Fred M. Taylor
Also known as
F. M. (Fred Manville) 1855-1932 TaylorFred Manville TaylorF. M. Taylor
U.S. economist and educator best known for his contribution to the theory of market socialism.
Born 1855-01-01
Died 1932-01-01
Identifiers
- ISNI0000000109488768
- VIAF2830891
- WikidataQ3752642
- Amazon1345675100
- Open LibraryOL160227A
Top Subjects
- Economics (3)
- Money (2)
- Natural law (1)
- State, The (1)
- Currency question (1)
- Gold standard (1)
- United States (1)
Books by Fred M. Taylor
Total count: 16
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The law of natureAmerican Academy of Political and Social Science1890-01-01
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The right of the state to bean attempt to determine the ultimate human prerogative on which government rests ...1891-01-01
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Maintaining the gold reserveHome Study Association1896-01-01
Some chapters on money.Wahr1906-01-01
Some Chapters on Money: Printed for the Use of Students in the University of MichiganG. Wahr1906-01-01
Some readings in economicsprepared for the use of students in Course I, Political economy, University of MichiganG. Wahr1907-01-01
Principles of economicsUniversity of Michigan1911-01-01
Principles of economics.Ed. 2.University of Michigan1913-01-01
Principles of economics2d ed.University of Michigan1913-01-01
Principles of economics5th ed.The Ann Arbor press1918-01-01
Principles of EconomicsThe Ann Arbor press1918-01-01
Key to problems in Principles of economics(8th ed.) by F. M. Taylor,Ph. D.Ronald Press Company1921-01-01-
On the Economic Theory of SocialismMcGraw-Hill Education1964-01-01
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Some chapters on moneyprinted for the use of students in the University of MichiganHyperion reprint ed.Hyperion Press1980-01-01
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Ground-water data for West Virginia, 1974-84U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Geological Survey1986-01-01
Principles of EconomicsArkose Press2015-10-30