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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «SALEABLENESS»
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Saleableness is described by Menger asfollows: A high rate of saleableness in a
commodity consists inthe fact that itmayatevery momentbeeasily andsurely
disposed ofat a price correspondingto,orat least not discrepant from,the general ...
Barbara Montero, Mark D. White, 2007
2
The Invisible Hand in Economics: How Economists Explain ...
To answer this question with respect to money, he first observes that different
commodities have different degrees of saleableness at different times and places
. Some goods are available at some places and cannot be found in others.
Their superior saleableness depends only on the relativelyinferior saleableness
of any other kind of commodity, by which alone they have been able to become
generally acceptable media of exchange . . . when the relatively most saleable ...
4
Readings in the Economics of the Division of Labor: The ...
We may proceed, in the same way in which we considered the degree of the
saleableness in commodities at definite markets and definite points of time, to set
out the spatial and temporal limits of their saleableness. In these respects also
we ...
We may proceed, in the same way in which we considered the degree of the
saleableness in commodities at definite markets and definite points of time,to set
out the spatial and temporal limits of their saleableness. in these respects also
we ...
6
Money, Credit and Price Stability
The widespread adoption of the precious metals as media of exchange, for
example, was because 'their saleableness is far and away superior to that of all
other commodities' (p. 80), where Menger defined 'saleableness' as the 'facility
with ...
7
Themes in Economic Anthropology
able media of exchange . . . when the relatively most saleable commodities have
become “money” the event has in the first place the effect of substantially
increasing their originally high saleableness. Every economic subject bringing
less ...
8
General Equilibrium Models of Monetary Economies: Studies in ...
If we are going to inquire into the different degrees of saleableness in goods so
as to show its bearing upon practical life, we can only do so by consulting the
greater or less facility with which they may be disposed of at prices
corresponding to ...
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Why is There Money?: Walrasian General Equilibrium ...
(Emphasis in original) 2 'Saleableness' is liquidity. Though Menger notes many
dimensions to liquidity (delay, uncertainty, search, . . .), a simple characterization
is the difference between the bid price and the ask price. A commodity that acts ...
... making it over to us? In fact their judgement goes no deeper than that of a
common unlettered printer, and applies to the saleableness or un- saleableness
of the goods, and to the outward reputation which may thereby accrue to their ...
NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «SALEABLENESS»
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saleableness no contexto das seguintes notícias.
On the origin of specie
Menger called this property “saleableness”. Spices and shells are highly saleable, explaining their use as money. Government plays no role here. The origin of ... «The Economist, ago 12»
