History of Economic Thought
A Critical Account of the Origin and Development of the Economic Theories of the Leading Thinkers and the Leading Nations.
By LEWIS H. HANEY
Cloth, xvii + 567 pp., 8vo, $2.00
"Dr. Haney's work is both complete and exhaustive without being discursive. We shall look far before finding anything of its kind so satisfying."—The Argonaut.
"This valuable precis of the world's economic wisdom serves not only as a trustworthy text-book, but also as an authoritative denotement of old economic landmarks. In the light it casts on bygone commercial and political conditions, the rapid progress and impulsive changes in present-day methods of trade and legislation become clearly outlined and intelligible."—American, Philadelphia.
"The present volume is of suitable compass, and the treatment is such as to make it satisfactory as a text-book."—The Nation.
"The book should be of value to English readers and students of economics, for unlike French and German economic writers, who have produced several histories of economic thought, only one has been written previously in English, and that is now out of date. Dr. Haney has made a distinct contribution to economic literature and one reflecting credit on American scholarship."—The Boston Transcript.