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Economic doctrine and method
1912
by
Schumpeter
Historical School
Joseph Schumpeter
Marginal Utility
Physiocracy
Sozialpolitik
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Karl Marx
Political Economy
Wilhelm Roscher
Adam Smith
Aristotle
David Hume
David Ricardo
Individualism
John Locke
Mercantilism
Natural Law
Plato
Rationality
Capital Theory
Anne-Robert-Jacques Turgot
Classical Economics
Ground Rent
John Stuart Mill
Labor Theory of Value
Say's Law
Thomas Malthus
Utilitarianism
Division of Labor
Methodology
Social Policy
Value Judgments
Bruno Hildebrand
Gustav Schmoller
Karl Knies
Methodenstreit
Auguste Comte
Economic History
Carl Menger
Empiricism
Epistemology
Alfred Marshall
Irving Fisher
Leon Walras
Mathematical Economics
Vilfredo Pareto
William Stanley Jevons
Albert Schaffle
Friedrich von Wieser
Austrian School
Marxism
Adolf Wagner
Subjective Value
Price Formation
Georg Friedrich Knapp
Interest Theory
Monetary Theory
Wages
Zurechnung
Table of Contents · 22 segments
1
Front Matter and Table of Contents
front_matter
2
Translator's Foreword
preface
3
Bibliographical Preface
bibliography
4
I: The Development of Economics as a Science
theoretical
5
II: The Discovery of the Circular Flow of Economic Life
theoretical
6
III: The Classical System and Its Offshoots
theoretical
7
IV: The Historical School and the Theory of Marginal Utility (Introduction)
theoretical
8
The Influence of Sozialpolitik on Economic Science
chapter
9
The Essence and Spirit of the Historical School
chapter
10
The Rise and Dominance of the Historical School in Germany
chapter
11
The Historical Movement Outside Germany: England and France
chapter
12
The Methodenstreit: Menger vs. Schmoller
chapter
13
The Mathematical Method in Economics
chapter
14
Key Contributions of the Historical School to Economic Thought
chapter
15
The Organic Point of View and the Historical School
theoretical
16
The Revival of Theoretical Analysis and Marginal Utility
theoretical
17
International Reception and Schools of Marginal Utility
theoretical
18
Consolidation of Modern Theory and Eclecticism
theoretical
19
Theoretical Innovations: Value, Price, and Subjective Utility
theoretical
20
Applications of Theory: Money, Distribution, and Interest
theoretical
21
Conclusion: The Organic Development of Economic Science
theoretical
22
Index of Authors and Works
bibliography