To endeavor to acquire some clear notion of what makes the value of money change has become the duty of all who think themselves capable of expressing useful opinions on economic affairs. The following pages embody an attempt to assist in this task. They do not profess to be exhaustive: investigation of the past and discussion of schemes for the future have both been sacrificed in order that space might be gained for treatment of the present.
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Wealth has so generally been identified with the subject-matter of economics that we need not hesitate to treat the question, "What is wealth?" as exactly the same question as "What is it most convenient to take as the subject-matter of economics?"
To endeavor to acquire some clear notion of what makes the value of money change has become the duty of all who think themselves capable of expressing useful opinions on economic affairs. The following pages embody an attempt to assist in this task
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P.S. King and Son, Westminster, 1932
