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