THE MONEY PROBLEM (1903 edition)

Used, good condition, has scratch on cover (spine).
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\nArthur Kitson's seminal work challenges the traditional theories of political economy. Written during a period of significant economic turmoil, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of the factors influencing the production and distribution of wealth. Kitson's arguments against the established economic doctrines of Adam Smith and David Ricardo are both provocative and insightful.
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\nKitson delves into the intricacies of the money supply, the nature of value, and the impact of banking systems on financial stability. He critiques the reliance on gold as a standard of value and advocates for a more rational monetary system. The author's unique perspective and logical reasoning make this work a must-read for anyone interested in the foundations of modern economic thought.