Elements of Pure Economics: Or the Theory of Social Wealth

abscissa Account Adam Smith arbitrage bimetallism bullion capital goods proper capital proper capital-services capitalists cash centimes circulating capital commodities in terms consequently consumers corresponding cost of production debit demand and offer demand curve determined dities economics economists effective demand effective offer entrepreneurs equal equations of exchange equilibrium prices expressed free competition function given gold franc half-decagram hectolitres of wheat holder increase or decrease individual industry labour land-services last want satisfied Léon Walras manufactured mathematical maximum satisfaction milliards monetary monometallic net income numéraire obtain Paris party Physiocrats political economy prices of products problem productive services purchase quantity possessed quantity Q raretés ratio raw materials rectangle rent represented respectively rise selling price silver franc social wealth solution theory of exchange things tion total existing quantity total quantity trade unit utility curves value in exchange zero