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Ludwig von Mises Institute, 2007, 328 pgs., index, footnotes, paperback
- this is a reprint of Menger's Principles published in 1871 translated
by James Dingwall and Bert Hoselitz.
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Reviewer comment:
It is clear from the section title that Dr. Menger is discussing economic
theories. His method is deductive reasoning - that is he bases his development
on theories first and then seeks to develope and prove them by reason rather
than by either experiment or recourse to historical examples.
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Forward by Peter G. Klein
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Introduction by F. A. Hayek
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I - The General Theory of the Good
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II - Economy and Economic Goods
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III - The Theory of Value
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IV - The Theory of Exchange
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V - The Theory of Price
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VI - Use Value and Exchange Value
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VII - The Theory of the Commodity
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VIII - The Theory of Money
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Appendices
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