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Über den Ursprung und die Hauptgesetze des wirtschaftlichen Werthes
1884
by
Wieser
Austrian School
Friedrich von Wieser
Carl Menger
David Ricardo
Friedrich Engels
Karl Marx
Subjective Value
William Stanley Jevons
Economic Calculation
Factors of Production
Marginal Utility
Epistemology
Exchange Value
Interest Rates
Objective Value
Valuation
Income Distribution
Adam Smith
Albert Schaffle
Mercantilism
Methodology
Economic Goods
Scarcity
Thomas Malthus
Economic Development
Complementary Goods
Overproduction
Productivity
Property Rights
Human Action
Utilitarianism
Labor Theory of Value
Production Costs
Opportunity Cost
Utility
Wages
Capital Theory
Economic History
John Stuart Mill
Johann Karl Rodbertus
Socialism
Capital Consumption
Planned Economy
Economic Efficiency
Entrepreneurship
Zurechnung
Division of Labor
Price Formation
Spontaneous Order
Causality
Capitalism
Ground Rent
National Income
Mathematical Economics
Infrastructure
Uncertainty
Cartels
Innovation
Monopoly
Price Theory
Trade Unions
Supply and Demand
Use Value
Table of Contents · 40 segments
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Google Digitization Notice and Usage Guidelines
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Title Page and Provenance
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Vorwort (Preface)
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Inhalt (Table of Contents)
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Chapter I, Section 1: The Scientific Significance of Linguistic Concepts
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Chapter I, Section 2: Common Linguistic Concepts of Value
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Ueber den Begriff des gesellschaftlichen Tauschwerthes
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Das wissenschaftliche Werthproblem und die Entwicklung der Werthdoctrin
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Die Objecte und die näheren Umstände der Werthschätzung
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The Scarcity of Available Goods as a Condition of Economic Activity
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11
Natural Goods and the Hierarchy of Goods (Orders of Goods)
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12
Production as a Unified Whole and the Scarcity of Productive Factors
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13
The Economic Nature of Labor and the Reality of Scarcity
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14
The Power of Disposal and the Definition of Economic Actions
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15
The Concept of Economy and Economic Tendency
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16
The Origin of Value: Preliminary Remarks
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17
The Psychological Nature of Interest in Goods
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18
Deriving Value from Utility: Scarcity and Economic Power
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19
Critique of the Cost Theory of Value
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20
The Derivation of Value from Labor
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21
Civilization and the Shift from Labor-Pain to Utility-Value
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22
Critique of Capital as 'Materialized Labor'
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23
The Incommensurability of Labor and Capital Costs
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24
The Supreme Rule of Valuation and the Role of the Economic Plan
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25
The Valuation of Goods Without Regard to Production: The Law of Marginal Utility
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26
Economic Calculation and the Psychology of Marginal Utility
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27
The Valuation of Goods with Regard to Production: General Rules
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28
The Law of Costs and Marginal Utility in Production
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29
The Social and Economic Function of Cost-Based Valuation
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30
The Value of Cooperating Production Factors
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31
Social and Legal Implications of Imputation
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32
The Calculability of Value
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33
The Mechanical Misconception of Value Calculation
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34
Mathematical Expression of Value and Marginal Utility
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35
The Dominance of Marginal Value in Economic Action
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36
Exceptions to Marginal Utility: Collective Utility and Public Goods
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37
Exceptions to Marginal Utility: Total Loss and Existential Threats
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38
Innovation, Monopolies, and Collective Bargaining
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39
Terminology and the Primacy of Marginal Value
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40
Conclusion: The Eternal Nature of Value and Marginal Utility
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