Introduction to the Theory of Value

Name: Introduction to the Theory of Value
Author: Smart

1931

[Title Page and Prefaces]: The front matter and prefaces introduce William Smart's work as an English-language introduction to the Austrian School of economics, specifically the value theories of Menger, Wieser, and Böhm...

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Title Page and Prefacestheoretical

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Contents and Bibliographybibliography

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Chapter I: Introductorytheoretical

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Chapter II: The Analysis of Valuetheoretical

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Chapter III: The Difference Between Utility and Valuetheoretical

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Chapter IV: The Scale of Valuetheoretical

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Chapter V: The Marginal Utilitytheoretical

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Chapter VI: Difficulties and Explanationstheoretical

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Determinants of Marginal Utility: Usefulness and Scarcitytheoretical

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Chapter VII: Complementary Goodschapter

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Chapter VIII: Subjective Exchange Valuechapter

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Chapter IX: From Subjective to Objective Valuechapter

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Chapter X: Pricechapter

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Chapter XI: Subjective Valuations the Basis of Pricechapter

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Chapter XII: Cost of Productionchapter

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Chapter XIII: From Marginal Products to Cost of Productionchapter

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Chapter XIV: From Cost of Production to Productchapter

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Conclusion: The Fundamental Law of Valuechapter

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Appendix I: Wieser's Paradox of Valuetheoretical

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Appendix II: Theory of Value: The Demand Sidetheoretical

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Index and Colophonbibliography

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