Titlebook: A Contribution to the Theory of Supply at Joint Cost; Marco Fanno Book Apr 1999Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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The Theory of Supply at Joint Cost: The Case of a Closed Market,ts in London in 1780, begins his memoirs with the statement: ‘In the course of my brief life the most astounding events of modern times have happened....’ This book is specifically about the way in which the English in particular tried to come to terms with those wonderful and astounding events, bot

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Conclusion, range of political and social rights. By the time the major Caribbean islands had been transformed into black slave societies producing tropical staples for the benefit of the metropolis, that same metropolis had witnessed — among other changes — the triumph of parliamentary over monarchical power,

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2946-8892 n of General Equilibrium. His theory of joint costs (1914) is among his most influential works. This translation by Cyprian Blamires makes this easily accessible in English in book form for the first time. The book contains an authoritative foreword from Michio Morishima, placing Fanno and his work in context.

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2946-8892 nique among the Italian economists of his generation in being influenced by the new macrodynamic theories of the 1930s as well as the Italian tradition of General Equilibrium. His theory of joint costs (1914) is among his most influential works. This translation by Cyprian Blamires makes this easily