Economic essays, contributed in honor of John Bates Clark
By: edited by Jacob H. Hollander, published on behalf of the American economic association.
Contributors: Hollander, Jacob Harry, 1871-
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1927
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 368
Subjects: Clark, John Bates, -- 1847-1938; Economics
Notes: "Bibliography of the writings of John Bates Clark": p. 339-351.
Table of contents: value: John Bates Clark as an economist, by J.H. Hollander.-  Static economics and business forecasting, by B.M. Anderson, jr.-  The entrepreneur and the supply of capital, by G.E. Barnett.-  The Malthusiad: fantasia economica, by J. Bonar.-  The static state and the technology of economic reform, by T.N. Carver.-  The relation between statics and dynamics, by J.M. Clark.-  Elasticity of supply as a determinant of distribution, by P.H. Douglas.-  Land economics, by R.T. Ely.-  Clark's reformulation of the capital concept, by F.A. Fetter.-  A statistical method for measuring "marginal utility" and testing the justice of a progressive income tax, by I. Fisher.-  Alternatives seen as basic economic facts, by F.H. Giddings.-  Les coopératives dans les pays latins: un problème de géographie sociale, by C. Gide.-  The farmer's indemnity, by A.S. Johnson.-  Eight-hour theory in the American federation of labor, by H.R. Mussey.-  The holding movement in agriculture, by J.E. Pope.-  The early teaching of economics in the United States, by E.R.A. Seligman.-  A functional theory of  economic profit, by C.A. Tuttle.