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Principles of economics
1950
by
Menger
Austrian School
Carl Menger
Frank Knight
Friedrich A. Hayek
Mises Institute
Monetary Theory
Joseph Schumpeter
Ludwig von Mises
Historical School
Leon Walras
Marginal Utility
Methodenstreit
Opportunity Cost
Subjective Value
William Stanley Jevons
Zurechnung
Methodology
Causality
Wilhelm Roscher
Aristotle
Monopoly
Capital Goods
Economic Goods
Complementary Goods
Uncertainty
Adam Smith
Division of Labor
Economic Development
Planned Economy
Property Rights
Scarcity
Communism
Labor Theory of Value
National Income
Exchange Value
Use Value
Utility
Production Costs
Valuation
Factors of Production
Abstinence Theory
Interest Rates
Productivity of Capital
Time Preference
Economic Calculation
Entrepreneurship
Productivity
David Ricardo
Ground Rent
Income Distribution
Competition
Equilibrium
Price Formation
Price Theory
Purchasing Power
Consumer Sovereignty
Guilds
Profit and Loss
Bruno Hildebrand
Liquidity
Speculation
Spontaneous Order
Commodity Money
Economic History
Albert Schaffle
Karl Knies
Lorenz von Stein
Anne-Robert-Jacques Turgot
Jean-Baptiste Say
Thomas Malthus
John Law
Plato
Table of Contents · 53 segments
1
Title Page and Publication Information
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2
Table of Contents
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3
Editor's Note and Selected Bibliography
bibliography
4
Introduction by F.A. Hayek
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5
Translator's Preface
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6
Author's Preface
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7
Chapter I: The General Theory of the Good
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8
Prerequisites of Goods-Character and Imaginary Goods
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9
Relationships and Useful Actions as Goods
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10
The Causal Connections Between Goods: Orders of Goods
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11
The Laws Governing Goods-Character: Complementary Goods
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12
Derivation of Goods-Character from Lower Orders
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13
Time, Error, and Uncertainty in Production
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14
Causes of Progress in Human Welfare
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15
Property and the Interdependence of Goods
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16
Economy and Economic Goods: Human Requirements
chapter
17
Requirements for Goods of Higher Order (Means of Production)
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18
The Time Limits Within Which Human Needs are Felt
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19
The Available Quantities and Economic Information
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20
The Origin of Human Economy and Economic Goods
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21
Non-Economic Goods and the Nature of Economy
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22
The Laws Governing the Economic Character of Goods
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23
Wealth and the Paradox of Abundance
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24
The Theory of Value: Nature and Origin
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25
The Original Measure of Value: Subjective and Objective Factors
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26
Applications of the Theory of Value: Scarcity and Context
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27
The Influence of Differences in the Quality of Goods on Their Value
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28
The Subjective Character of the Measure of Value
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29
The Laws Governing the Value of Goods of Higher Order
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30
The Productivity of Capital and Time Preference
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31
The Value of Complementary Quantities and Entrepreneurial Activity
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32
The Value of Individual Goods of Higher Order
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33
The Value of the Services of Land, Capital, and Labor
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34
The Theory of Exchange: Foundations and Limits
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35
The Theory of Price: Isolated Exchange and Monopoly
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36
The Influence of Fixed Prices on Monopolized Goods
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37
The Principles of Monopoly Trading and Policy
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38
Price Formation and Distribution Under Bilateral Competition
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39
The Advantages of Competition and Large-Scale Production
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40
Chapter VI: Use Value and Exchange Value
chapter
41
Chapter VII: The Theory of Commodity
chapter
42
The Outer Limits of the Marketability of Commodities
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43
The Different Degrees of Marketability of Commodities
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44
The Facility with which Commodities Circulate
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45
The Nature and Origin of Money
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46
The Kinds of Money Appropriate to Particular Peoples and Periods
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47
Money as a Measure of Price and Store of Value
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48
Coinage and Subsidiary Currency
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49
Appendices A-H: Historical and Critical Notes on Economic Concepts
footnotes
50
Historical Conceptions of the Commodity and Money
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51
Appendix I: Designations for Money
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52
Etymology of Money in Arabic and Appendix J: History of Theories of the Origin of Money
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53
Index of Subjects and Authors
bibliography