Austrian SchoolCarl MengerEconomic HistoryEugen von Bohm-BawerkFriedrich A. HayekFriedrich von WieserMarginal UtilityMethodologyMonetary TheoryEpistemologyEquilibriumMathematical EconomicsHistorical SchoolLeon WalrasWilliam Stanley JevonsEconomic CalculationFactors of ProductionSocialismZurechnungDavid RicardoLabor Theory of ValueOpportunity CostProduction CostsScarcityGround RentInterest TheoryProductivity of CapitalDepreciationEmil SaxExchange ValuePrice TheoryUse ValueMonopolyPurchasing PowerProgressive TaxationSubjective ValueTaxationCapital TheoryUtilityVolkswirtschaftInnovationHermann Heinrich GossenEconomic GoodsClassical EconomicsComplementary GoodsInterest RatesWagesCompetitionPrice FormationCommunismProperty RightsAdam SmithGustav SchmollerMethodenstreitJohann Heinrich von ThunenFiat MoneyGold StandardCommodity MoneyDivision of LaborFiduciary MediaObjective ValueQuantity Theory of MoneySupply and DemandThomas TookeVelocity of CirculationIndustrial RevolutionIndividualismPrice LevelReal IncomeBalance of PaymentsExchange RatesLabor MobilityAlfred MarshallProductivityBimetallismMonetary ReformCapital AccumulationPovertyExploitationLabor LawTrade UnionsCapitalismDemocracyProletariatFerdinand LassalleNationalizationEntrepreneurshipHerbert SpencerClass StrugglePlanned EconomyMarket ProcessResource Allocation
Table of Contents · 68 segments
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Biographical Introduction: Friedrich Freiherr von Wieserbiographical introduction
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Bibliography of Friedrich von Wieserbibliography
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Editorial Remarks on the Selection of Essaystheoretical
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Table of Contentstheoretical
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The Scientific Significance of Linguistic Conceptstheoretical
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The Nature and Main Content of Theoretical Economics: Critical Glosses on Schumpetertheoretical
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The Austrian School and the Theory of Value (Section Header)theoretical
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The Austrian School and the Theory of Value: Methodology and Foundationstheoretical
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The Theory of Imputation (Zurechnung)theoretical
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Production Costs and the Role of Labortheoretical
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Interest, Capital Value, and Ground Renttheoretical
12
Capital Valuation and the Emergence of Exchange Valuetheoretical
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Social Stratification, Production, and the Limits of Price as Social Valuetheoretical
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Subjective vs. Objective Value and the Role of Public Financetheoretical
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Theory of Value: A Response to Professor Macvaneessay
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The Role of Capital and Utility in Cost Calculationessay
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Definition and Concept of 'Goods' (Gut)theoretical
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Classification of Goods: Free vs. Economic and Direct vs. Indirecttheoretical
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Productive Factors and the Limits of the Concept of Goodstheoretical
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The Debate on Labor as an Immaterial Goodtheoretical
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Rights, Relationships, and the Division of Goodstheoretical
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The Nature of Production: Orders of Goods and Complementaritytheoretical
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Marginal Utility: Foundations and the Goal of Economytheoretical
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The Elementary Phenomenon of Economic Valuetheoretical
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Utility and the Disutility of Labortheoretical
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The Imputation of Utility Yieldtheoretical
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Imputation for Land, Capital, and Labortheoretical
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Costs as a Phenomenon of Marginal Utilitytheoretical
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The Problem of Price and Market Dynamicstheoretical
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Exchange Value and Marginal Utility in the Individual Economytheoretical
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Social Marginal Utility, Administration, and Tax Justicetheoretical
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Biography and Intellectual Legacy of Karl Mengeressay
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Menger's Methodological Struggle and the German Contextessay
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The Theory of Urban Ground Rent: Introduction and Critique of Ricardotheoretical
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The Mechanics of Urban Rent: Outbidding and Social Stratificationtheoretical
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Monetary Theory and Currency Policy (Section Header)theoretical
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The Value of Money and Its Historical Changes (Inaugural Lecture)essay
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The Function and Nature of Money in the Exchange Economyessay
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The Theory of Monetary Value and the Quantity Theoryessay
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Historical Shifts in Monetary Value and the Expansion of the Money Economyessay
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Monetary Value and Its Changes: Personal vs. Social Valuetheoretical
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Der persönliche und der volkswirtschaftliche Tauschwert des Geldestheoretical
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Definition des spezifischen volkswirtschaftlichen Geldwertestheoretical
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Die historische Kontinuität des Geldwertestheoretical
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Kritik der Quantitätstheorie und Neuformulierung des Geldwertproblemstheoretical
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Die Veränderungen des Geldwertes: Einkommen und Naturalwirtschafttheoretical
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The International Value of Money and its Changestheoretical
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On the Measurement of Changes in the Value of Moneyessay
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The Resumption of Specie Payments in Austria-Hungaryessay
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Großbetrieb und Produktivgenossenschaft: The Socialist Demand and the Nature of Workessay
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The Social Question and the Evolution of Cultureessay
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The Impact of Large-Scale Enterprise on the Working Classessay
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The Decline of the Middle Class and the Search for New Legal Formsessay
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The Constitutional Analogy of the Enterpriseessay
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The Failure of Traditional Productive Cooperativesessay
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Public Enterprise and the Role of the Stateessay
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Legal Constraints and the French Models (Godin, Leclaire, Boucicaut)essay
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The Future of Industrial Associationessay
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Arma Virumque Cano: The Great Man in Historyessay
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Über die gesellschaftlichen Gewalten: The Nature of Social Poweressay
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Über das Verhältnis der Kosten zum Wert (1876)theoretical
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The Relationship Between Productive Goods and Consumer Goods Valuetheoretical
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Production Equilibrium and the Derivation of Valuetheoretical
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Continuous Production and the Role of Stockstheoretical
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Reproduction Costs and Marginal Utility in Productiontheoretical
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Economic Fluctuations and Production Adjustmentstheoretical
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Value and Price in the Exchange Economytheoretical
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Conclusion: The Subjective Basis of Economic Valuetheoretical