principii economia pura de pantaleoni maffeo (14 résultats)

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Etat : Bien. Idioma italiano. Ejemplar en buen estado. Dimensiones: 24x17 - 333 pp.

rilegato. Etat : Good. 0. In 16', tela ed., pp. 376, conservato opuscoletto(foto); leggera fessura alla cerniera interna ant., fioriture al taglio sup., interno in buono stato, ordinarie bruniture e segni del tempo. ***Books dated over 70 years old are not exportable, please do not order.***. Book.

p.tela edit. 371 p. in-16.

Couverture rigide. Etat : bon. RO60151067: 1894. In-12. Relié toilé. Etat passable, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos fané, Papier jauni. 376 pages. Texte en italien. Rousseurs. Nombreux manques dans le texte ayant une incidence sur la lecture (manques dus à des insectes). . . . Classification Dewey : 450-Italien, roumain, rhéto-romain.

Milano-Treves, 1931 in 8° pp. 428 con alcuni diagrammi n.t. Dall'indice: Teoria dell'utilità; Egoismo individuale e di specie; Il principio edonistico; I bisogni; Utilità e classificazione dei beni; Beni in quantità maggiore o minore rispetto al fabbisogno; Modi di valutare la ricchezza; Legge della domanda e dell'offerta; Condizioni di libera concorrenza; Moneta come strumento di scambi; Costo della moneta metallica; Il valore della terra; Teorie dei salari e sua tassazione. Brossura edit. brunita. Ottime condizioni generali.

p.tela edit. Frontespizio e ultima carta di indice in fotocopia, copertina sciupata 376 p. in-16.

Un volume (19 cm) di 428 pagine. Legatura recente in tutta tela rossa, tassello di titolo al dorso. La prima edizione era stata pubblicata nel 1889 (Firenze, Barbera); questa è la terza edizione: "Sulla base della premessa edonistica e attraverso una magistrale attuazione del metodo deduttivo, i Principii espongono organicamente il problema del valore, conciliando con sintesi geniale gli apporti di H. Gossen, K. Menger e A. Marshall con la teoria ricardiana del costo di produzione".

. Small 8vo. 376p. Orig. blue cloth, very light wear to extremities. (Manuali Barbera di scienze giuridiche, sociali e politiche VIII) First edition. Pantaleoni's most important book, a classic of the Mathematical School 'which contributed to the introduction of marginalist ideas in Italian economic thought and which . made a considerable impression outside Italy as well'. 'Austrian or 'Austro-Walrasian' in fundamentals, enriched by Marshall's apparatus of foreign and domestic trade . it gave an important lead away from old and toward new things. In this consists its importance . it is brilliantly written . and is still worth reading'. A second edition appeared in 1894 and an English translation in 1898. *Einaudi 4280. New Palgrave III,p.794. Schumpeter p.857. Batson p.30.

Etat : Good. 8vo (163x108 mm). 376 pp. Original blue cloth, spine lettered in black, front cover blocked in black, blue-green printed endpapers. Number VIII of the series ?Manuali Barbèra? Paper browned as usual, but a very good copy.First edition of one of Maffeo Pantaleoni's major works. ?Pure Economics' ?is a classic of the Mathematical School, and contains besides much new matter of the author's, some previously unpublished work of Marshall's? (H.E. Baston, A Select Bibliography of Modern Economic Theory, New York, 1968, p. 30).?Pantaleoni was born in Frascati, near Rome. After initial studies in Paris and in Germany - he was a son of a diplomat - he graduated in Law in 1880 at the University of Rome, with a thesis published in 1882 under the title of Teoria della traslazione dei tributi. He began to teach at the University of Camerino in 1881 and then moved to Macerata, Venice, Bari, Geneva, Pavia and finally to Rome, from 1902, where he lectured on political economy until his death in 1924. Vilfredo Pareto and Enrico Barone were both initiated to the study of economics by him. In 1890 Pantaleoni, together with Antonio De Viti de Marco and Ugo Mazzola, acquired the ?Giornale degli Economisti', with the purpose of transforming it into the voice of the marginalist school, indicating a new direction for the Italian school of economics. He was at the time engaged in politics; and was elected as a Radical to the Italian Parliament in 1900, but resigned shortly afterwards. He supported the emerging fascism, and was nominated a member of the Italian Senate in 1923 [. . .] Pantaleoni was particularly appreciated in England; his Principii di Economia pura (1889) was translated into English in 1898. His obituary written by Piero Sraffa in 1924 appeared in the ?Economic Journal', edited by John Maynard Keynes and his master Francis Ysidro Edgeworth. Saffa defined Pantaleoni as the ?prince' of Italian economists, and praised him not only as an economist, but also as a teacher: ?The work of Pantaleoni as a thinker and writer, however, is equalled, if not surpassed, in the opinions of those who have been so fortunate as to be in personal contact with him, by his work as a teacher. To this he devoted all his enthusiasm and ardour; it was in this that he took most pride [. . .] Italian economist are few indeed who are not in some measure his disciples' ? (M. Palumbo-E. Sidoli, eds., Books that made Europe, Brussels, 2016, p. 258).Einaudi, 4280; New Palgrave, III, p.794; Schumpeter, p. 857. Book.

Semintonso 428 p. in-8 m.pelle cordonata coeva titoli oro al dorso (conserva la copertina originale all\'interno).

Etat : Fair. Envoi rapide couverture défraîchie frottée marques dans l'intérieur des plats corps de texte propre par ailleurs. in12. 1889. Cartonné. Fair.

Firenze, Barbèra, 1889, in-16, buona legatura successiva in similpergamena, tassello in tela colorata con iscrizioni in oro al dorso, cofanetto in similpergamena, pp. 371. Salvo uno strappetto al frontespizio, esemplare molto buono, in bella rilegatura.

Firenze, Barbèra, 1894, in-16, tela editoriale, pp. 371. Ottime condizioni.

First edition. Small 8vo. 376 pp. Original blue cloth, spine lettered and ruled in black, front cover blocked in black, blue-green printed endpapers (contemporary ownership stamp of 'Carlo Clausen, Torino' to front pastedown, paperstock uniformly browned, damp staining to fore edge of text block just touching the blank fore margins of opening leaves, not extending to main body of text, contents otherwise unmarked; light rubbing to tips of spine and corners, superficial split to front hinge, holding firmly, still a good copy overall). Firenze, G. Barbera. The principle work by Maffeo Pantaleoni, an important early proponent of marginalist ideas in Italian economic thought, sometimes referred to as the 'Alfred Marshall of Italy'. Described as 'a landmark' by Schumpeter, Pure Economics 'is a classic of the Mathematical School, and contains besides much new matter of the author?s, some previously unpublished work of Marshall?s' (Baston, A Select Bibliography of Modern Economic Theory, p. 30). The English translation, published in 1898, received a glowing review by Irving Fisher in the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, with Fisher writing that: 'We do not know where else in English can be found so compact and excellent an epitome of modern economic theory'.