Economics and Business

Ross B. Emmett

A chapter in Frank H. Knight in Iowa City, 1919–1928, 2011, pp 41-46 from Emerald Group Publishing Limited

Abstract: The relations between economics and business are naturally more or less bound up with the relations between economists and businessmen. In fact, the hope of improvement in these personal relations is the chief justification for discussing economics and business. For it is well at the outset frankly to face the fact that the attitude of businessmen and economists toward each other, while it is improving rapidly, has not in the past been exactly ideal.

Date: 2011
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