Just Price Theory

Just Price Theory: Historical Perspectives and Contemporary Insights, 1st Edition, provides an interdisciplinary investigation into the moral, legal, conceptual, and political dimensions of fair market values. Designed for scholars and students, this volume brings together experts in political philosophy and jurisprudence to examine socio-legal aspects of just prices and the political economy of pricing justice.

The volume is organized into two primary parts. The first part evaluates normative criteria for market prices, exploring theoretical themes such as the virtue of justice in economic thought, market risk, and fairness metrics in wage exploitation. The second part focuses on institutional factors, assessing legal norms, social practices, and how price units of account function in market settings.

As part of the Critical Studies in Jurisprudence series published by Routledge, this 180-page work provides academic readers with structured coverage of historical perspectives and contemporary theoretical insights. It offers academic support for analyzing market fairness across historical legal traditions and modern economic institutions.