Five great economist : Alfred Marshall edited by B.N. Ghose and Rama Ghosh

This Volume Four critically studies the great thoughts and theories of Alfred Marshall. The famous economists and scholars, whose contributions are included in this book, study in detail :

Marshall and his Book; Unity in the Thought of Alfred Marshall; Wants and Activities in Marshall; The Marshallian Demand Curve; Alfred Marshall's Theory of Value; The Erosion of Marshall's Theory of Value; Theory of Competitive Exchange; The Representative Firm; The Competitive Firm; Consumer Surplus and Cardinal Utility; Marshall's Time Analysis; A Curious Case of Neglect: Marshall's Industry and Trade; The Laws of Returns under Compe titive Conditions; Marshall and the Trade Cycle; Davenport on the Economics of Alfred Marshall; Alfred Marshall: Victorian Relevance for Modern Economics; Marshall in Relation to the Thought of his Time; Marshall's Economics in Relation to the Man and his Time; The Place of Marshall's Principles in the Development of Economic Theory.

This important work would immensely help the students, teachers and research scholars of the subject of economic thought. It would whet the appetite for an extensive reading of many related areas of interest of which this work provides a crisp taste.