History of Economic Analysis - (Volume 1)

Author: Joseph Schumpeter
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Publish Date: 1996-08-01
Features: This book describes the development and fate of analytical work in the field of economic analysis. From the Greek-Roman era to the present, it is set against the backdrop of social and political history, while also taking into account the development of other social sciences and philosophy. This book is widely recognized as the most comprehensive and in-depth monograph on economic history in the bourgeois economics field to date. It provides detailed and relatively thorough analyses of the characteristics and roles of Western market mechanisms, competitive systems, corporate innovation, technological progress, free trade, protectionist policies, fiscal and financial systems, and monetary management. Additionally, it traces the origins, development, and evolution of the doctrines, theories, and analytical methods of various schools of thought, along with some unique insights and comments from the author himself.