[184] Purchasing Power of Money.
[185] Business Cycles, pp. 580, 595-596.
[186] Cf. C. M. Walsh, The Measurement of General Exchange Value, pp. 480-481.
[187] On pp. 314-315, and elsewhere, Fisher indicates that all the causes affecting prices operate through the factors in the equation of exchange. Cf. p. 74. This would require a concrete equation of exchange throughout.
[188] Chapter on "Passiveness of Prices."
[189] Loc. cit., p. 169.
[190] Cf. his Silver Situation. 1878 to 1891 do not give time enough for quantity of money to dominate volume of credit, in his exposition!
[191] Mill, Principles, Bk. III, ch. 12, par. 1.
[192] Fisher, loc. cit., p. 62.
[193] "A Compensated Dollar," Quart. Jour. of Econ., Feb. 1913.