Social Value:
A study in economic theory, critical and constructive

Table of Contents

Benjamin McAlester Anderson Jr.

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Preface

Note

Part I
Introduction


Chapter I:
Problem and Plan of Procedure

 

Part II
Critique of Current Value Theory


Chapter II:
Formal and Logical Aspects of the Value Concept

Chapter III:
Value and Marginal Utility

Chapter IV:
Jevons, Pareto and Böhm-Bawerk

Chapter V:
Demand Curves and Utility Curves

Chapter VI:
The Vicious Circle of the Austrians

Chapter VII:
Professor Clark's Theory of Social Value

 

Part III
The Presuppositions of Economic Theory


Chapter VIII:
The Philosophical and Psychological Presuppositions

Chapter IX:
The Sociological Presuppositions

 

Part IV
A Positive Theory of Social Value


Chapter X:
Value as Generic -- The psychology of value

Chapter XI:
Recapitulation -- The social values -- Functions of the Value Concept in Economics

Chapter XII:
Social Value: Theories of Urban and Tarde

Chapter XIII:
Economic Social Value

Chapter XIV:
Economic Social Value (Continued)

Chapter XV:
Some Mechanical Analogies

Chapter XVI:
Professor Seligman's Psychological Doctrine of the Relativity of Values

Chapter XVII:
The Theory of Value  and the Theory of Prices

Chapter XVIII:
The Theory of Value and the Theory of Prices (concluded)

Chapter XIX:
The Theory of Value and the Social Outlook -- Summary

Notes

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