Über den Ursprung und die Hauptgesetze des wirtschaftlichen Werthes

Name: Über den Ursprung und die Hauptgesetze des wirtschaftlichen Werthes
Author: Wieser

1884

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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

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Title Page and Provenancemetadata

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Vorwort (Preface)theoretical

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Inhalt (Table of Contents)theoretical

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Chapter I, Section 1: The Scientific Significance of Linguistic Conceptstheoretical

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Chapter I, Section 2: Common Linguistic Concepts of Valuetheoretical

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Ueber den Begriff des gesellschaftlichen Tauschwertheschapter

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Das wissenschaftliche Werthproblem und die Entwicklung der Werthdoctrinchapter

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Die Objecte und die näheren Umstände der Werthschätzungchapter

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The Scarcity of Available Goods as a Condition of Economic Activitytheoretical

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Natural Goods and the Hierarchy of Goods (Orders of Goods)theoretical

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Production as a Unified Whole and the Scarcity of Productive Factorstheoretical

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The Economic Nature of Labor and the Reality of Scarcitytheoretical

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The Power of Disposal and the Definition of Economic Actionstheoretical

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The Concept of Economy and Economic Tendencytheoretical

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The Origin of Value: Preliminary Remarkstheoretical

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The Psychological Nature of Interest in Goodstheoretical

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Deriving Value from Utility: Scarcity and Economic Powertheoretical

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Critique of the Cost Theory of Valuetheoretical

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The Derivation of Value from Laborchapter

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Civilization and the Shift from Labor-Pain to Utility-Valuetheoretical

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Critique of Capital as 'Materialized Labor'theoretical

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The Incommensurability of Labor and Capital Coststheoretical

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The Supreme Rule of Valuation and the Role of the Economic Planchapter

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The Valuation of Goods Without Regard to Production: The Law of Marginal Utilitytheoretical

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Economic Calculation and the Psychology of Marginal Utilitytheoretical

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The Valuation of Goods with Regard to Production: General Rulestheoretical

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The Law of Costs and Marginal Utility in Productionchapter

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The Social and Economic Function of Cost-Based Valuationchapter

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The Value of Cooperating Production Factorstheoretical

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Social and Legal Implications of Imputationtheoretical

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The Calculability of Valuetheoretical

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The Mechanical Misconception of Value Calculationtheoretical

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Mathematical Expression of Value and Marginal Utilitytheoretical

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The Dominance of Marginal Value in Economic Actiontheoretical

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Exceptions to Marginal Utility: Collective Utility and Public Goodstheoretical

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Exceptions to Marginal Utility: Total Loss and Existential Threatstheoretical

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Innovation, Monopolies, and Collective Bargainingtheoretical

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Terminology and the Primacy of Marginal Valuetheoretical

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Conclusion: The Eternal Nature of Value and Marginal Utilitytheoretical

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