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Grundprobleme der Nationalökonomie

1933

[Title Page and Publication Details]: The title page and publication information for Ludwig von Mises' 1933 work 'Grundprobleme der Nationalökonomie', which investigates the methods, tasks, and content of economic and so...

Austrian School Ludwig von Mises Carl Menger Empiricism Epistemology Historical School John Stuart Mill Methodology Nassau Senior A Priori Arthur Spiethoff Max Weber Methodenstreit Praxeology Economic Policy Human Action Institutionalism Interventionism Marxism Werner Sombart Rationality Subjective Value utilitarianism Auguste Comte David Hume David Ricardo Jeremy Bentham Liberalism natural law Richard Cantillon Karl Knies Verstehen Causality Gustav Schmoller economic goods Factors of Production Teleology Zurechnung Friedrich von Wieser Monetary Theory Monopoly Time Preference Georg Friedrich Knapp Immanuel Kant Iron Law of Wages Lionel Robbins Division of Labor Property Rights Value Judgments Collectivism Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Individualism Othmar Spann Socialism Gunnar Myrdal political economy Trade Unions Wages Otto von Bismarck Volkswirtschaft Walter Bagehot Ideal Type Scarcity Catallactics Gresham's Law Price Controls Marginal Utility Classical Economics imperialism Purchasing Power Reparations Economic History Economic Development ideology Karl Bucher Mathematical Economics Valuation Capitalism Price Formation Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk Franz Oppenheimer Productivity Thomas Malthus Economic Calculation dialectical materialism Equilibrium William Stanley Jevons Competition Lausanne School Opportunity Cost Profit and Loss Consumer Sovereignty Rudolf Hilferding Statism Karl Marx Bureaucracy determinism Friedrich Engels Gustav Cassel Capital Goods Fixed Capital Innovation Rationalization Planned Economy Free Trade Protectionism Business Cycles Forced Saving Malinvestment Depreciation Entrepreneurship Labor Mobility

Table of Contents · 73 segments

1

Title Page and Publication Detailstheoretical

2

Preface: The Logical Status of Economics and the Failure of Empiricismtheoretical

3

The Distinction Between History and General Theorytheoretical

4

The Scientific Necessity of Universal Economic Lawstheoretical

5

The Relationship Between Theory, History, and Politicstheoretical

6

Table of Contentsbibliography

7

Table of Contents and Introduction to the Science of Human Actiontheoretical

8

The Emergence of Sociology and Economics as Sciencestheoretical

9

Historicism vs. Universal Economic Lawstheoretical

10

The Impossibility of A Posteriori Economic Lawstheoretical

11

The A Priori Nature of Praxeologytheoretical

12

Historical Precursors of the A Priori Viewtheoretical

13

The Scope and Categories of the A Priori Systemtheoretical

14

Theory as the Prerequisite for Experiencetheoretical

15

The Rationality of Action and Subjective Endstheoretical

16

Value-Freedom in Science and the Liberal Programtheoretical

17

Individualism vs. Collectivism and Universalismtheoretical

18

Science vs. Metaphysics and the Limits of Thoughttheoretical

19

Critique of Instinct-Based Sociologytheoretical

20

Critique of Myrdal and the 'Psychological' Defense of Unionstheoretical

21

Myth, Magic, and the Rationality of Primitive Mantheoretical

22

Sociology and History: Methodological Foundationstheoretical

23

Methodological vs. Logical Problems in Social Sciencetheoretical

24

The Decline of Theory and the Rise of Value-Judgment Debatestheoretical

25

The Logic of History and the Misunderstanding of Sociologytheoretical

26

Critique of Max Weber's Ideal Typestheoretical

27

The Universality of the Economic Principletheoretical

28

Refuting Weber's Categories of Actiontheoretical

29

Gresham's Law and the Nature of Economic Lawstheoretical

30

Causality and the Universality of Theorytheoretical

31

Rationalism and the Roots of Anti-Theoretical Errorstheoretical

33

History without Sociology: The Necessity of Theory in Historical Analysistheoretical

34

The Resistance of Historicism to Sociological Theorytheoretical

35

The Constancy of Human Reason and the Critique of Lévy-Bruhltheoretical

36

General History and the Role of Ideal Typestheoretical

37

Static Method and the Impossibility of Historical Lawstheoretical

38

The Division of Labor and the Critique of Stage Theoriestheoretical

39

Geographical Stage Theories and the Limits of Quantitative Analysistheoretical

40

The Universal Validity of Sociological Knowledge vs. Marxismtheoretical

41

Conclusion: The Synthesis of Theory and Historytheoretical

42

Knowledge from Without and Knowledge from Withintheoretical

43

Conception and Understanding (Begreifen und Verstehen)theoretical

44

The Irrational as an Object of Knowledgetheoretical

45

Sombart's Critique of Economicstheoretical

46

Logic and Social Sciencetheoretical

47

The Path of Subjectivist Value Theory: Defining the 'Economic'theoretical

48

Preference as the Basic Element of Human Behaviortheoretical

49

Eudemonism, Psychology, and Economicstheoretical

50

Economics, Technology, and the Law of Returnstheoretical

51

Monetary Calculation and the Limits of Economic Calculationtheoretical

52

Data Changes and the Limits of Quantitative Theorytheoretical

53

The Role of Time in Economicstheoretical

54

The Concept of 'Resistances' and Market Theorytheoretical

55

The Subjective Concept of Costs and Scientific Continuitytheoretical

56

Remarks on the Fundamental Problem of Subjective Value Theorytheoretical

57

The Overcoming of the Value Antinomytheoretical

58

Subjective Valuation vs. Rational Scalestheoretical

59

Critique of Menger's Definition of Goodstheoretical

60

The Unity of Economic and Non-Economic Motivestheoretical

61

The Homo Oeconomicus and Ideal Typestheoretical

62

Psychological Roots of Resistance to Economic Theorytheoretical

63

The Marxist (Sociology of Knowledge) Hypothesistheoretical

64

The Role of Resentment in Economic Thoughttheoretical

65

Necessity and Freedom in Social Sciencetheoretical

66

Conclusion: The Isolation of Sciencetheoretical

67

The Dispute Over Value Theory (Introduction to Dresden Speech)essay

68

Subjectivism vs. Universalism in Economicsessay

69

The Determinant 'Past' in Productiontheoretical

70

Socialist Planning and the Illusion of Technical Perfectiontheoretical

71

The Determinant 'Past' and Trade Policytheoretical

72

The Misallocation of Capitaltheoretical

73

Labor Adaptation and Entrepreneurial Judgmenttheoretical

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Index (Register)bibliography