.... Revealingly, in describing the microdynamics of market price formation, prominent neoclassical utilitarians such as Marshall, with his description of a “corn-market in a county town,” and Böhm-Bawerk with his farmers’ horse market, reverted to this classical reservation-value framework. Neoclassical Supply...

.... Preliminaries To explain interest fully and entirely by the produc- tive power of capital was from the beginning a hopeless undertaking. -EUGEN VON BOHM-BAWERK(192 1, 1 : 168) One of the tasks of the historian of economics...

...: A. M. Kelley. Wicksell , K. 1911 . Föreläsningar i Nationalekonomi, 2d ed., vol. 1. Lund: Berlingska. Bohm-Bawerk, Irving Fisher, and the Term Veil of Money”: A Note Mauro Boianovsky The origin of the term “veil of money” (as well as the related expres...

...Roger W. Garrison Copyright © 1990 by Duke University Press 1990 Böhm-Bawerk Eugen . [1889] 1959 . Capital and interest . Vol. 2 . South Holland, Ill. : Libertarian Press . Cassel Gustav . 1903 . The nature and necessity of interest . London : Macmillan...

.... Carl Mengers Zusatae zu ‘ ‘ Grundsatze der Volkswirth- schaftslehre ” (Hitotsubashi University, 1961), pp. 84, 98, 105, 112, 116. 5. Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk, Capital and Interest, trans. William Smart (London, lS90), bk. 6, chaps. 1-3, esp. pp. 367-92; idem, “Zum Abschluss des Marsschcn...

... on the Subject of Political Econ- omy (1834). Mixter’s edited version of Rae’s book was well received by many prominent economists, among them James Bonar (1906), Irving Fisher (1905), Adolphe Landry (1907), and Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk (1906), and later by Knut Wicksell ([1923] 1934). But despite that adula...

.... London: 1934. Reprinted 1967. History of Political Economy 20:4 0 1988 by Duke University Press CCC 00 18-2702/88/$1.50 Time and interest: Bohm-Bawerk and herman-Wicksell Hans...

... 0 1991 by Duke University Press CCC 00 18-270219 1 /$1.50 Menger, Wieser, Bohm-Bawerk, and the Analysis of Economizing Behavior A. M. Endres 1. Introduction According to received historiography Lionel Robbins’s Essay...

... school of economic liberalism, among whom can be numbered Monjean, Chevalier, Bastiat, and Ikon Say; and finally, on some members of the early marginalist school, that is, on Menger, Bohm-Bawerk and Alfred Marshall. Before proceeding to a more detailed discussion of the extent...

.... von Komorzynski, Der Werth in der isolirten Wirtschaft (Vienna, l889), is dedicated to Menger, “Dem [ !] Professor der Nstionalokonomie an der k. k. Universitat zu Wien. )’ (Interestingly enough, his later book of 1903, Die Natioitalokonomische Lehre vom Credit, is dedicated to Bohm-Bawerk, who...

...: Biihm-Bawerk’s criticism of’ Murx. By Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk and Rudolph Hilferding. Edited with an introduction by Paul M. Sweezy. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Orion Editions. 1984. Pp. 224. $9.95. This paperback reprint brings together three classical contributions to the Marx...

.... 1973 . Das wirtschaftspolitische Programm der “Freiburger Kreise.” Entwurf einer freiheitlich-sozialen Nachkriegswirtschaft. Nationalöko-nomen gegen den Nationalsozialismus . Berlin : Duncker and Humblo . Böhm F. (1933) 1982 . “ The Non-State (‘Natural’) Laws Inherent in a Competitive...

... with the Greeks, concentrated upon the mercantilists, and concluded with Smith and Malthus. Economics 2 was taught by Frank William Taussig and covered Ricardo through Bohm-Bawerk and Marshall, concentrating upon the latter. The notes were taken by A. Piatt Andrew, then a doctoral...

... in the field of gen- eral economics.” J. F. Bell, A History of Economic Thought (New York, 1953), p. 644. But except for the observation that Fetter’s “emphasis on psychological analysis was highly developed” (p. 537) and a reference to Fetter’s criticism of Bohm-Bawerk (p. 452n Bell’s other...

... to establish the rate of interest as the “reward for waiting” was confronted with a serious, indeed insurmountable, prob- lem: that of defining the “quantityof capital” independentlyof the rate of interest. He understood that with heterogeneous capital goods and deprived of Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk’s device...

... in the Grundsiitze, capital and interest received much attention from Menger, particularly in his refutation of his colleague Eugen Bohm-Bawerk's work of 1885, Geschichte und Kritik der Kapitalzinstheorien. Holographic evidence suggests that af- ter dealing with this subject extensively in the late 1880s, Menger did...

... to note this. Marshall had done so in his review of Jevons’s book-see Pigou (1925), p. 94-and Bohm-Bawerk was later to make a similar point; see Bohm-Bawerk (1890), pp. 401-4. 10. Cf. Jevons (1970), pp. 240, 241, 247-48. 11. See Black (1970), p. 27. For a discussion of Jevons’s theory...

... made explicit. In Value, Capital and Rent (1893) we are told (p. 145) that according to the primitive wage-fund theory w = K/L (using our symbols), while in Bohm-Bawerk’s refined variant, which Wicksell calls “the new theory,” K = wLth in the adopted flow-input/ point-output model (t...

... and Distribution Christian Gehrke and Heinz D. Kurz Among Piero Sraffaʼs unpublished papers is a notebook with extensive excerpts from and critical comments on three contributions of Ladislaus von Bortkiewicz: “Der Kardinalfehler der Böhm-Bawerkschen Zinsthe- orie” (1906), “Zur Zinstheorie. II...

...- junkturtheorie and Prices and Production has striking similarities with the Marxist theory of Rudolf Hilferding, already published in 1910. The terminology naturally is different, since Hilferding remains completely within the terminology of Marx, whereas Hayek’s theory rests on Bohm- Bawerk’s theory...