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Explore the foundations of modern economic thought with Frank Albert Fetter's "Modern Economic Problems, Economics, Vol. 2." This carefully reprinted volume delves into the core issues shaping economic landscapes, offering insights into the complexities of capitalism, markets, and labor. Fetter, a renowned economist, presents a detailed analysis relevant to understanding economic history and development.
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