Money Wealth and Economic Theory Pesek Saving 1967 First Printing Macmillan

by Boris P. Pesek and Thomas R. Saving

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Money, Wealth, and Economic Theory by Boris P. Pesek and Thomas R. Saving presents an in-depth analysis of the wealth effect and its implications within economic theory. This academic work, published by The Macmillan Company in 1967, is a first printing edition that offers valuable insights into Keynesian economics, monetary theory, and financial markets. Written by esteemed Michigan State University economists, it explores the origins, criticisms, and empirical significance of the wealth effect with thorough scholarship. This edition is a significant resource for students, scholars, and collectors interested in economic theory and financial studies. The book includes detailed chapters on the birth of the wealth effect, price and interest influences, and Keynesian perspectives, making it essential reading for those fascinated by economic behavior and theory development. The presence of an Ex Libris mark from Alexander City State Jr. College adds historical value to this academic volume. book

• Publisher: The Macmillan Company
• Year: 1967
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Good

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