MethodologyEntrepreneurshipProfit and LossEconomic EfficiencyEugen von Bohm-BawerkMarginal UtilityOpportunity CostSocialismPrice FormationSubjective ValueTime PreferenceUncertaintyAbstinence TheoryProductivity of CapitalAdam SmithDavid RicardoExploitationKarl MarxCarl MengerProduction CostsDepreciationDivision of LaborSurplus ValueGround RentInterest RatesAnne-Robert-Jacques TurgotCompetitionEugen von PhilippovichJeremy BenthamSocial PolicyUtilitarianismAustrian SchoolFactors of ProductionCapital Theory
Table of Contents · 16 segments
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Title Page and Prefacetheoretical
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Introduction: Definitions and Scopetheoretical
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Case I: Production and Application in a Single Economytheoretical
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The Concept of Economic Efficiency (Wirtschaftlichkeit)theoretical
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Case II: Division of Production and Application Between Economiestheoretical
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The Role of Self-Interest and Productivity in Interest Formationtheoretical
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Critique of Existing Interest Theoriestheoretical
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Critique of Carl Menger's Valuation of Higher-Order Goodstheoretical
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Analysis of Capital Productivity and Economic Efficiencytheoretical
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Reproduction and the Preference for Present Capitaltheoretical
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Case III & IV: Independent Application and Unearned Incometheoretical
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Valuation in the Context of Physical Reproduction and Landtheoretical
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Application to the Money Economy and the 'Cost Law'theoretical
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Final Critique and Ethical Considerationstheoretical
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Table of Contents: Cases I to Vtheoretical
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Table of Contents: Cases VI to XIV and Critical Analysistheoretical