Money, Credit, and Commerce

Focusing on monetary analysis, Alfred Marshall's final major work presents a systematic exploration of his economic theories. As a prominent figure in the neoclassical school of economics, Marshall is best known for his influential Principles of Economics. Money, Credit, and Commerce was published later in his life, showcasing his extensive expertise in the field. This book serves as a significant contribution to economic literature, reflecting the enduring impact of Marshall's ideas on monetary policy and commerce.