Note 473 — Chapter XXII

For discussions of the idea of measuring values, and the dependence of this on the conception of value as an absolute quantity, a common or generic quality of wealth, see Knies, Das Geld, I, 113ff.; Kinley, Money, 61-62; Merriam, L. S., "Money as a Measure of Value," Annals of the American Academy, vol. IV; Carver, "The Concept of an Economic Quantity," Quart. Jour. of Econ., 1907; Laughlin, Principles of Money, 1903, pp. 14-16; Davenport, Value and Distribution, p. 181, n.; Anderson, Social Value, chs. 2 and 11, and "The Concept of Value Further Considered," Quart. Journal of Econ., 1915; Helfferich, Das Geld, 1903 ed., pp. 470-478; Scott, Money and Banking, ch. 1.