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The Economics of Alfred Marshall

by H. J. Davenport

Augustus M. Kelley, New York, 1965493 pagesUpdated May 9, 2010

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Author
H. J. Davenport
First published
1965
Format
PDF
Pages
493
Publisher
Augustus M. Kelley, New York
License
Unverified

Austrian theory & method

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Herbert Joseph Davenport (1861–1931) was an American economist, educator, and author. He was a prominent member of the American Psychological School of economics alongside Frank A. Fetter and Thorstein Veblen. This archive holds 2 of Davenport's works.

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16 chapters · page numbers are this file's

  1. Forewordp. 7
  2. I. Introductionp. 13
  3. II. Neo-Classical System Outlinedp. 27
  4. III. Demand and Supply Mechanicsp. 48
  5. IV. Utility, Price, and Measurementp. 81
  6. V. Cost of Productionp. 119
  7. VI. Cost of Production (continued)p. 135
  8. VII. Price-Determining and Price-Determined Costs: Capitalp. 152
  9. VIII. The Test of Land Capitalp. 177
  10. IX. Opportunity Costs: Various Land Costsp. 227
  11. X. Quasi-Rents: Equipment and Effortp. 265
  12. XI. Employee and Enterpriser Labor Returnsp. 300
  13. XII. Normals and Representativesp. 340
  14. XIII. Costs in Generalp. 387
  15. XIV. Laws of Returnp. 430
  16. XV. Interestp. 451
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H. J. Davenport 1861–1931

Herbert Joseph Davenport (1861–1931) was an American economist, educator, and author. He was a prominent member of the American Psychological School of economics alongside Frank A. Fetter and Thorstein Veblen. Read more about H. J. Davenport.

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