Table of Contents

The utility concept in value theory and its critics, Jacob Viner; Carl Menger, F.A. von Hayek; the interpretation of subjective value theory in the writings of the Austrian economists, Alan R. Sweezy; collected works of Carl Menger, Alan R. Sweezy; Carl Menger - the founder of the Austrian school, Henri Simon Bloch; intellectual and political roots of the older Austrian School, Emil Kauder; the Austrian theory of value and the classical one, Hans Brems; Menger, Jevons and Walras de-homogenized, William Jaffe; the methodological debate between Carl Menger and the German historics, Samuel Bostaph; alternative views of Mengerian entrepreneurship, Dolores Tremewan Martin; the transition from classical to neoclassical economic theory - Hans von Mangoldt, K.H. Hennings; Carl Menger and "Homo Oeconomicus" - some thoughts on Austrian theory and methodology, Max Alter; institutional elements in Carl Menger's theory of demand - a comment, A.M. Endres; money - Menger's evolutionary theory, Gerald P.O. Driscoll, Jr.; Carl Menger's theory of exchange, Lawrence S. Moss.

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Edited by the late Mark Blaug, former Professor Emeritus, University of London and Professor Emeritus, University of Buckingham, UK