"Fisher (1904, p. 387) defined capital as "a stock (of wealth or property, or the value of either) existing at an instant of time." Fisher's conception of capital is inextricably linked to time. The value of a capital asset is derived from its potential to provide a flow of benefits through the...

"This book was developed as a text for business school courses in macroeconomics. It has been used in the Core MBA and Kelley Direct Programs at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business, the German International Graduate School of Management and Administration in Hannover, the German...

"The purpose of our book is to offer an introduction to urban and geographical economics, the two dominant approaches in mainstream economics to explain the distribution of economic activity across space. The fact that we offer an 'introduction' does not mean that we avoid models or shy away...