History of economic theory

Landreth, Harry

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Document type:: Book

Collection:: POP - Possession, Ownership, Property

Title:: History of economic theory: Scope, method, and content

Author:: Landreth, Harry

Publisher:: Houghton Mifflin

Place of publication:: Boston, Mass

Year of publication:: 1976

Language:: English

Subject:: Wirtschaftstheorie

Note:: Literaturangaben

Topic:: H - Political economy

Shelfmark:: H/L262

Access:: Physisches Exemplar Sondersammlung POP

MARGINAL ANALYSIS EXTENDED AND METHODOLOGICAL CONTROVERSY 235 Marginal Analvsis Extended: The Second Generation 258 Marginal Productivity Theory 240 Litroduction Principle of diminishing returns The new and the old Product exhaustion Wicksell on product exhaustion The ethical implications of marginal productivity theory Marginal productivity as a theory of employment Marginal productivity theory criticized Profits and Interest 258 Profit theory Capital and interest theory The problem of interest Bohm-Bawerk's theory of interest Fisher on interest The problem of interest: A summary The rate of interest. level of prices, and income Methodological Controversy 273 Introduction The older historical school school The historical method in England Summary 277 Sugeested Readings la 3 ALFRED MARSHALL 279 The Father of Neoclassicism 281 Scope of economics Marshall on method Understanding the complex—the method in action The problem with time The Marshallian cross Marshall on demand Consumers’ surplus Faxes and welfare Marshall on supply Marshall on distribution Quasi-rent Stable and unstable equilibrium Economic Auctuations, money, and prices Summary and Critical Fvaluation of Marshall 313 Succested Readings 316 9 HETERODOX THEORY SINCE MARSHALL 317 Thorstein Veblen 320 Veblen's criticism of orthodox theory Veblen's analysis of capitalism I'he dichotomy The leisure class and the higher learning The stability and long-run tendencies of capitalism Veblen’s contribution

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