This author of Industry and Trade called Henry Sidgwick his "spiritual mother" and Sidgwick, in return, was influenced by his The Economics of Industry.
This thinker described how the co-location of factories helps create positive externalities via what he called an "industrial atmosphere." This thinker developed the earliest version of the quantity theory of the "Cambridge equation" describing a quantity theory of money. This author of Industry and Trade called Henry Sidgwick his "spiritual mother" and Sidgwick, in return, was influenced by his The Economics of Industry. This economist's most famous book made the first major use of (*) graphs to display what he likened to "scissors that determine price", the supply and demand curves. Utility curves for a given fixed level of income determine this economist's namesake demand function. For years, the dominant economics textbook in Britain was this author's Principles of Economics. For 10 points, Hicksian demand is contrasted with a form of demand named for what economist?
This thinker described how the co-location of factories helps create positive externalities via what he called an "industrial atmosphere.
Alfred Marshall [accept Marshallian demand]