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Etude Particuliere d'Une Loi de Demande: Le Trafic Postal en France de 1873 a 1936
Intercommodity Relationships in Stable Demand
Loi de la Demande d'un Service Monopolise
The Definition of "Equal Well-Being" in Frisch's Double Expenditure Method
A Mathematical Note on Democracy
Marshall's Paradox and the Direction of Shift in Demand
Differential Effect in the Butter Market
Pure Economics as a Stochastical Theory
THE CLASSICAL THEORY CONSIDER TWO commodities, (0) and (1), the first being denoted as money, and the other being for the sake of representation identified with a certain kind of bills, say payable 20 years hence. By a possible contract (x, y), we shall mean that A buys the amount x of bills from B, paying for it in money y units, the price being p = y/x. In the special case which we shall use as an illustration, we may put