Natural Elements of Political Economy

by Richard Jennings

Jenning's treatise is notable not only as an early attempt to relate the study of psychology and physiology to political economy but also because his treatment of the sensations attending consumption led Jevons to appraise him as "the writer who appears to me to have most clearly appreciated the nature and importance of the law of utility."

275 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1969