Just Price in the Markets

Exploring the concept of "just price," this book traces its evolution from Aristotle's philosophical foundations to contemporary interpretations. It examines how economic, ethical, and social dimensions have influenced pricing theories over centuries. By highlighting key thinkers and historical contexts, the narrative reveals the complexities surrounding fair pricing and its implications in modern economics. This insightful analysis offers a comprehensive understanding of how the notion of just price has shaped and continues to shape market practices.