Harry Gunnison Brown Livres

Principles of Commerce is a comprehensive and detailed examination of the economic principles that underlie domestic and foreign trade. The book provides a thorough analysis of the mechanisms of trade, the advantages and disadvantages of different trading arrangements, and the transportation costs associated with different modes of transport.

First published in 1913, The Theory of Earned and Unearned Incomes is a groundbreaking work on the distribution of wealth in society. Harry Gunnison Brown's insights into the economic forces at work in capitalist societies continue to inform economic theory today.

A detailed analysis of the economics and politics of transportation, exploring the impact of government regulation on various modes of travel. Brown's work provides a window into the debates and controversies surrounding this complex and multifaceted issue.

This classic work of economic theory explores the workings of the foreign exchange market and its role in international trade. Harry Gunnison Brown analyzes the factors that influence exchange rates, such as the balance of payments, interest rates, and inflation. Using clear and accessible language, Foreign Exchange offers a comprehensive introduction to the subject that remains relevant today.

This insightful book explores the intricacies of international trade and the economic systems that facilitate the exchange of goods and services across borders. The author analyzes the benefits and challenges of international trade, exploring the political and economic factors that influence global commerce. With its nuanced analysis and engaging writing, this book provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of the complex systems that underpin the modern global economy.