economics. Illustrated
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Alfred Marshall Principles of Economics. Illustrated

Principles of Economics is magnum opus of Alfred Marshall. It was the standard text for generations of economics students.Marshal’s plan for the work gradually extended to a two-volume compilation on the whole of economic thought.Marshall's influence on modifying economic thought is difficult to deny. He popularized the use of supply and demand functions as tools of price determination; modern economists owe the linkage between price shifts and curve shifts to Marshall.
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Александр Ч.
Александр Ч.цитирует3 дня назад
n every stage of civilization, in which the power of money has been prominent, poets in verse and prose have delighted to depict a past truly "Golden Age," before the pressure of mere material gold had been felt. Their idyllic pictures have been beautiful, and have stimulated noble imaginations and resolves; but they have had very little historical truth. Small communities with simple wants for which the bounty of nature has made abundant provision, have indeed sometimes been nearly free from care about their material needs, and have not been tempted to sordid ambitions. But whenever we can penetrate to the inner life of a crowded population under primitive conditions in our own time, we find more want, more narrowness, and more hardness than was manifest at a distance: and we never find a more widely diffused comfort alloyed by less suffering than exists in the western world to-day. We ought therefore not to brand the forces, which have made modern civilization, by a name which suggests evil
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Александр Ч.
Александр Ч.цитирует1 месяц назад
each generation looks at its own problems in its own way
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