The Common Sense of Political Economy by
Philip H. Wicksteed
1910, Macmillan and Co.
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Preface
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Introduction
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Book I
Systematic and Constructive
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I.1
Introductory: Administration of Resources and Choice Between Alternatives. Price and the Relative Scale
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I.2
Margins. Diminishing Psychic Returns
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I.3
Economical Administration and Its Difficulties
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I.4
Money and Exchange
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I.5
Business and the Economic Nexus
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I.6
Markets
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I.7
Markets (continued). Interest, Tools, Land
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I.8
Markets (continued). Earnings
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I.9
Distribution. Cost of Production
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Book II
Excursive and Critical
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II.1
Margins and Their Diagrammatic Representation
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II.2
On the Diagrammatic Method of Representing Areas of Satisfaction and Marginal Significance
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II.3
On the Nature of Curves of Total Satisfaction
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II.4
Buyer and Seller. Demand and Supply
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II.5
The Theory of "Increasing and Diminishing Returns"
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II.6
The Diagrammatic Exposition of the Law of Rent and Its Implications
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II.7
Banking. Bills. Currency
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Book III
Analytical and Practical
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III.1
Samples of Analysis
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III.2
Some Further Analyses
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III.3
Conclusion
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Footnotes
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About the Book and Author
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