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Adam Smiths Theory Of Value And Distribution Economics As A Moral Science Once Again 1st Edition Young

Name: Adam Smiths Theory Of Value And Distribution Economics As A Moral Science Once Again 1st Edition Young
SKU: BELL-56279268
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Adam Smiths Theory Of Value And Distribution Economics As A Moral Science Once Again 1st Edition Young instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.07 MB

Pages: 214

Author: Young, Jeffrey T.

ISBN: 9781032373010, 9781003831341, 9781003336327, 1032373016, 1003831346, 1003336329

Language: English

Year: 2024

Edition: 1

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Adam Smiths Theory Of Value And Distribution Economics As A Moral Science Once Again 1st Edition Young by Young, Jeffrey T. 9781032373010, 9781003831341, 9781003336327, 1032373016, 1003831346, 1003336329 instant download after payment.

This book provides a close reading of Adam Smith's theory of value, and also incorporates material from other parts of Smith's oeuvre. The book operates on the assumption that Smith is proposing relatively simple ideas about price and takes a conventional view that simple Supply and Demand models can illuminate his theory of price.