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Francis Corbaux

1769? – 1843

  • On the natural and mathematical laws concerning population, vitality, and mortality : the modifications which the law of mortality receives when referred to different classes of people, and generally the movements of population, in its progress of renewalOn the natural and mathematical laws concerning population, vitality, and mortality : the modifications which the law of mortality receives when referred to different classes of people, and generally the movements of population, in its progress of renewal
  • The Doctrine of Compound Interest: Illustrated and Applied to Perpetual ..The Doctrine of Compound Interest: Illustrated and Applied to Perpetual ..
  • A further inquiry into the present state of our national debt, and into the means and the prospect of its redemption ...A further inquiry into the present state of our national debt, and into the means and the prospect of its redemption ...
  • Dictionnaire des arbitages simples, considérés par rapport a la FranceDictionnaire des arbitages simples, considérés par rapport a la France
  • Dictionnaire des arbitrages simples, considérés par rapport a la France, dans les changes entre les villes commerçantes, tant de l'Europe que des autres parties du monde, et qui ont une correspondance mutuelleDictionnaire des arbitrages simples, considérés par rapport a la France, dans les changes entre les villes commerçantes, tant de l'Europe que des autres parties du monde, et qui ont une correspondance mutuelle
  • On the natural and mathematical laws concerning population, vitality, and mortaligy ..On the natural and mathematical laws concerning population, vitality, and mortaligy ..
  • On the natural and mathematical laws concerning population, vitality, and mortalityOn the natural and mathematical laws concerning population, vitality, and mortality
  • The doctrine of compound interestThe doctrine of compound interest
  • The doctrine of compound interest, illustrated and applied to perpetual annuitiesThe doctrine of compound interest, illustrated and applied to perpetual annuities