Chapter 52 of 227 · The Theory of Interest by Irving Fisher
B. Principle of Maximum Desirability
Through the alterations in the income streams produced by loans or sales, the marginal degrees of impatience for all individuals in the market are brought into equality with each other and with the market rate of interest.
This condition B is equivalent to another, namely, that each individual exchanges present against future income, or vice versa, at the market rate of interest up to the point of the maximum total desirability of the forms of income available to him.
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