Economic Foundations of Society

'ôProfessor Loria ranks as the most learned of Italian Economists, and his book certainly does contain a marvellous amount of what Comte called Erudition, that is to say, of historical knowledge.ö û Speaker ôWhether his conclusions be accepted or rejected, no one can follow his argument without feeling that fresh light is thrown upon the idols of the market place, and that many of the dogmas of conventional political economy are in sad need of revision.ö û Annals of American Academy ôSignor LoriaÆs book is a suggestive and obviously sincere work, and in associating himself with the cause of the weak against the strong, he has a laudable end in view.ö û Westminster Gazette ôStudents of economics will find this a most valuable work.ö û Literary Guide ôIn M. LoriaÆs work there is much that will interest the student of the subjects, for he deals exhaustively with all the various economic phases, and has produced a book which has the merit of being written in a simple style.ö û British Journal of Commerce ôA remarkable book in its way.ö û Scotsman ôThe work is ably, even eloquently, written, and is admirably translated.ö û Glasgow HeraldLoria, Achille is the author of 'Economic Foundations of Society', published 1972 under ISBN 9780879683054 and ISBN 0879683058.