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Grundriss der Sozialökonomik
1914
by
Schumpeter
Classical Economics
Friedrich von Wieser
Historical School
Joseph Schumpeter
Karl Bucher
Marginal Utility
Methodology
Physiocracy
Adam Smith
Capital Theory
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Karl Marx
Wilhelm Roscher
Aristotle
Economic History
Natural Law
Plato
Price Theory
Interest Theory
Property Rights
Individualism
John Locke
Rationality
Thomas Hobbes
Utilitarianism
Balance of Payments
David Hume
Mercantilism
Richard Cantillon
William Petty
Anne-Robert-Jacques Turgot
Division of Labor
David Ricardo
Frederic Bastiat
Jean-Baptiste Say
John Stuart Mill
Nassau Senior
Thomas Malthus
Empiricism
Jeremy Bentham
Value Judgments
Auguste Comte
Equilibrium
Friedrich List
Nationalism
Diminishing Returns
Factors of Production
Comparative Advantage
International Trade
Labor Theory of Value
Production Costs
Supply and Demand
Abstinence Theory
Ground Rent
Surplus Value
Economic Crisis
Monetary Theory
Overproduction
Quantity Theory of Money
Say's Law
Underconsumption
Social Policy
Sozialpolitik
Bruno Hildebrand
Gustav Schmoller
Karl Knies
Methodenstreit
Georg Friedrich Knapp
Institutionalism
Lujo Brentano
Carl Menger
Epistemology
Irving Fisher
Leon Walras
Mathematical Economics
Vilfredo Pareto
Austrian School
William Stanley Jevons
Opportunity Cost
Productivity
Subjective Value
Zurechnung
Business Cycles
John Bates Clark
Table of Contents · 27 segments
1
Title Page and Table of Contents
chapter
2
Literature Review of Economic History and Dogma
bibliography
3
The Development of Social Economics as a Science: Ancient Roots
chapter
4
Aristotelian Economic Theory and its Legacy
theoretical
5
The Rise of Rationalism and Natural Law
theoretical
6
The Practical Roots: English Economic Literature and Mercantilism
theoretical
7
Continental Developments: Cameralism and Italian Economic Thought
theoretical
8
The Discovery of the Economic Circular Flow: Physiocracy
theoretical
9
The Synthesis of Adam Smith and Turgot
theoretical
10
The Classical System and Its Successors: Overview and Key Figures
chapter
11
The Rise and Decline of the Ricardian School
theoretical
12
Methodology and the Separation of Science and Politics
theoretical
13
Economic Laws, Naturalism, and the Concept of 'Normal' Price
theoretical
14
Sociological Critiques: Romanticism, Nationalism, and Socialism
theoretical
15
The Structure of Classical Theory: Factors of Production and Distribution
theoretical
16
Value Theory and International Trade
theoretical
17
Theories of Rent, Wages, and Profit
theoretical
18
Special Topics: Money, Machinery, and Crisis Theory
theoretical
19
The Historical School and Marginal Utility Theory: Introduction and the Role of Social Policy
theoretical
20
The Essence of the Historical School and the Role of Gustav von Schmoller
theoretical
21
The Rise and Dominance of the Historical School in Germany
theoretical
22
International Reactions: Historical Tendencies in England, France, and Beyond
theoretical
23
The Methodenstreit: Menger vs. Schmoller and the Reconciliation of Methods
theoretical
24
The Legacy of the Historical School and the Mathematical Method
theoretical
25
The Marginal Utility Revolution: Foundations and Global Adoption
theoretical
26
Theoretical Innovations: Value, Price, and Distribution
theoretical
27
Capital, Interest, and the Future of Economic Science
theoretical