Marginal Murder: Economics in Strange Cases

Author: Marshall Jevons
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Features: Every great detective has their own environment, and Henry Spelman is an economics professor at Harvard University. The beautiful Virgin Islands are a paradise for vacations, but what is inharmonious with the beaches, sunshine, and delicious food is the occurrence of murder after murder. Tourists with special identities die silently, and each victim seems to have numerous enemies. Just as the police have already arrested the "murderer," Professor Spelman uses the principles of economics in a meticulous and rational manner to reveal the true culprit. This is the second time Professor Spelman appears before us, but in fact, Marginal Murder (Economics in the Case of the Murder) was written before Deadly Equilibrium and was endorsed by Samuelson and Friedman. From then on, the image of Professor Spelman, the economics professor detective who promotes economics through solving cases, began to be deeply rooted in people's minds.