- Published: 1997
- DOI: 10.4324/9781851962259
- Set ISBN: 9781851962259
Set Contents
- General Introduction to the Edition
- Volume 1. The Early Professional Works
- Volume 2. The Nature of Capital and Income
- Volume 3. The Rate of Interest
- Volume 4. The Purchasing Power of Money
- Volume 5. Elementary Principles of Economics
- Volume 6. Stabilizing the Dollar
- Volume 7. The Making of Index Numbers
- Volume 8. The Money Illusion and Related Writings
- Volume 9. The Theory of Interest
- Volume 10. Booms and Depressions and Related Writings
- Volume 11. 100% Money
- Volume 12. Contributions to the Theory and Practice of Public Finance
- Volume 13. A Crusader for Social Causes
- Volume 14. Correspondence and Other Commentary on Economic Policy, 1930–1947
Volume Contents
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Front Matter
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Irving Fisher (1867–1947): Career Highlights and Formative Influences
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An Address on the Irving Fisher Foundation, by Irving Fisher, September 11, 1946: The Irving Fisher Foundation By Irving Fisher
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Mathematical Investigations in the Theory of value and Prices
By Irving Fisher
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Prelims
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Utility of Each Commodity Assumed to Be Dependent Only on the Quantity of That Commodity
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IUtility as a Quantity
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IIMechanism
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IIIOne Consumer (or Producer)—Many Commodities
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IVM Commodities—N Consumers (or Producers)
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VProduction and Consumption Combined
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VIThe Component Processes of Production
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Utility of one Commodity a Function of the Quantities of all Commodities
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ITwo Commodities
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IIThree or More Commodities
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IIIMechanical Analogies
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IVUtility as a Quantity
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Appendix I: Miscellaneous Remarks on Part I
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Appendix II: Limitations of the Preceding Analysis
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Appendix III: The Utility and History of Mathematical Method in Economics
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Appendix IV: Bibliography of Hathematico-Economic Writings
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Reviews of “Mathematical Investigations in the Theory of Value and Prices.”
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Fisher’s Annotations to Mathematical Investigations in the Theory of Value and Prices, 1946 By Irving Fisher
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The Mechanics of Bimetallism: Economic Journal, September 1894 By Irving Fisher
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Appreciation and Interest
By Irving Fisher
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Prelims
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Theory
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IIntroduction
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IIOne Year Contracts.
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IIIMore Than One Year
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IV“Present Value”
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VVarying Rates of Interest and Appreciation
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VIZero and Negative Interest
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Facts
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VIIIntroduction
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VIIIGold and Paper
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IXGold and Silver
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XMoney and Commodities
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Applications
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XIThe Bimetallic Controversy
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XIIThe Theory of Interest
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What is Capital?: The Economic Journal December, 1896 By Irving Fisher
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Senses of “Capital.”: Economic Journal, June 1897 By Irving Fisher
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The Rôle of Capital in Economic Theory: Economic Journal, December 1897 By Irving Fisher
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Precedents for Defining Capital: Quarterly Journal of Economics, May 1904 By Irving Fisher