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Die Marx Kritik der österreichischen Schule der Nationalökonomie

1974

by Böhm Bawerk

Austrian SchoolKarl MarxMarxismVolkswirtschaftEmil LedererEugen von Bohm-BawerkRudolf HilferdingSurplus ValueWerner SombartProfit and LossJohann Karl RodbertusCarl MengerDialectical MaterialismLeon WalrasMarginal UtilitySubjective ValueWilliam Stanley JevonsFriedrich EngelsFriedrich von WieserHermann Heinrich GossenInterest TheoryZurechnungUse ValueLabor Theory of ValueAdam SmithSocialismCapitalismExchange ValueExploitationCompetitionDavid RicardoMethodologyInterest RatesWagesAristotleSupply and DemandGeorg Wilhelm Friedrich HegelProductivityPlanned EconomyProduction CostsClassical EconomicsGround RentRaw MaterialsScarcityUtilityCapital TheoryMonopoly

Table of Contents · 43 segments

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Front Matter and Editorial Notefront_matter
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Title Page and Publication Informationfront_matter
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Table of Contentsindex
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Table of Contents and Introductory Notestheoretical
5
Introduction: The Nature of Marxian Critique and the Rise of Subjective Value Theoryessay
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The Reception of Capital and the Puzzle of the Average Profit Rateessay
7
The Theoretical Foundations of the Austrian Schoolessay
8
The Böhm-Bawerk vs. Hilferding Controversyessay
9
Komorzynski and Lederer: Further Perspectives on Marx-Critiqueessay
10
Review of Karl Marx: Das Kapital, Volume I (1869)theoretical
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Böhm-Bawerk: Karl Marx and the Close of His System - Introductionchapter
12
The Theory of Value and Surplus Valuetheoretical
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The Theory of the Average Rate of Profit and Prices of Productiontheoretical
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The Question of Contradiction: Böhm-Bawerk's Critiquetheoretical
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Refutation of the First and Second Arguments for the Law of Valuetheoretical
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Refutation of the Third Argument: Historical Priority of Valuetheoretical
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Refutation of the Fourth Argument: Indirect Regulation of Pricestheoretical
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The Origin of the Error: Dialectical Deduction vs. Empirical Realitytheoretical
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The Problem of Skilled Labor and the Tactical Use of Abstractiontheoretical
20
The Role of Competition and the Final Collapse of the Systemtheoretical
21
Werner Sombart's Apology and the Reinterpretation of Marx's Value Lawtheoretical
22
Critique of Sombart's Concept of Value as a Mental Facttheoretical
23
Methodological Disputes: Objectivism vs. Subjectivismtheoretical
24
Rudolf Hilferding: The Value as an Economic Categoryessay
25
The Problem of Qualified Labor and Social Necessitytheoretical
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Value and Average Profit: Resolving the Apparent Contradictiontheoretical
27
Historical and Social Regulation of Pricestheoretical
28
Wages, Profit, and the Organic Composition of Capitaltheoretical
29
The Subjectivist Fallacy and the Social Reality of Labortheoretical
30
Roman Rosdolsky: The Problem of Qualified Labortheoretical
31
The Probable Marxian Solution to the Problem of Skilled Labortheoretical
32
Johann von Komorzynski: The Third Volume of Karl Marx's Capitalchapter
33
Marx's Original Theory of Value and Surplus Valuetheoretical
34
Critique of the Labor Theory of Value: The Role of Utility and Naturetheoretical
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Kritik der Arbeitswerttheorie: Die Rolle von Naturkräften und Produktionsmittelntheoretical
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Die Ausbeutungslehre und der Mehrwert bei Marxtheoretical
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Widersprüche der Ausbeutungstheorie: Profitrate und Wertsteigerungtheoretical
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Retrospective on Rodbertus and the Problem of the Equal Rate of Profittheoretical
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Literary Responses to the Profit Rate Puzzle: Lexis, Schmidt, and Firemantheoretical
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Marx's Theory of the Formation of the Average Profit Ratetheoretical
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The Internal Contradiction of the Reformed Marxian Doctrinetheoretical
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Emil Lederer: Contributions to the Critique of the Marxian Systemessay
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Biographical Notes: Böhm-Bawerk, Hilferding, Rosdolsky, Komorzynski, and Ledererbibliography