Ricardo als Begründer der theoretischen Nationalökonomie

Name: Ricardo als Begründer der theoretischen Nationalökonomie
Author: Amonn

1924

by Amonn

Classical EconomicsDavid RicardoPolitical EconomyEconomic HistoryLabor Theory of ValueGround RentWagesAnthropologyExchange ValueMethodologyPrice TheoryAdam SmithSubjective ValueUse ValueUtilityFixed CapitalProduction CostsProfit and LossRoundabout ProductionMarginal CostCausalityProperty RightsScarcityAgricultureSupply and DemandDiminishing ReturnsRaw MaterialsEquilibriumDemographyStandard of LivingThomas MalthusCapital TheoryCapital GoodsInterest RatesFactors of ProductionGustav CasselMarginal Utility

Table of Contents · 23 segments

Title Page and Publication Detailsfront_matter

Forewordforeword

Table of Contentsfront_matter

Section 1: Subject and Task of Theoretical Economicschapter

Section 2: The Concept of Value in Theoretical Economicschapter

Section 3: Value and Wealthchapter

Section 4: The Basic Principle of Explaining Exchange Valuechapter

Section 5: The Basic Law of Exchange-Value Formationchapter

Section 6: Labor Quantity and Labor Valuechapter

Section 7: Direct and Past Labor as Capitalchapter

Section 8: Capital Profit and the Modification of Labor Valuechapter

Section 9: Durability of Capital and Turnoverchapter

Section 10: Ground Rent as a Problemchapter

Section 11: Ground Rent and Land Qualitychapter

Section 12: Intensive Rent and Additional Capital on Landchapter

Section 13: Rent and Labor Quantitychapter

Section 14: Mining Rent and Resource Rentchapter

Section 15: Natural Price, Market Price, Supply, and Demandchapter

Section 16: Wages and the Natural Wagechapter

Section 17: Retrospective Critique of the Labor-Value Principlechapter

Section 18: Reconstructing Ricardo Through Relative Scarcitychapter

Section 19: Applying the Scarcity Principlechapter

Section 20: Interdependence of Exchange Values, Cassel, and Marginal Utilitychapter