by Robert Dorfman
Book Description: Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, 1967. Soft cover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Softcover, Green wraps.
Book Condition: Good, bumping to spine and corners, pages clean and free of marks with the exception of the original price stamped on flyleaf. Part of the "Foundation of Modern Economics Series" edited by Otto Eckstein.
Contents: This title was written by Harvard Economist Robert Dorfman who was one of the pioneers in linear programming, a method of describing production in terms of activities with fixed coefficients of inputs and output. Chapter 1: The Tasks of Economics, Chapter 2: Supply and Demand. Chapter III: Behind the Supply Curves: Competitive Markets, Chapter IV: Behind the Cost Curves: Production Choices and Costs, Chapter V: Behind the Demand Curves, Chapter VI: Monopoly and Oligopoly, Chapter VII: Economic Efficiency, Chapter VIII: The Interplay of Markets. -- This is a good economic refresher text for anyone that wants to better understand WHY markets work the way they work. 152 pages, indexed. Stated First Printing.
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