The Co-ordination of the Laws of Distribution.

Abstract

Wicksteed's classic work, The Co-ordination of the Laws of Distribution, first published in 1894, has a central place within the development of productivity theory. It claimed to explain all returns on a unified basis and to show how marginal productivity factor pricing just exhausted the total product. It is presented here with a long introduction by the editor, who provides both a careful analysis of the text and an assessment of Wicksteed's place within the development of modern economics.

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