Francis A. Walker Und Seine Haupttheorien is a detailed examination of the economic theories of Francis Amasa Walker, a prominent 19th-century American economist and statistician. This inaugural dissertation, authored by James Harris Curran, delves into Walker's major contributions to economic thought, providing valuable insights into his perspectives on labor, capital, and distribution. The book explores Walker's unique approach to political economy and his influence on the development of economic theory in the United States. Curran's work offers a historical context for understanding Walker's ideas and their significance in the evolution of economic science.
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