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Zur Theorie des Preises: mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der geschichtlichen Entwicklung der Lehre
1968
by
Zuckerkandl
Economic History
Historical School
Methodology
Price Theory
Adam Smith
Austrian School
Carl Menger
David Ricardo
John Stuart Mill
Marginal Utility
Subjective Value
William Stanley Jevons
Albert Schaffle
John Locke
Quantity Theory of Money
Supply and Demand
Karl Marx
Labor Theory of Value
Price Formation
Production Costs
Socialism
Classical Economics
Purchasing Power
William Petty
Exchange Value
Physiocracy
Anne-Robert-Jacques Turgot
Use Value
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Friedrich von Wieser
Karl Knies
Objective Value
Legal Theory
Scarcity
Utility
Competition
Monopoly
Thomas Malthus
Nassau Senior
Mathematical Economics
Alfred Marshall
Wilhelm Roscher
Bruno Hildebrand
Emil Sax
Montesquieu
David Hume
John Law
Monetary Theory
Richard Cantillon
Equilibrium
James Mill
Effective Demand
Jean-Baptiste Say
Frederic Bastiat
Leon Walras
Abstinence Theory
Surplus Value
Johann Karl Rodbertus
Valuation
Factors of Production
Zurechnung
Table of Contents · 58 segments
1
Title Page and Preface
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Table of Contents: Terminology and Subjective Value Theories
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3
Table of Contents: Supply and Demand Theories
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Table of Contents: Italy, France, and the Labor Theory of Value
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5
Corrections and Introduction: The Problem of Price Theory
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6
The Evolution of Economic Methodology and the Role of Theory
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7
Terminology: The Historical Evolution of 'Value' and 'Price'
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8
Subjective Value in Italian and French Thought
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9
Modern Value Theory: From Smith to the Austrian School
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10
The Relationship Between Value and Price
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11
History of Price Theories: Mechanical vs. Subjective Approaches
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12
The Just Price (Justum Pretium) in Medieval Jurisprudence
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13
The Chronology of Economic Schools and the Subjective Turn
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15
Subjective Value Theories in Italy and France: Davanzati and Montanari
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16
Ferdinando Galiani's Theory of Value and Utility
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17
Turgot and Condillac: The Subjective Nature of Exchange
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18
The Physiocratic Opposition and Mechanical Price Theory
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19
Genovesi and the Transition to English Classical Theory
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20
Ricardo and the English School: Scarcity vs. Labor
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21
Samuel Bailey and Nassau Senior: Refining the English View
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22
John Stuart Mill and Henry Dunning Macleod
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23
The Marginal Revolution: Jevons and the Reform of English Theory
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24
Sidgwick, Marshall, and Bonamy Price: The Modern English Synthesis
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25
German Economic Theory: From Adam Smith to Soden and Hufeland
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26
The Theoretical System of Lotz: Separating Value and Price
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27
The Influence of Lotz on Bernhardi, Storch, Rau, and Riedel
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28
Critique of the Early German School and the Problem of Exchange Value
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29
Hildebrand and Friedländer: Attempts at Psychological and Objective Value
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30
Schäffle and the Transition to Modern Economic Value
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31
Karl Menger and the Marginal Utility Revolution
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32
Post-Mengerian Developments and Neumann's Critique
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33
The Theory of Supply and Demand: English Foundations
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34
John Locke's Mechanical Theory of Supply and Demand
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35
Locke's Quantity Theory of Money and Historical Precedents
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36
The Evolution of Monetary Value Theories: From Locke to Hume
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37
James Steuart's Refinement of Supply, Demand, and Production Costs
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38
Adam Smith: Natural Price and Effective Demand
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39
David Ricardo and the Primacy of Production Costs
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40
The Debate on Price Regulators: Malthus, Mill, and Senior
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41
John Stuart Mill and the Equilibrium of Supply and Demand
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42
The Limits of Price Law: Thornton, Shadwell, and Modern Skepticism
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43
German Price Theory: Jakob and Hufeland
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44
The Theories of Lotz and Schütz
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45
Friedrich Benedict Wilhelm von Hermann's Price Theory
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46
Hermann's Analysis of Costs and Payment Value
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47
Critique and Legacy of the Hermann School: Riedel, Rau, and Roscher
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48
Schäffle and the Italian Influence (Ferrara and Reymond)
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Fr. J. Neumann's Critique and the Transition to Menger
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III. Italy and France: The Development of Supply and Demand Theories
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51
Subjective Value and Mathematical Formulations in Modern French Theory
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52
The Labor and Production Cost Theories: From Petty to Adam Smith
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53
The Ricardian System and the English Classical School
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54
The Decline of the Labor Theory: J.S. Mill to Cairnes
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55
Socialist Value Theory: Rodbertus and Marx
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56
The Tasks of Price Theory and the Subjective Method
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57
Value and Valuation: The Role of Marginal Utility
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58
The Valuation of Higher-Order Goods and Production Factors
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59
The Mechanism of Price Formation in Competitive Markets
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