Capital and its structure /

By:

Lachmann, Ludwig M

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Studies in economic theoryPublication details: Kansas City : S. Andrews and McMeel, c1978.Description: xvii, 130 pISBN:

0836207408
0836207416 (pbk.)

Subject(s):

Capital

DDC classification:

332.041 LAC

LOC classification:

HB501 .L223 1978

Summary: This book aims to rekindle interest in the fundamental problems of capital rather than to present a closed system of generalizations about them; to outline a new approach and to show that it can be applied, with some promise of success, to a number of such problems ranging from the productivity of capital to the demise of the 'strong boom'; to point out the implications of certain economic facts which have been long neglected; and, above all, to emphasize the transmission of knowledge, the interaction of minds, as the ultimate agent of all economic processes.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

This book aims to rekindle interest in the fundamental problems of capital rather than to present a closed system of generalizations about them; to outline a new approach and to show that it can be applied, with some promise of success, to a number of such problems ranging from the productivity of capital to the demise of the 'strong boom'; to point out the implications of certain economic facts which have been long neglected; and, above all, to emphasize the transmission of knowledge, the interaction of minds, as the ultimate agent of all economic processes.

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