"The Relation Of Custom To Price" explores the influence of custom and tradition on economic pricing mechanisms. In this detailed analysis, Harry Jerome examines how established practices, social norms, and historical precedents impact the determination of prices in various markets. The book provides insights into the ways in which non-economic factors shape economic outcomes, offering a valuable perspective for economists and business professionals. Jerome's work highlights the interplay between cultural forces and market dynamics, contributing to a deeper understanding of price formation and market behavior. This book remains relevant for those interested in understanding the complexities of economic systems and the role of custom in shaping market realities.
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