Interest and Prices

Focusing on the economic landscape of the late nineteenth century, this treatise explores the intricate relationship between interest rates and prices. It offers valuable insights into the era's economic conditions, making it essential for historians and collectors alike. Key chapters delve into topics such as purchasing power, the cost of production theory, and the velocity of money circulation. This modern edition includes a new biography of the author, enhancing its appeal to contemporary readers interested in the evolution of economic thought.