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Value
The author presents the theory of value in a simple and unified framework, and thus makes advanced and abstract results both more accessible and more relevant. The discussion, although rigorous, is completely non-technical, and requires no knowledge of mathematics; strictly speaking, it requires no knowledge of economics either, though some general familiarity with the subject could be useful.
117 pages, Hardcover
First published May 1, 1983
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