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Principles of economics

1981

[Title Page and Publication Information]: Title page and copyright information for the 1981 edition of Carl Menger's Principles of Economics, including credits for translators James Dingwall and Bert F...

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

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Title Page and Publication Informationtheoretical

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Table of Contentstheoretical

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Editor's Note and Selected Bibliographybibliography

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Introduction by F.A. Hayektheoretical

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Translator's Prefacetheoretical

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Author's Prefacetheoretical

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Chapter I: The General Theory of the Goodtheoretical

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Prerequisites of Goods-Character and Imaginary Goodstheoretical

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Relationships and Useful Actions as Goodstheoretical

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The Causal Connections Between Goods: Orders of Goodstheoretical

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The Laws Governing Goods-Character: Complementary Goodstheoretical

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Derivation of Goods-Character from Lower Orderstheoretical

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Time, Error, and Uncertainty in Productiontheoretical

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Causes of Progress in Human Welfaretheoretical

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Property and the Interdependence of Goodstheoretical

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Economy and Economic Goods: Human Requirementschapter

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Requirements for Goods of Higher Order (Means of Production)theoretical

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The Time Limits Within Which Human Needs are Felttheoretical

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The Available Quantities and Economic Informationtheoretical

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The Origin of Human Economy and Economic Goodstheoretical

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Non-Economic Goods and the Nature of Economytheoretical

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The Laws Governing the Economic Character of Goodstheoretical

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Wealth and the Paradox of Abundancetheoretical

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The Theory of Value: Nature and Originchapter

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The Original Measure of Value: Subjective and Objective Factorstheoretical

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Applications of the Theory of Value: Scarcity and Contexttheoretical

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The Influence of Differences in the Quality of Goods on Their Valuetheoretical

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The Subjective Character of the Measure of Valuetheoretical

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The Laws Governing the Value of Goods of Higher Ordertheoretical

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The Productivity of Capital and Time Preferencetheoretical

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The Value of Complementary Quantities and Entrepreneurial Activitytheoretical

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The Value of Individual Goods of Higher Ordertheoretical

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The Value of the Services of Land, Capital, and Labortheoretical

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The Theory of Exchange: Foundations and Limitstheoretical

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The Theory of Price: Isolated Exchange and Monopolytheoretical

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The Influence of Fixed Prices on Monopolized Goodstheoretical

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The Principles of Monopoly Trading and Policytheoretical

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Price Formation and Distribution Under Bilateral Competitiontheoretical

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The Advantages of Competition and Large-Scale Productiontheoretical

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Chapter VI: Use Value and Exchange Valuechapter

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Chapter VII: The Theory of Commoditychapter

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The Outer Limits of the Marketability of Commoditiestheoretical

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The Different Degrees of Marketability of Commoditiestheoretical

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The Facility with which Commodities Circulatetheoretical

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The Nature and Origin of Moneychapter

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The Kinds of Money Appropriate to Particular Peoples and Periodstheoretical

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Money as a Measure of Price and Store of Valuetheoretical

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Coinage and Subsidiary Currencytheoretical

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Appendices A-H: Historical and Critical Notes on Economic Conceptsfootnotes

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Historical Conceptions of the Commodity and Moneytheoretical

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Appendix I: Designations for Moneyessay

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Etymology of Money in Arabic and Appendix J: History of Theories of the Origin of Moneyessay

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Index of Subjects and Authorsbibliography