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The nature of capital and income Vademecum zu einem Klassiker der

1991

by Schefold et al

[Title Page and Series Preface]: Title page and editorial preface for the 'Classics of Economics' series, explaining the purpose of the facsimile edition and the importance of critical analysis of classic economic works....

Irving FisherJames TobinPaul SamuelsonCapital TheoryEugen von Bohm-BawerkInterest TheoryMathematical EconomicsRoundabout ProductionJoseph SchumpeterEquilibriumTaxationTime PreferenceEconomic HistoryQuantity Theory of MoneyJohn Maynard KeynesJohn HicksThorstein VeblenAdam SmithDavid RicardoKarl Marx

Table of Contents · 15 segments

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Title Page and Series Prefacefront_matter
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Table of Contents and Publication Metadatafront_matter
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Introduction to the New Edition by Bertram Schefoldessay
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Epigrams and Testimonials on Irving Fisherappendix
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Commentary on Fisher's Work and Methodologyappendix
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Excerpts from Fisher's Opusappendix
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Essay: Irving Fisher 1867–1947 by Paul A. Samuelsonessay
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Bibliography for Samuelson's Essaybibliography
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Essay: Irving Fishers »The Nature of Capital and Income« by James Tobinessay
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Bibliography for Tobin's Essaybibliography
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Biographical Data of Irving Fisherappendix
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List of Irving Fisher's Writingsbibliography
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Selected Literature on Irving Fisherbibliography
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Genealogical Timeline of Economic Thoughtappendix
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Biographies of the Interpretersappendix
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