Probleme der Wertlehre: Die psychologischen Wurzeln des Widerstandes gegen die nationalökonomische Theorie
1931
by Mises and Spiethoff
Arthur SpiethoffLudwig von MisesSozialpolitikFranz OppenheimerOthmar SpannEmil LedererFriedrich A. HayekOskar MorgensternCarl MengerEpistemologyEugen von Bohm-BawerkGustav CasselMarginal UtilityMarxismMethodologySubjective ValueDavid RicardoKarl MarxObjective ValuePrice TheoryQuantity Theory of MoneyAlfred AmonnEquilibriumExchange ValueFriedrich von WieserLeon WalrasLiberalismGustav SchmollerHistorical SchoolLausanne SchoolPositivismUtilitarianismMonopolyPlanned EconomyCapitalismSocialismIdeologyEconomic CalculationInterventionismRationality
Table of Contents · 17 segments
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Title Page and Publication Detailsfront_matter
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Foreword by the Editorsforeword
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List of Speakersfront_matter
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Introduction and Opening Remarks by Ludwig Miseschapter
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Oskar Engländer on Subjective and Objective Valuechapter
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Alfred Amonn on the Scope of Value Theorychapter
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Procedural Discussion and Ewald Schams on Marginal Analysischapter
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Franz X. Weiß on the Austrian School and Political Neutralitychapter
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Arthur Spiethoff and Oskar Engländer: Historical vs. Pure Theorychapter
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Edmund Herzfelder on Measuring Valuechapter
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Gerhard Mackenroth's Critique of Subjective Value Theorychapter
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Wilhelm Vleugels and Gerhard Colm: Theory and Sociologychapter
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Morgenstern, Zeisl, and Rosenstein-Rodan: Data and Dynamicschapter
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Egner, Schmidt, and Helander: Ontology and Practicechapter
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Emil Lederer's Critique of Miseschapter
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Mises's Rebuttal and Final Remarkschapter
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Closing Statements by Amonn, Weiß, Lederer, and Spiethoffchapter