Irving Fisher was a prominent and influential American economist recognized as a chief architect of modern neo-classical economics. This comprehensive biography delves into both his personal life and his extensive intellectual legacy. Fisher's career was marked by significant achievements, including the invention of a card index system that brought him financial success, as well as notable setbacks such as losing his fortune during the Great Crash. Beyond economics, he was an active campaigner for world peace, prohibition, and the concept of 100 percent deposit reserve money. This detailed account provides readers with a thorough understanding of Fisher's multifaceted life and enduring impact on economic thought, making it an essential resource for economists and scholars focused on pre-1950 American economic history.

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