Where the Curves Cross: Alfred Marshall’s 1890 Equilibrium of Demand and Supply, the Ships That Arrived After the Boom, and Why the Long-Term Equity Investor Must Ask Which Blade Moved

Cover: the Marshallian cross with demand shifted out, steep short-period and flat long-period supply curves

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