Industrial Education
Industrial Education
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Columbia: University of Missouri, 1908.
Ely, R. T. Outlines of Economics. Pp. Xiii, 700. Price, $2. 00. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1908. This book, analytically divided and paragraphed, is an enlarged revision of the earlier work by the same author to furnish a treatise for college and university use. For wealth of material and formality of method, the book is excellent with the historical aspect of economic society carefully worked out and an interesting chapter devoted to the characteri...stics of the present economic system. Here various topics are discussed which ordinarily are included in the realms of other scientific literature. Professor Ely has clearly brought out the human side of economics and catalogires economics as a branch of sociology. The productivity theory is used as a means for approach- ing the discussion of supply and demand and not as an end in itself. He draws some interesting deductions in reference to the economic development of the United States regarding the change in public attitude towards public ownership as against public regulation and the elasticity of our constitutional law in regard to labor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Columbia: University of Missouri, 1908.
Ely, R. T. Outlines of Economics. Pp. Xiii, 700. Price, $2. 00. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1908. This book, analytically divided and paragraphed, is an enlarged revision of the earlier work by the same author to furnish a treatise for college and university use. For wealth of material and formality of method, the book is excellent with the historical aspect of economic society carefully worked out and an interesting chapter devoted to the characteri...stics of the present economic system. Here various topics are discussed which ordinarily are included in the realms of other scientific literature. Professor Ely has clearly brought out the human side of economics and catalogires economics as a branch of sociology. The productivity theory is used as a means for approach- ing the discussion of supply and demand and not as an end in itself. He draws some interesting deductions in reference to the economic development of the United States regarding the change in public attitude towards public ownership as against public regulation and the elasticity of our constitutional law in regard to labor.
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