The Austrian School and the Theory of Value

Name: The Austrian School and the Theory of Value
Author: Wieser

1891

by Wieser

Austrian SchoolFriedrich von WieserCarl MengerEmil SaxEugen von Bohm-BawerkHistorical SchoolLeon WalrasMarginal UtilityMethodologyWilliam Stanley JevonsCapital TheoryDavid RicardoFactors of ProductionGround RentInterest TheoryLabor Theory of ValueOpportunity CostProduction CostsSocialismUtilityZurechnungDepreciationDiscount RateFixed CapitalExchange ValueMonopolyPrice TheoryPurchasing PowerSupply and DemandWagesEconomic CalculationEconomic HistoryFrancis Ysidro EdgeworthSubjective ValueFiscal PolicyProgressive TaxationPublic FinancePublic GoodsTaxation

Table of Contents · 7 segments

Title and Publication Informationfront_matter

Section I: Austrian Method and Literature on Value Theoryessay

Section II: Marginal Utility, Imputation, Cost, Rent, and Interestessay

Section III: Interest, Discounting, and the Value of Capital and Landessay

Section IV: Price Formation, Marginal Equivalence, and Purchasing Poweressay

Section V: Subjective and Objective Value, Socialism, and Jevonsessay

Section VI: Public Purposes, State Consumption, and Progressive Taxationessay