trend of economics
By: by Morris Albert Copeland, Sumner Huber Slichter [and others]; edited, with an introduction by Rexford Guy Tugwell.
Contributors: Copeland, Morris Albert, 1895-
Publisher: F.S. Crofts
Published: 1930
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 556
Subjects: Economics.; Economics -- History.
Notes: "Published, April, 1924; reprinted, October, 1930."
Table of contents: value: The prospects of economics, by W.C. Mitchell.; value: On measurement in economics, by F.C. Mills.; value: The socializing of theoretical economics, by J.M. Clark.; value: Communities of economic interest and the price system, by M.A. Copeland.; value: The reality of non-commercial incentives in economic life, by P.H. Douglas.; value: Economic theory and the statesman, by R.L. Hale.; value: The limitations of scientific method in economics, by F.H. Knight.; value: Some recent developments of economic theory, by R.T. Bye.; value: The organization and control of economic activity, by S.H. Slichter.; value: Economics; value: science and art, by G. Soule.; value: Experimental economics, by R.G. Tugwell.; value: Regional comparison and economic progress, by W.E. Weld,; value: Functional economics, by A.B. Wolfe.; value: Appendices I-II: Guide to the history and previous work of contributors.  Bibliography (p. 497-533)