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Chapters

1. Foreword3,983 words
2. Translator’s Note161 words
3. Preface3,633 words
4. Introduction 1—The present-day position of theoretical political economy7,285 words
5. 1. The Concept of Value according to Jevons, Walras and the Austrian School2,646 words
6. 2. Different Uses of the Same Kind of Commodity1,658 words
7. 3. Exchange at Given Prices734 words
8. 4. Isolated Exchange2,542 words
9. 5. Exchange in the Open Market2,234 words
10. 6. Exchange of Several Goods. Indirect Exchange2,042 words
11. 7. Supply and Demand3,415 words
12. 8. The Law of Costs. Walras’s Theory of Production3,291 words
13. 1. The Concept of Capital3,288 words
14. 2. Böhm-Bawerk’s Theory of Interest and the Earlier Theories3,147 words
15. 3. The Period of Production. Capital-Goods and ‘Rent-Goods’1,649 words
16. 4—Capital-interest and wages in the stationary economy A. Mathematical presentation8,684 words
17. 5. Completion of Böhm-Bawerk’s Theory. Capital-Interest, Wage and Rent in their Relationship to each other1,818 words
18. 6. Attempt at a Definite Theory of the Value of Goods. Criticism of Walras’ Presentation8,767 words
19. Bibliography981 words
20. Index2,446 words