ABSTRACT

The concept of 'marginal value' is critical to the emergence of neo-classical economics. This volume is divided into sections on:

Book I: Utility (Disutility of labour, Utility and Wants, Direct and Indirect Utility, Utility Equations, Subjective Price)

Book II: Value and Market (Objective Price, Markets, Value)

Book III: Relations of Subjective Prices (The Distribution of Income and Prices, The Elasticity of Consumption, Differential Rent)

Book IV: The Normal Market (Constant, Decreasing and Increasing Return)

part Book I|68 pages

Utility.

chapter Chapter I|10 pages

The Disutility of Labour

chapter Chapter II|16 pages

Utility and Wants

chapter Chapter III|11 pages

Direct and Indirect Utility

chapter Chapter IV|15 pages

Utility Equations

chapter Chapter V|16 pages

Subjective Price

part Book II|44 pages

Value and Market

chapter Chapter VI|19 pages

Objective Price

chapter Chapter VII|14 pages

Concerning Markets

chapter Chapter VIII|11 pages

Value

part Book III|79 pages

Relations of Subjective Prices

chapter Chapter IX|17 pages

The Distribution of Income and Prices

chapter Chapter X|21 pages

The Elasticity of Consumption

chapter Chapter XI|7 pages

Interdependent Schedules

chapter Chapter XIII|7 pages

Differential Rent

part Book IV|52 pages

The Normal Market

chapter Chapter XIV|10 pages

With Constant Return

chapter Chapter XV|13 pages

With Decreasing Return

chapter Chapter XVI|14 pages

With Increasing Return.

chapter Chapter XVII|15 pages

The Value of the Precious Metal

part Book V|107 pages

Manipulated Prices.

chapter Chapter XVIII|18 pages

Customs Duties and Prices

chapter Chapter XIX|30 pages

The Monopoly Price.

chapter Chapter XX|23 pages

Connected Prices

chapter Chapter XXI|36 pages

The Price of the Technical Components.