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1 vol. in-8 reliure demi-basane bordeaux, F. Rouge, Lausanne, Pichon, Paris, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig, 1896 (tome I), VIII-416 pp. et 2 ff. manuscrits, F. Rouge, Lausanne, 1897, (Tome II), 2 ff. (titre et errata), 426 pp. Le tome I est incomplet des 7 derniers feuillets, le texte ayant été complété par deux feuillets manuscrits copiés par le professeur Georges-Henri Bousquet, disciple et ami de Pareto (mais les tables des matières manquantes n'ont pas été copiées). Etat très satisfaisant par ailleurs (reliure lég. frottée, annotations de G. H. Bousquet, très nombreuses en garde, plus rares dans le texte). Prix en l'état pour cet exemplaire incomplet mais de belle provenance. Importante édition originale du Cours d'Economie Politique, provenant de la bibliothèque du professeur Bousquet, qui rééditera le cours avec G. Busino en 1964. Successeur de Léon Walras dans la chaire de Lausanne, le sociologue et économiste Vilfredo Pareto (1848-1923) reste l'un des plus fameux intellectuels de son temps. Dans son cours, il expose la distinction de l'utilité et de l'ophélimité, développe une théorie de la production reprise de Léon Walras mais approfondie, et une théorie économique du monopole. L'exposé d'économie appliquée qui occupe la plus grande partie de l'ouvrage embrasse la plupart des aspects de l'économie : population et main d'oeuvre, monnaie, épargne, banque, production, commerce... Son originalité tient essentiellement à sa théorie de la rente, son analyse des crises et des revenus. Le professeur Georges-Henri Bousquet (1900-1978), docteur en droit en 1923 avec une thèse sur "L'évolution sociale en Hollande 1914-1922", est un économiste de l'école de Pareto et Schumpeter, mais également islamisant de l'école de Goldziher et Snouck-Hugronje, professeur aux facultés d'Alger puis de Bordeaux. Peu après sa thèse, il participa à la mission de la SDN pour la restauration financière de l'Autriche. Proche de son maître en sociologie Vilfredo Pareto, il servit fortement sa pensée, l'édita et le vulgarisa ; il entretint une correspondance avec Pareto et le visita notamment une huitaine de jours dans sa villa de Céligny vers Pâques 1923. Grâce à la fondation Rockfeller, il fit un séjour de recherche à Harvard dans les années 1933-1934. Il avait connu personnellement Joseph Schumpeter, Irving Fisher et Pareto, ainsi que le disciple de Léon Walras Albert Aupetit. Le nom du Professeur Bousquet est l'un des rares économistes français contemporains à être plusieurs fois cité dans la monumentale Histoire de l’Analyse Economique de Schumpeter. Français
Quarantotto volumi di cm. 21, pp. 15.000 ca complessive. Con molte tabelle ripiegate fuori testo ed una tavola incisa in rame al volume tredicesimo. Legatura coeva in mezza pelle verde, dorsi lisci con filetti e titoli in oro. Qualche minimo segni d’uso, ma complessivamente esemplare ben conservato, genuino e stampato su carta vergata. Raccolta della più importante impresa editoriale italiana in materia. L’opera propone un panorama esauriente di tutti gli scritti di economia politica composti in Italia dall’antichità fino all’epoca della pubblicazione. I primi 7 volumi costituiscono la “Parte antica”, i restanti 41 sono la “Parte moderna”. Esemplare privo dei due volumi finali di “Indice” e “Supplemento” apparsi vari anni più tardi e per l'Imperiale Regia Stamperia. Inoltre il primo volume della parte moderna in legatura coeva, ma diversa dagli altri (mezza pelle marron con titoli su doppio tassello al dorso). Alcuni studi appaiono in prima edizione assoluta. Cfr. Einaudi 5143.
1934ZB3938091934-1984. volumes 1-51. 1934-1984. partly bound library markings textually clean & tight price is for the set. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. unknown
Prima edizione. Esemplare a pieni margini con qualche gora che non tocca il testo. Raccolta di regolamenti e leggi nel Regno di Napoli cioè raccolta dei bandi relativi al commercio di ogni genere alimentare, divisi per ordine alfabetico con a lato il riferimento dell’anno di promulgazione del Bando. Si conosce una sola copia nelle biblioteche pubbliche, con lo stesso numero di pagine (le altre presentano un umero inferiore di carte). Un grande capolettera con veduta di Napoli (diverso dalla copia consultata nella Biblioteca Nazionale Vittorio Emanuele III) alla prima pagina.
Edizione originale. Bellissimo esemplare a pieni margini con barbe (213 x 133 mm), nella sua brossura muta d’attesa (fisiologici segni del tempo: dorsi leggermente ingialliti, angoli arricciati, qualche mancanza marginale alla brossura muta e un restauro integrativo al piede della quarta di copertina del terzo volume); interno freschissimo e pulito. L’esemplare sopravanza di oltre due centimetri in altezza (e oltre uno in larghezza) quello della raccolta Parenti. Preziosa firma d’appartenenza ottocentesca al primo risguardo di ciascun volume: «C. Guicciardi». Il Conte Diego Guicciardi (1756-1837), valtellinese, ministro di polizia e segretario di stato durante la Repubblica Cisalpina. All’uscita dell’opera presiedeva la Consulta di Stato. Dopo la restaurazione il Guicciardi, in origine più estremista del Melzi, mediò con il governo austriaco, e con la nascita della Cariplo (1823, allora «Cassa di Risparmio di Milano») fu il primo presidente della banca. «Di estrema rarità» (Parenti). Il Cuoco partecipò attivamente alle vicende della Repubblica Napoletana, incarcerato per alcuni mesi, esiliato con la confisca dei beni. Il «saggio storico» uscì anonimo in questa prima stampa, finanziata da un privato benefattore; ma ebbe immediato successo, affrontando con taglio innovativo il tema della «rivoluzione» nella storia dei popoli e nella sua struttura. Vincenzo Cuoco (1770-1823) si era formato sui testi di Machiavelli, poi studiando a fondo l’intera opera del Vico, con l’ambizioso progetto di giungere ad una vera e propria edizione critica; ma il lavoro preparatorio, assai corposo, andò perso durante l’incarcerazione. L’originalità del Cuoco consiste proprio in una sorta di trapianto dello spiritualismo storico vichiano nell’esperienza delle repubbliche italiane sorte dopo la rivoluzione francese; e in questo si guadagnò l’ammirazione del giovane Manzoni negli anni milanesi (cfr. G. Gentile, Vincenzo Cuoco, Roma, 1924). L’autore fu collaboratore del Murat dopo il rientro a Napoli, ricoprendo anche importanti cariche istituzionali; il ritorno dei Borboni coincise con la malattia mentale dei suoi ultimi anni. Questo saggio è il trattato di filosofia della storia più profondo e importante pubblicato in Italia nel XIX secolo, tra i più significativi del pensiero europeo; certamente non è riducibile a una qualche ala di correnti giacobine o moderate, tanto che, ad esempio, il concetto di «rivoluzione passiva» compare più volte nelle riflessioni di Gramsci. Il suo esame è spietato, vichiano e machiavellico insieme. «Ecco tutto il segreto delle rivoluzioni: conoscere tutto ciò che il popolo vuole, e farlo; egli allora vi seguirà. Distinguere ciò che vuole il popolo da ciò che vorreste voi, ed arrestarvi tosto che il popolo più non vuole; egli allora vi abbandonerebbe» (capitolo XVII). Un classico, senza dubbio. Nicolini, Nota all’edizione del Saggio storico, Laterza, 1913, p. 360, III; Melzi, Opere anonime e pseudonime, III p. 15; Parenti, Rarità, vol. VI, pp. 345-53 3 voll.
Tre volumi di cm. 21, pp. x, 499 (1); vi, 518 + (6) d'appendice; v (1) 465 + (51) d'indici. Solida ed elegante legature strettamente coeva in piena pelle, dorsi con piccoli nervi e itoli e filetti in oro. Esemplare genuino ed in ottimo stato di conservazione. Ex libris nobiliare inciso a ciascun volume (Somerhill Library). Edizione non comune, doprattutto in tale stato. Cfr. Einaudi, 5332 e Goldsmiths, 14612.
1935429j1675Gardenvale Quebec: The Garden City Press. Good with no dust jacket. 1935. Hardcover. "Ever since the English Bank Act of 1844 the creation issuance and the regulation of the circulation of the current medium of exchange have been in large measure delegated in blind faith and absolute confidence to bankers and financiers. The complete collapse of the economic structure under banker management proves that the private control of credit is fundamentally unsound. Necessity now compels all to recognize that the creation and issuance of the medium of exchange the monetization of public credit the circulation of the medium of exchange and the general supervision of the monetary system must be restored to government. We must drive the money changers out of the temples of government and put the spirit of Christ in charge." - Preface. Chapters include: The Spirit of Lincoln; Democracy or Money Power; Money is Economic Power; War and Usury; Signs of Emancipation; Lincoln The Practical Economist; Lincoln's Way Out; Lincoln and Roosevelt; The Prince of Crusaders. "Gerald Grattan McGeer 18881947 was a lawyer populist politician and monetary reform advocate in the Canadian province of British Columbia. He served as the 22nd Mayor of Vancouver a Member of the Legislative Assembly in BC Member of Parliament for the Liberal Party of Canada and in the Canadian Senate. In the early part of the Great Depression McGeer became a zealous student of economics and soon became obsessed with monetary reform as the answer to the economic crisis. He eventually came up with his own theories which he cobbled together from the work of John Maynard Keynes Abraham Lincoln and the Bible. On one occasion he hypothesized that international 'money power' was financing Communists activities in Vancouver. Another time he testified before the government that Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by international bankers opposed to the introduction of 'Greenbacks'. McGeer's lifelong mission was to attain a position where he could implement his reform ideas but his flamboyant aggressive and eccentric style and theories alienated the powerbrokers in his own party." - Wikipedia. 2 XIX 1 359 pp. Charts and tables. No index bibliography or footnotes. Tight and unmarked with average wear to original tan cloth. No dust jacket. A sound and rare example of what has proven to be an enduring and highly-regarded work. . The Garden City Press hardcover
173546751London, J. Brotherton, 1735. 12mo. Bound in one beautiful contemporary full mottled calf binding with four raised bands and red title-label with gilt lettering to spine. Single gilt line-border to boards, inside which a lovely blindstamped ornamental border to one side. All edges of boards with blindstamped ornamentations. P. 1 has a contemporary neat inscription reading: ""Exam.d Morris"" - in the author's own hand? Macclesfield copy, with the armorial bookplate of Earls of Macclesfield to pasted down front end-paper and Shirburn Castle (seat of the Earls of Macclesfield) armorial blindstamp to first four leaves Ex-libris. A lovely, clean, and crisp copy. IV, 48 + (2), 92 pp.
Helsinki, Työväen Kirjapaino, 1918. 8vo. In publisher's original red cloth, with gilt lettering. Wear to extremities. Gilting on spine almost gone. Hindges very weak, book block almost detached from binding. Internally fine and clean. (4), XX, 712, (1), 79, (3) pp.
London, J. Brotherton, 1735. 12mo. Bound in one beautiful contemporary full mottled calf binding with four raised bands and red title-label with gilt lettering to spine. Single gilt line-border to boards, inside which a lovely blindstamped ornamental border to one side. All edges of boards with blindstamped ornamentations. P. 1 has a contemporary neat inscription reading: ""Exam.d Morris"" - in the author's own hand? Macclesfield copy, with the armorial bookplate of Earls of Macclesfield to pasted down front end-paper and Shirburn Castle (seat of the Earls of Macclesfield) armorial blindstamp to first four leaves Ex-libris. A lovely, clean, and crisp copy. IV, 48 + (2), 92 pp.
Bratislava, Vydalo Slovenské vydavatel'stvo politickej literatúry, 1955 - 1958. 8vo. 4 volumes, all in publisher's original full cloth. Gilt lettering to spines and front boards and Marx in profile blind-stamped to front boards. A very fine and clean set. 918, (2) pp + fontiespiece of Marx 590, (2) pp 515, (4) pp 541, (4) pp.
In-8 gr. (mm. 249x180), p. pergam. mod., tit. oro al dorso, 8 cc.nn., 220 pp.num., con 2 tavv. inc. in rame f.t. che raffigurano monete, e 2 tabelle ripieg. "Prima edizione" di questo importante studio che offre una più completa visione d'insieme dei problemi della moneta e del commercio dall'antichità ai giorni nostri. Cfr. Cat. Bibl. Einaudi,I,898 - Kress,5100 - Cossa,119 - Melzi,II,286: "Sono due dissertazioni le quali vennero ristampate a Mantova nel 1754 ed a Milano nel 1785.. Primo saggio del Carli su le monete".<br> Solo lievi aloni al frontesp., altrim. fresco esemplare ben conservato.
1908019606Washington: Government Printing Office 1908. First Edition . Blue Cloth Gilt. Fine. 9 7/8' Tall. 81 Pp. First Printing Of Roosevelt's Speech Regarding The Need For Further Regulation Of The Relations Of Capital And Labor In The Standard Blue Cloth Bindings Used For White House Copies Of Presidential Speeches For Decades. The Document Showing Roosevelt's Unelectability By Any Major Party. The Personal Copy Of Rudolph Forster A Highly Responsible Non-Political Official In The White House For Over Forty Years And Recipient Of Roosevelt's Personal Copies Of His Presidential Publications. "Rudolph Forster Was Executive Clerk And Administrative Officer In Charge Of Executive Papers At The White House Until His Death In 1943. He Had Piled Up Nearly Fifty Years Of Service To Eight Presidents. His Job Was To Remind The President That A Bill For Example Must Be Acted Upon In A Certain Amount Of Time Or That By Law He Must Fill A Vacancy Within A Definite Period. He Was Also Responsible For The 'Orderly Handling Of Documents' And Supervision Of The Large Clerical Staff. He Was The Most Important Permanent Official At The White House. " -Off The Record With F.D.R. Rutgers University Press 1958. "Rudolph Is A Man Without Faults." - Franklin D. Roosevelt As Cited In That Book P. 140. With The Bookplate Of Forster's Son Warren Rudolph Forster No Other Marks No Signatures Or Writing. <br/> <br/> Government Printing Office hardcover
18194856BBLondon, John Murray, 1819. 8°. VIII, 550, (2) pp. (advertisement) Contemporary half calf with gilt back spane label + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden + (front cover loosen, rubbed and bumped).
2 volumi, cm. 19,2, piena pelle bazzana con titolo e ricchi fregi in oro al dorso, pag. (4) XLVI, 527; (4) 572. PRIMA edizione di uno dei testi fondamentali delle teorie liberiste,fondata su un orientamento ottimistico in contrapposizione alla scuola inglese. Difetti al margine superiore esterno delle prime pagine del primo volume, lievi restauri alle legature, nel complesso esemplare più che buono. Einaudi, 5118; Goldsmith, 18616; Kress B 4729.
94670Paris, Bureaux de la Réforme sociale, 1881-1899 38 vol. gr. in-8, demi-basane brune ou noire, dos lisse, filets dorés (reliure de l'époque). Certains dos un peu frottés, étiquette de bibliothèque au dos de certains volumes.
243769A Amsterdam et se trouve à Paris, chez Lacombe, 1769 2 parties en 2 vol. in-12, VIII-XVI pp., 304 pp. et (2)-387 pp., veau fauve, dos à nerfs orné, tranches cailloutées (reliure de l'époque). Petite déchirure à la page de titre sans perte de papier.
In-4°; cc (4), 55, 1 cb, cc (4), 39, al primo front. nota di possesso manoscritta; legatura coeva in piena pergamena, tagli in azzurro. Ampi margini. Traduzione in lingua italiana delle istituzioni dell’impero contenute nella Bolla d’oro del 1356. Nei capitoli si tratta di: gli elettori, l’elezione del re, la Dieta di Treviri Mugunzia e Colonia, l’autorità del conte palatino e del duca di Sassonia, la successione dei principi; ma anche delle miniere d’oro e d’argento, della moneta; delle congiure. Segue il capitolo “Come e quando furono ordinati gli elettori dell’Imperio”, in cui si parla di Carlo Magno e dei Carolingi, e dei re fino a Carlo V . Con una dedica degli Accademici veneziani a Carlo d’Austria
xii, 341, vii, 313 pp. Index. Tables. First English Edition. "I intend to treat the economic relations of a whole social body as far as possible irrespective of its extension, its organisation, its laws of property, etc. The ultimate aim of economic science must be to discover those necessities which are of a purely economic nature and which cannot be arbitrarily mastered by the will of men. An intimate knowledge of these necessities is the first condition for Social Reformers being ever able to produce something more than cheap speculations on the economic organization of the future or costly disturbances of the very delicate machinery of present economic life." - Preface. Modicum of library markings. Bindings intact. Average wear. A sound set. Fundaburk 1232, Masui p.242, Batson p.176, Sandelin p.122. Book
12995Paris, L. Hachette, 1863. (4), iv, 527, (1) pp. Large 8vo. Contemporary cloth-backed marbled boards, with label with gilt lettering, small loss of paper on rear cover. Einaudi 1364; Mattioli 794; New Palgrave, i, p. 708; Schumpeter p. 958. First edition, a reformulation in non-mathematical terms of his ideas exposed earlier in his seminal but at the time almost completely ignored Recherches sur les Principes Mathématiques de la Théorie des Richesses. Cournot was the first 'to visualize the general interdependence of all economic quantities and the necessity of representing this cosmos by a system of equations' (Schumpeter, p. 467). Cournot's first attempt to apply mathematics to the treatment of economic questions, his Recherches sur les Principes Mathématiques de la Théorie des Richesses, published in 1838, did not meet with much understanding due to the fact that the work contained many technicalities to which economists had been previously unaccustomed. The book therefore went almost unnoticed until its significance was recognized by Jevons, Walras and Marshall. In the Recherches Cournot treated only questions where mathematical analysis was applicable and therefore the product was not a complete treatise on political economy but a selection of contributions to various specific topics. In the present work the results are united thus stating his theory without the mathematics and developped into a systematic doctrine. - Neatly cancelled library stamp on half-title, tear in one blank corner of a leaf neatly repaired. Printed on good quality paper.
Par Monsieur de Surgy, ancien premier Commis des Finances, Censeur Royal & de l'Académie de Dijon, 3 vol. in-4 reliure de l'époque plein veau marbré, dos à 5 nerfs orné, Hôtel de Thou [ Panckoucke ], A Paris, 1789, 2 ff., 12-lx-685 pp. et 1 f. ; 2 ff., 787 pp. ; 2 ff., 797-xvii pp. Dans son long discours préliminaire, Rousselot de Surgy fait l'éloge de Colbert et de Sully, réclame une répartition équitables des impôts : "les grandes exactions diminuent les revenus publics, quoiqu'elles semblent d'abord les augmenter ; elles en tarissent les sources, détruisent l'agriculture et le commerce...". Pour cela, il propose d'établir un cadastre général permettant de rendre la taille réelle et de taxer les terres suivant leurs qualités et leurs produits. Bel exemplaire en très belle reliure d'époque de la très rare réédition, sous un nouveau titre, de la partie "Finances" de l'Encyclopédie méthodique, publiée par Panckoucke en 1784 (petits mq. en coiffes, très bonne restauration à un plat, mq. à un feuillet de garde volante, très petite mouill. sur une tranche en tête, très petit mq. de cuir sur un plat, qq. très petits frott. en reliure, superbe exemplaire par ailleurs). Dans notre version, les fautes qui étaient signalées en errata dans l'édition de 1784 pour les second et troisième volumes ont été corrigées directement dans le texte. Quérard, VIII, 242 ; INED, 3970 Français
178958425Par Monsieur de Surgy, ancien premier Commis des Finances, Censeur Royal & de l'Académie de Dijon, 3 vol. in-4 reliure de l'époque plein veau marbré, dos à 5 nerfs orné, Hôtel de Thou [ Panckoucke ], A Paris, 1789, 2 ff., 12-lx-685 pp. et 1 f. ; 2 ff., 787 pp. ; 2 ff., 797-xvii pp.
17257125Paris, 1725. 2 titres reliés en 1 volume in-folio (382 x 248 mm), 1- DUVAL, Pratique universelle..., 1 f. de titre gravé + Traité sur l'écriture, ou Nouvelles instructions sur la manière de bien écrire les différens caractères qui sont en usage en France. 27-(1 bl.) pp. + Descriptions des différentes règles, sous lesquelles les caractères de l'écriture ronde, doivent être mesurez ; savoir, les capitales, les majeures & les mineures. 1f. de titre- 2 pp.- 12 pl. (de modèles d'écriture) + Remarques sur l'utilité de l'écriture ronde propre à l'expédition. 1 f.- 8 pl. + Démonstrations sur les lettres capitales romaines droites suivant l'usage le plus communément pratiqué. 5- (1bl) pp.- 4 pl.- 1 f.- 15 pl. + Batarde coulée de diférens caractères... 1 f. de titre- 7 pl. + Alphabet capital romain, panché ou italique mesuré, géométriquement... 1 f. de titre- 2 pl. (manque le f. de table) + Instructions pour l'intelligence de tout ce qui concerne ce qu'on appelle communément finance. 17-(1 bl) pp. (manque le f. de table) + Conseils sur la manière de dresser un compte, de l'écrire, et de de le figurer. 9-(1 bl) pp.- (4) pp. gravées + Fermes royales, unies, traites foraines, gabelles, aydes et entrées, grand droit, tabacs, postes, et modèles y joints. 29-(1 bl) pp. (manque le f. de table) + Avis sur la forme et construction des états suivants. 3-(1 bl) pp.- 2 pl. dépliantes + Avis sur les bordereaux. 1 f.- 4 pl. (dont 3 dépliantes, 1 déchirée) + Parties casuelles, droit de monneage, dons-gratuits, deniers extraordinaires, capitation, dixième, deniers communs, vivres et munitions. 12 pp. (manque le f. de table) + Trésor royal, chambre des comptes. 11-(1 bl) pp. (manque le f. de table) + Recueil de formules de lettres, d'inferieur à supérieur, sur diverses affaires. 19-(1 bl) pp. + (Copie de différentes lettres.) pp. 5 à 15 (l'exemplaire numérisé sur Gallica présente la même anomalie). + Dictionnaire étymologique et historique des finances, aydes, gabelles...111-(1 bl) pp. 2- GLACHANT, Nouveau traité d'écriture..., Paris, Jean-Bapiste-Claude Bauche, 1742. 3 ff.- 30 pp.- 18 pl. (dont un titre gravé, 11 pl. simples et 6 pl. doubles).Reliure de l'époque en veau granité, dos lisse orné, tranches rouges, le dos et les coins ont été restauré, le dos d'origine présente des manques principalement aux coiffes, le premier titre gravé a été anciennement doublé en marge, quelques cahiers de texte du premier titre sont brunis, mouillures en marge sup. des dernières planches du Glachant. L'ouvrage de Duval est incomplet des feuillets : de faux-titre, de titre, de la dédicace gravée, d'avertissement (2 ff.), du portrait, des tables de 5 parties (5 ff.) et du privilège (2 ff.) ; en outre l'exemplaire numérisé sur Gallica possède 1 pl. (vue 119) et 3 parties supplémentaires : 1- "Modèles d'actes qui se font le plus communément dans le commerce de la vie civile", 56 pp., 2- "Modèles d'arrêts du Conseil", 14 pp., et 3- "Observations sur les lettres concernant plusieurs natures d'affaires", 4 pp.
pp.[vi] vii-xxi, [3], 3-427. Index. 1930 Reprint of the 1906 first edition. "An attempt to put on a rational foundation the concepts and fundamental theorems of capital and income. It therefore forms a sort of philosophy of economic accounting, and, it is hoped, may supply a link long missing between the ideas and usages underlying practical business transactions and the theories of abstract economics." - Preface. Prior owner's name upon front free endpaper otherwise clean and unmarked. Moderate wear to publisher's green cloth. Gilt lettering upon backstrip rubbed but legible. Tight and square. 21.5 x 15.5cm. Hutchinson 683, Fisher E-78, Fundaburk 3215, Pressman p.138, Batson p.19. Book
First printing. 617 pages. Extensive footnotes. Index. Tables and charts. "The first comprehensive account of prevailing rates of interest from earliest recorded history to the present... Reports interest rates in thirty-nine countries and covers a span of forty centuries... Discovers repetitive patterns and trends which seem to bear a direct relationship to the rise and fall of nations and civilizations... Today's financial community possesses here the first inclusive survey of the price of its principal resource, money, and the historical background for projecting future interest rates." - from dust jacket. Small date stamp atop front free endpaper, otherwise clean and unmarked with light wear. Binding sound. Dust jacket now preserved in glossy new archival-grade Brodart. A quality copy of this momentous reference. Fundaburk 3263. Book
