The book The Troubled Question, by Professor Werner Zombart, translated from the German S. Ia. Brusovym, was published in St. Petersburg in 1910 by the publication "The Enlightenment." It contains 154 pages and includes tables as well as bibliographic references in the text About the Book: "The matter of matter is related to the social and economic aspects of the work and the labor class, which are characteristic of the scientific works of Zombart. He was known as an economist, a historian and a sociologist, studied capitalism, socialism and civil movements, and he was influenced by Marx when he was young, but then he developed his own ideas about how to develop price and value: Werner Zombart was one of the key German economists of the early XX century. His work was often compared to that of Max Weber, but Zombart was more concerned with external factors than with the influence of Jewish merchants in the development of capitalism. His ideas about socialism and capitalism made him a controversial figure among economists if you want to sell this book, consider its historical value, and the first edition of 1910, especially in good condition, presents interest to collectors and students of history of economic thought. There are library images