Grundzüge der Theorie des wirtschaftlichen Güterwerts
1932
by Böhm Bawerk
Economic HistoryEugen von Bohm-BawerkSubjective ValueAdam SmithAustrian SchoolCarl MengerFriedrich von WieserObjective ValueExchange ValueUtilityWilliam Stanley JevonsEconomic GoodsMarginal UtilityScarcityAlbert SchaffleEconomic CalculationCapital GoodsComplementary GoodsEntrepreneurshipFactors of ProductionZurechnungDavid RicardoSocialismInterest RatesJean-Baptiste SayTime PreferenceWilhelm RoscherDivision of LaborMethodologyPurchasing PowerPrice FormationEquilibriumJohann Heinrich von ThunenWelfare StateProduction CostsSupply and DemandJohn Stuart MillEffective DemandFiat MoneyPrice Theory
Table of Contents · 32 segments
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Title Page and Series Informationtheoretical
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Preface to the 1932 Reprinttheoretical
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Introduction: The Ambiguity of the Term 'Value'theoretical
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Defining Subjective and Objective Valuetheoretical
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Part I, Chapter I: Nature and Origin of Subjective Valuetheoretical
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Part I, Chapter II: The Magnitude of Value and the Law of Marginal Utilitytheoretical
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Causuistic Complications: Substitution and Total Valuetheoretical
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Objections to Measuring Subjective Feelingstheoretical
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Multiple Uses and Complementary Goodstheoretical
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The Value of Substitutable Complementary Goodstheoretical
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Distribution of Total Value and Imputation to Productive Forcestheoretical
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The Value of Productive Goods and the Law of Coststheoretical
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The Transmission of Value Through Production Chainstheoretical
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Historical Context and the Identity of Value and Coststheoretical
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Versatility of Productive Goods and the Reflected Law of Coststheoretical
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A Defense: Complexity and Practical Valuationtheoretical
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The Scientific Significance of Subjective Valuetheoretical
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The Theory of Objective Exchange Value: Introductiontheoretical
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The Problem of Price Laws and Economic Methodologytheoretical
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The Basic Law of Price Formation: Subjective Foundationstheoretical
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Price Formation in Isolated Exchange and One-Sided Competitiontheoretical
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Price Formation in One-Sided Competition of Sellerstheoretical
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Price Formation in Bilateral Competition: The Law of Marginal Pairstheoretical
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The Psychological Foundations of Price and the Analogy to Marginal Utilitytheoretical
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Detailed Analysis of Price Determinantstheoretical
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Critique of the Law of Supply and Demandtheoretical
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Critique of Traditional Supply and Demand Definitionstheoretical
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The Intensity of Demand and the Role of Subjective Valuetheoretical
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The Intensity of Supply and the Critique of Production Costs as a Price Floortheoretical
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Summary of the Reform of Supply and Demand Theorytheoretical
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Section VI: The Law of Costs (Das Kostengesetz)chapter
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The Synthesis of Subjective Value, Marginal Utility, and Coststheoretical