Studies in the Theory of Money and Capital, (Reprints of Economic Classics) (edition 1970)

by Erik Robert Lindahl

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It is well-known that the Swedish experiment in practical economic control was inspired by a simultaneous development of economic thought in Sweden. Despite Swedish economics being known globally, until this book was originally published in 1939 there was little except second-hand descriptions of what the Swedes were really saying. This volume remedied that and explained hitherto hidden contemporary Swedish monetary theory.… (more)

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Title:	Studies in the Theory of Money and Capital, (Reprints of Economic Classics)
Authors:	Erik Robert Lindahl
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It is well-known that the Swedish experiment in practical economic control was inspired by a simultaneous development of economic thought in Sweden. Despite Swedish economics being known globally, until this book was originally published in 1939 there was little except second-hand descriptions of what the Swedes were really saying. This volume remedied that and explained hitherto hidden contemporary Swedish monetary theory.

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