Emergence and content of modern economic analysis

By:

Fellner, William

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; McGraw-Hill Book; 1960Description: 459 pSubject(s):

Economics

DDC classification:

330 FEL

Summary: The present volume has resulted from lecture notes for an under graduate course at Yale. This is a two-semester course in which author has been making an effort to give modern economic analysis a reasonably rounded presentation and, at the same time, to link contemporary theory to its historical antecedents. Author would like to put in a word for this method of acquainting students with the main content of contemporary economics.

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The present volume has resulted from lecture notes for an under graduate course at Yale. This is a two-semester course in which author has been making an effort to give modern economic analysis a reasonably rounded presentation and, at the same time, to link contemporary theory to its historical antecedents. Author would like to put in a word for this method of acquainting students with the main content of contemporary economics.

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