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The Value of Money by Benjamin Anderson

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The Value of Money
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Publisher: The Macmillan Company
ISBN/ASIN: 1484154924
Number of pages: 646

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The value of money cannot be studied successfully as an isolated problem, and in order to reach conclusions upon this topic, it has been necessary to consider virtually the whole range of economic theory; the general theory of value; the role of money in economic theory and the functions of money in economic life.

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