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050  4 HB175 |b.W54 2003
082 00 306.2
100 1  Wieser, Friedrich, |cFreiherr von, |d1851-1926., |eauthor.
245 10 Social economics / |cFriedrich von Wieser.
250    1st ed.
264  1 London : |bRoutledge, |c2003.
300    1 online resource (495 p.)
336    text |btxt
337    computer |bc
338    online resource |bcr
440  0 Routledge library editions. |pEconomics
490 0  Routledge library editions. Economics. History of economic thought ; |vXXIII
505 0  Cover; Title Page; Copyright; CONTENTS; FOREWORD--WESLEY C. MITCHELL; TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE; AUTHOR'S PREFACE; INTRODUCTION; 1. THE METHOD OP THE FOLLOWING STUDY; 2. THE DIVISION OF THE SUBJECT MATTER; BOOK I THEORY OF THE SIMPLE ECONOMY; 3. PURPOSE AND POWER IN THE ECONOMY; 4. HUMAN NEEDS; 5. GOSSEN'S LAW OP THE SATIETY OF NEEDS; 6. THE DEGREES OP HUMAN NEEDS; 7. THE APPRAISAL OF FUTURE NEEDS; 8. COMMODITIES; 9. BUILDING UP THE SIMPLE ECONOMY; 10. THE UNITY OF THE ECONOMY; 11. THE THEORY OF PRODUCTS; 12. THE THEORY OF LABOR; 13. THE THEORY OF CAPITAL; 14. THE THEORY OF LAND
505 8  15. COST PRODUCTIVE MEANS AND SPECIFIC PRODUCTIVE MEANS, Cost PRODUCTS AND SPECIFIC PRODUCTS16. MARGINAL UTILITY IN THE ISOLATED HOUSEHOLD AND THE FUNDAMENTALLAW OF THE ECONOMIC COMPUTATION OF UTILITY; 17. MARGINAL UTILITY IN IDEALIZED PRODUCTION; 18. THE LAW OF THE COST OF PRODUCTION IN THE SIMPLE ECONOMY; 19. CHANGES OP COSTS AND THE COMPUTATION OF UTILITY; 20. THE PROBLEM OF ATTRIBUTION OF YIELDS; 21. COMMON AND SPECIFIC ATTRIBUTION OF YIELDS; 22. THE ECONOMIC COMPUTATION OF UTILITY; 23. NET-YIELD AND THE PRODUCTIVITY OF CAPITAL; 24. CAPITAL COMPUTATION; 25. ECONOMIC VALUE
505 8  BOOK II THEORY OF THE SOCIAL ECONOMYPART I THEORY OF ECONOMIC SOCIETY; 26. THE ECONOMIC PROCESS AND THE THEORY OP SOCIETY; 27. THE BASIC FORMS OF SOCIAL ACTION; 28. THE INDIVIDUAL IN ECONOMIC SOCIETY; 29. SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS; PART II THE INSTITUTIONS OF EXCHANGE; 30. EXCHANGE; 31. THE MARKET; 32. THE PROBLEM OF THE GENERAL DOCTRINE OF PRICES; 33. THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW OF PRICE-FORMATION; 34. THE STRATIFICATION OF PRICES; 35. THE DEMAND-INDEX OF CONSUMPTION AND THE UNITY OF THE HOUSEHOLD; 36. THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW OF THE CHANGE OF PRICE; 37. THE FORMATION OF PRICES IN THE DISORGANIZED MARKET
505 8  38. THE PRICE OF PRODUCTS. I. THE SUPPLY-INDEX OF COSTS39. THE PRICE OF PRODUCTS. II. THE COMPETITIVE PRICE; 40. THE PRICE OF PRODUCTS. III. THE MONOPOLY OF SUPPLY; 41. THE PRICE OF PRODUCTS. IV. THE DEMAND-MONOPOLY; 42. THE PRICE OF PRODUCTS. V. THE MONOPOLOID INSTITUTIONS; 43. PERSONAL (SUBJECTIVE) VALUE-IN-EXCHANGE; 44. ECONOMIC (OBJECTIVE) VALUE-IN-EXCHANGE; 45. THE CONCLUSIONS OF THE GENERAL THEORY OF PRICE; 46. CREDIT; 47. THE MEANS OF PAYMENT BY CREDIT; 48. THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC COMMUNITY OF PAYMENT; 49. THE DEVELOPED FORM OF MONEY
505 8  50. THE ECONOMIC (OBJECTIVE) EXCHANGE THE VALUE OF MONEY51. THE MONETARY MATERIAL AND THE BULLION; 52. THE NOMINAL VALUE OF MONEY; 53. THE LAW OF CHANGE IN THE VALUE OF GOLD; 54. THE HISTORICAL CHANGES IN THE VALUE OF MONEY AND THE DISAPPEARANCE OF NATURAL ECONOMY; 55. MEASURING THE VALUE OF MONEY; 56. THE MONEY-FORM OF CAPITAL; 57. THE PROCESS OF CAPITAL-FORMATION IN THE MONEY-ECONOMY; 58. THE CAPITAL MARKET; 59. THE COMPUTATION IN MONEY; PART III THE CREATION OF THE COMMUNITY OF ACQUISITION AND THE FORMATION OF INCOME; 60. THE DIVISION OF LABOR; 61. THE LOCALIZATION OF INDUSTRY
505 8  62. THE ECONOMIC STRATIFICATION OF SOCIETY
520    <EM>Social Economics</EM> holds a place in the literature of the Austrian School such as John Stuart Mill's <EM>Political Economy</EM> holds in the literature of classical theory. It sums up, systematises and extends the doctrines developed by the founder of the school, the author and his fellow workers.<BR>
546    English
588    Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed November 26, 2013).
500    First published in 1928.
650  0 Economics.
797 2  elibro, Corp.
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906    BOOK