Profit and Wages; A Study in the Distribution of Income (Frank A. Fetter's Annotated Copy )

Front end page with the signature in ink of Frank A. Fetter, and his scholarly annotations in pencil scattered throughout. SCARCE. Near Fine, faint sunning to spine. Frank A Fetter was an early American proponent of the Austrian School, influential in introducing the ideas of von Mises and Hayek to American economists, although Fetter preferred the term "American Psychological School". The appellation "Psychological School" is now generally considered to be synonymous with "Austrian School. No signed copies of any of Fetter's own works found in current commerce. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.