The Value of Money

Benjamin M. Anderson

• Essays
• Book language: English
• 559 pages

The Value of Money is a 1917 collection of essays by Benjamin M. Anderson on monetary value and its place in economic theory. It examines credit, trade volume, speculation, and the relation between static and dynamic economics. Listeners interested in the history of economic thought may find it rewarding.

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