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210   $aFlorence $cTaylor and Francis$d2016
215   $a1 online resource (140 pages)
225 0 $aRoutledge Library Editions: Landmarks in the History of Economic Thought ;$vVolume 13
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $aCover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Original Title Page; Original Copyright Page; Foreword; Translator's Note; Table of Contents; Preface; Introduction; 1. The Present-Day Position of Theoretical Political Economy; 2. The Classical Theory of Value; 3. The Theories of Value of the Harmony Economists and the Socialists; I. The New Theory of Value; 1. The Concept of Value according to Jevons, Walras and the Austrian School; 2. Different Uses of the Same Kind of Commodity; 3. Exchange at Given Prices; 4. Isolated Exchange; 5. Exchange in the Open Market.
327   $a6. Exchange of Several Goods. Indirect Exchange7. Supply and Demand; 8. The Law of Costs. Walras's Theory of Production; II. The New Theory of Capital and its Relations to the Theory of Wages, Ground-Rent and Values of Goods; 1. The Concept of Capital; 2. Bo?hm-Bawerk's Theory of Interest and the Earlier Theories; 3. The Period of Production. Capital-Goods and 'Rent-Goods'; 4. Capital-Interest and Wages in the Stationary Economy; A. Mathematical Presentation; B. Bohm-Bawerk's Presentation and his 'Positive' Law of Interest. His Criticism of Jevons' Theory of Interest.
327   $aC. Bo?hm-Bawerk's Theory and the Wage Fund Theory5. Completion of Bo?hm-Bawerk's Theory. Capital-Interest, Wage and Rent in their Relationship to each other; 6. Attempt at a Definite Theory of the Value of Goods. Criticism of Walras' Presentation; Bibliography of Knut Wicksell's Published Works; Index.
330 2 $a"Knut Wicksell is acknowledged to be the precursor and prophet of modern macroeconomic theory and he provided some of its chief elements a generation before their power and significance were properly recognized. This book, originally published in German in 1893 and in English in 1954 brought time into the previously timeless theory of value and income distribution. The theory of the real interest rate, which he developed in Value, Capital and Rent became a central and essential element when he began to explain what determines the general level of money prices and how the changes of this level come about. "--Provided by publisher.
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