James Laurence Laughlin Books

James Laurence Laughlin was an influential economist renowned for his contributions to macroeconomics and monetary policy. His conservative stance and critique of bimetallism shaped economic discourse during his time. Laughlin also significantly advanced the dissemination of economic thought through his original writings and his curated editions of seminal works.

The History Of Bimetallism In The U.s. 4th Ed

The History of Bimetallism in the United States

The History of Bimetallism in the United States
Banking Progress
360 pages
13 hours of reading
Gold and Prices Since 1873
68 pages
3 hours of reading
Money and Prices
332 pages
12 hours of reading
Essays in Anglo-Saxon Law
410 pages
15 hours of reading
The History Of Bimetallism In The U.s. 4th Ed
420 pages
15 hours of reading
The Elements of Political Economy: With Some Applications to Questions of the Day
406 pages
15 hours of reading
Report of the Monetary Commission of the Indianapolis Convention of Boards of Trade, Chambers of Commerce, Commercial Clubs: And Other Similar Bodies
634 pages
23 hours of reading
This landmark report from 1898 sheds light on the economic policies and challenges facing the United States at the turn of the century. Featuring in-depth analysis, thorough research, and clear, accessible language, it remains a vital resource for economists and historians.
Reciprocity
620 pages
22 hours of reading