Principles of Economics, cited
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Economics of Socialism Henry Mayers Hyndman 1 refuted 1 citation
Marshall's major work is cited and dismissed as failing to solve any of the problems it addresses.
Professor Alfred Marshall has likewise his pretty little excursion into the realms of fancy in that huge tome of his that elucidates not a single problem which he takes upon himself to solve.
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