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Alfred Marshall

1842–1924

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Alfred Marshall (1842–1924) was a leading British economist who synthesized classical and marginalist traditions, founding the Cambridge School of Economics. His Principles of Economics (1890) established supply-and-demand diagrams, elasticity, and consumer surplus as core tools. He emphasized gradual, evolutionary change and the moral dimensions of economic life.

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Principles of Economics (1890)
Industry and Trade (1919)
Money, Credit and Commerce (1923)
The Pure Theory of Foreign Trade (1879)
The Pure Theory of Domestic Values (1879)

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