Mathematical investigations in the theory of value and prices / by Irving Fisher. New Haven, Conn. [u.a.] : Yale Univ. Press [u.a.], 1926
Content
PDF Front cover
PDF Title page
PDF IIIPreface to this Reprint
PDF VIIISyllabus
PDF 11Part I. Utility of each commodity assumed to be dependent only on the quantity of that commodity
PDF 11Chapter I. Utility as a quantity
PDF 24Chapter II. Mechanism
PDF 31Chapter III. One consumer (or producer) - many commodities
PDF 35Chapter IV. M commodities - N consumers (or producers)
PDF 54Chapter V. Production and consumption combined
PDF 64Part II. Utility of one commodity a function of the quantities of all commodities
PDF 64Chapter I. Two commodities
PDF 76Chapter II. Three or more commodities
PDF 85Chapter III. Mechanical analogies
PDF 86Chapter IV. Utility as a quantity
PDF 90Appendix I. Miscellaneous remarks on part I
PDF 101Appendix II. Limitations of the preceding analysis
PDF 106Appendix III. The utility and history of mathematical method in economics
PDF 120Appendix IV. Bibliography of mathematico-economic writing
PDF 125Reviews of "Mathematical investigations in the theory of value and prices."
PDF 130Back cover