The Works of Irving Fisher Vol 1

William J. Barber, James Tobin, Robert W. Dimand, Kevin Foster

Volume 1. The Early Professional Works General Acknowledgements Acknowledgements General Introduction to this Edition; Fisher: Career Highlights and Formative Influences, 1867-1947; An Address on the Irving Fisher Foundation, 11 September 1946; Mathematical Investigations in the Theory of Value and Prices (1892), 1925; Fisher’s Unpublished Annotations, 1946; “The Mechanics of Bimetallism”, 1894; Appreciation and Interest, 1896; “What is Capital?”, December 1896; “Senses of‘ Capital’”, June 1897; “The Role of Capital in Economic Theory”, December 1897; “Precedents for Defining Capital”, May 1904; The index to Volume 1 appears in the Consolidated Index to Volumes 1-14

This 14-volume edition contains the key works and commentary by leading Fisher scholars, allowing modern readers access to the major issues in Fisherian economic thought