Excessive Saving A Cause Of Commercial Distress: Being A Series Of Assaults Upon Accepted Principles Of Political Economy

Written in the mid-19th century, this groundbreaking work takes aim at the prevailing economic orthodoxy of the time, arguing that excessive saving was a major contributor to economic downturns. Crocker’s novel ideas and cogent arguments make this essential reading for anyone interested in the history of economics.

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