Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk. --

New York, NY, Estados Unidos ; Londres, Inglaterra : Columbia University Press, 1971.

76 p. : il. ; 20 cm.

Columbia essays on great economists ; 2

Incluye bibliografía (Pp. 74-76).

1. Böhm-Bawerk in relation to classical and neoclassical theory. -- 2. Of time, capital, and interest. -- 3. The three grounds and the integration with value theory. -- 4. The periods of production, investment, and enjoyment. -- 5. Criticism of the theories. --

Tomado de la pasta: "The purpose of this series is to provide the student with knowledgeable and modern guides to the work of the authors who laid the foundations of economics. These short studies do not aspire to be definitive intellectual biographies; they are certainly no substitute for reading the primary sources. But perhaps the father figures of modern economics will prove less austere and unintelligible once they have been introduced by a sympathetic (but not uncritical) modern author." --

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