This book offers a detailed examination of the financial history of the United States during the Revolutionary era, with a focus on the issues surrounding the creation and implementation of a national budget. The author provides a comprehensive analysis of the economic challenges faced by the young country, including the funding of the war effort and the establishment of a stable government.
A foundational text on the principles of economics, first published in 1907. Written by Charles Jesse Bullock, a pioneering scholar in the field of economics, this book covers topics such as supply and demand, competition, market structures, and economic growth, offering a solid foundation for anyone interested in the science of wealth creation and distribution.
This comprehensive collection of readings covers topics including government spending, taxation and fiscal policy, public goods, and market failures. It is an essential resource for students and scholars of public finance.