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Commodities: II―A property-based approach to economic goods

Posted on 2020-07-012021-08-17

In the first instalment of this set of posts on the conception of economic commodities, I discussed the standard economic market approach to commodities: Commodities are determined fully by their market properties. This is rather limiting view of the important concept of economic commodities. It seems more logical and productive to have a property-based conception…

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Both volumes are now published with Palgrave-Macmillan.

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