Einführung in die Methodenlehre der Nationalökonomie

Name: Einführung in die Methodenlehre der Nationalökonomie
Author: Kerschagl

1925

by Kerschagl

Austrian SchoolEconomic HistoryRichard KerschaglVolkswirtschaftCarl MengerClassical EconomicsEugen von Bohm-BawerkFriedrich von WieserHistorical SchoolKarl KniesMethodenstreitMethodologyOthmar SpannPhysiocracyWerner SombartWilhelm RoscherAlfred AmonnEmpiricismEpistemologyIndividualismJoseph SchumpeterAristotleJohn Stuart MillMarxismMercantilismMathematical EconomicsTeleologyAdam SmithCausalityDavid RicardoDivision of LaborGustav SchmollerUtilitarianismFranz OppenheimerVerstehenMarginal Utility

Table of Contents · 19 segments

Title Page and Publication Detailsfront_matter

Table of Contents: Part I - The Theoriestable_of_contents

Table of Contents and Preface to the Third Editiontheoretical

Introduction to the History of Economic Methodtheoretical

Overview of Methodological Development from Antiquity to the 19th Centurytheoretical

The Methodology of the Physiocratstheoretical

The Methodology of the Classical School (Smith, Ricardo, Mill)theoretical

The Methodology of the Historical School: Roscher and Kniestheoretical

Carl Menger and the Methodenstreittheoretical

The Methodology of the Austrian School: Wieser and Böhm-Bawerktheoretical

Joseph Schumpeter's Functional Methodologytheoretical

Teleology and Social Theory: Gruntzel and Stammlertheoretical

Rickert's Value-Based Methodology and Oppenheimer's Sociologytheoretical

The Universalist Methodology of Othmar Spanntheoretical

Modern Methodological Perspectives: Amonn, Sombart, and Englischtheoretical

The Problem of Reality in Economic Theorytheoretical

Exactness, Quantification, and Calculabilitytheoretical

Necessity and Economic Lawstheoretical

Synthesis: Causal vs. Teleological Methods in Economicstheoretical