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Sally Herbert Frankel was born on the 22nd of November, 1903 in Johannesburg. Originally from South Africa, of German-Jewish descent, he moved to England shortly after the Second World War.
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Capital Investment in Africa: Its Course and Effects
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000N7FHK8/?tag=2022091-20
Investment and the Return to Equity Capital in the South African Gold Mining Industry, 1887-1965: An International Comparison
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0674465504/?tag=2022091-20
Two Philosophies of Money: The Conflict of Trust and Authority
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0312826982/?tag=2022091-20
Money & Liberty (AEI studies)
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0844733989/?tag=2022091-20
- Capital Investment in Africa, Its Course and Effects (xvi, 487 pages, with 102 tables, 6 folding charts and 2 f...)
- The Economic Impact on Under-Developed Societies: Essays on International Investment and Social Change
- Investment and the Return to Equity Capital in the South African Gold Mining Industry 1887-1965 an International Comparison
- INVESTMENT AND THE RETURN TO EQUITY CAPITAL IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN GOLD MINING INDUSTRY, 1887-1965; AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON [BY] S. HERBERT FRANKEL (An Unread Copy with Slight Foxing to the Cloth)
- Investment and the return to equity capital in the South African gold mining industry, 1887-1965 : an international comparison
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Geld: Die Philosophie und die Psychologie des Geldes (German Edition)
(Die beiden "Philosophien des Geldes", die Professor Frank...)
Die beiden "Philosophien des Geldes", die Professor Frankel in seinem vorliegenden Essay einander gegenuberstellt sind die Geldlehren von Georg Simmel und John Maynard Keynes; die erste aus der Zeit der festgefiigten internationalen Goldwahrung, die zweite aus dem Chaos der Weltwirt- schaftskrise und der Papiergeldwirtschaft, die sich daraus ergab. Kein Wun- der, daB die beiden "Philosophien" groBe Unterschiede erkennen lassen; urn so bemerkenswerter, daB sie aber auch viele Gemeinsamkeiten aufwei- sen. Beiden ist gemeinsam, daB sie das Phanomen des Geldes und das System der Geldwirtschaft nicht oder doch nicht ausschlieBlich als Gegenstande der Wirtschaftswissenschaft betrachtet wissen wollen; "keine Zeile dieser Untersuchungen ist nationalokonomisch gemeint", schrieb Simmel, und auch Keynes wurde nicht mude, die Verhaltensmotive der an der Geldwirt- schaft beteiligten Menschen im Bereich ihrer nichtrationalen Erwartungen, Stimmungen und so gar Illusionen aufzuspuren. Sowohl die Geldlehre von Keynes als auch Simmels "Philosophie" des Geldes sind in weiten Berei- chen nichts anderes als eine "Psychologie des Geldes" und des Geldge- brauchs, der wir inzwischen in Koln in einer Fulle von empirischen Unter- suchungen und Erhebungen naher nachgegangen sind 1 .
https://www.amazon.com/Geld-Philosophie-Psychologie-Geldes-German/dp/3409965815/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&qid=1613131626&refinements=p_27%3ASally+Herbert+Frankel&s=books&sr=1-2&text=Sally+Herbert+Frankel
1979
Sally Herbert Frankel
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Sally Herbert Frankel was professor of economics. He did research in maize marketing and government railway policy in South Africa, compiled calculations of the national income for the South African treasury. Frankel investigated the mining industry for the Rhodesian government. He was professor of the Economics of Underdeveloped Countries at Oxford University.
Education
Sally Herbert Frankel was educated in Johannesburg. He is a Master of Arts from the University of Johannesburg.
Career
Sally Herbert Frankel worked as a professor of economics at Witwatersrand University from 1931 to 1946. He did research in maize marketing and government railway policy in South Africa, compiled calculations of the national income for the South African treasury (1941–48). Frankel investigated the railway system (1942) and mining industry (1945) for the Rhodesian government. Since 1946 he was Professor firstly of Colonial Economic Affairs, and later the Economics of Underdeveloped Countries at Oxford University in the period following the Second World War.
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Capital Investment in Africa, Its Course and Effects
(xvi, 487 pages, with 102 tables, 6 folding charts and 2 f...)
- The Economic Impact on Under-Developed Societies: Essays on International Investment and Social Change
- Investment and the Return to Equity Capital in the South African Gold Mining Industry 1887-1965 an International Comparison
- INVESTMENT AND THE RETURN TO EQUITY CAPITAL IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN GOLD MINING INDUSTRY, 1887-1965; AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON [BY] S. HERBERT FRANKEL (An Unread Copy with Slight Foxing to the Cloth)
- Investment and the return to equity capital in the South African gold mining industry, 1887-1965 : an international comparison
- Capital Investment in Africa: Its Course and Effects
- Investment and the Return to Equity Capital in the South African Gold Mining Industry, 1887-1965: An International Comparison
- Two Philosophies of Money: The Conflict of Trust and Authority
- Money & Liberty (AEI studies)
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Capital Investment in Africa, Its Course and Effects
Other Work
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Geld: Die Philosophie und die Psychologie des Geldes (German Edition)
(Die beiden "Philosophien des Geldes", die Professor Frank...)
1979
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Geld: Die Philosophie und die Psychologie des Geldes (German Edition)
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1926