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This manual supplies annotated bibliographic references and classroom exercises aligned to thirty-one core topics in modern economic problems, including material resources, money and banking, credit, crises, insurance, international trade and tariffs, taxation, wages and labor regulation, agricultural economics, railroads, monopoly and public ownership, and aspects of socialism. Each chapter lists recent readings and offers discussion questions, quantitative problems, and case exercises intended to deepen understanding and guide further study. Problems range from conceptual distinctions and policy analysis to numerical computations and historical interpretation, arranged for use alongside a companion textbook and classroom instruction.

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Frank A. Fetter

Frank A. Fetter was an American economist known for his contributions to economic theory and education in the early 20th century. He authored several influential works, including "The Principles of Economics, with Applications to Practical Problems," which aimed to bridge theoretical concepts with real-world applications. Fetter's writings often emphasized the importance of understanding economic principles in practical contexts, making his work valuable for both students and practitioners of economics. His later works, such as "Economics Volume II: Modern Economic Problems," further explored contemporary economic issues, reflecting his commitment to addressing the complexities of modern economic thought.

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