Principles Of Evaluation I
Principles Of Evaluation I 1. Quality, A Reflection Of Desire. § 2. Substitution Of Goods. § 3. The Principle Of Substitution. § 4. Substitution Of Like And Of Unlike Goods. * 5. Complementary Goods. § 6. Changes Of Desires And Of Valu Ations. 17. Effect Of Repeated Stimuli On Our ...
Principles Of Price 1
Principles Of Price 1. Buyers' Composite Valuation Curve. 9 2. Sellers' Composite Valuation Curve. 9 3. Price The Resultant Of Demand And Supply. § 4. The Market As A Two-sided Auction. 9 5. Supply And Demand Coordinate In Price-determination. 9 8. Price In A Permanent Market. 9 7. Effect Of ...
Principles Of Rent 1
Principles Of Rent 1. Divergence Of Actual Rents From Competitive Rents. ¢ 2. Gross And Net Rent To The Owner. ¢ 3. Different Grades Of Fertility As Affect Ing Rent. F 4. Different Costs Of Cultivation As Affecting Rent. 5. Dif Ferences In Location As Affecting Rent. 6. The General ...
Principles Of Wages 1
Principles Of Wages 1. The Price Of Labor. 12. The Self-directing Laborer's Income From Sale Of Products. 3. Shifting Of Labor To The Point Of Highest Return To The Laborer. 4. Fees For Temporary Direct Services. ¢ 5. The Con Tinuous Wage-contract For Personal Service. I 6. Price Of Labor ...
Profits And Costs 1
Profits And Costs 1. The Broader Meaning Of Profits. F 2. Conception Of Pure Profits. 3. Dual Character Of Investment Profit. F 4. Enterprise And Risk. I 5. Pure Profit The Most Variable Income. 6. Meanings Of Cost. 1 7. Superficial View Of Costs And Prices. I 8. Costs Adjusted ...
Rate Of Time Preference 1
Rate Of Time-preference 1. Subjective Rate Of Time-preference. 1 2. Time-preference Showing In Care And Repairs. § 3. Time-preference Showing In Production Of In Direct Agents. 4. Time-preference Rate Pervading An Economy. 1 5. Time-preference And Moral Weakness. I6. Beginnings Of Durative Di Rect Goods. F 7. Valuation Of Durative ...
Saving And Borrowing Ii
Saving And Borrowing Ii 1. Abstinence Of The Conservative Kind. Ii 2. Cumulative Abstinence. Heirs. It Is Much Easier To Accept A Higher Than A Lower Standard Of Living. Consequently, Deliberate Cumulative Ab Stinence Is Most Likely To Appear At Favorable Times In The Lives Of Men Of Rising Fortunes, ...
The Concept Of Usance Value
The Concept Of Usance-value 1 1. Usance And Usufruct: Definitions. 1 2. Usance-value Of Agents Yielding Products Of Like Grade. 5 3. Usance-value Of Agents Yielding Products Of Different Grades. 5 4. Effect Of The Presence Of One Agent Upon The Usance-value Of Another. § 5. Usance-value Determining Utili Zation. ...
The Principle Of Proportionality
The Principle Of Proportionality 1 1. The Principle Of Proportionality; Its General Nature. F 2. Cost And Sacrifice Defined. F 3. Sacrifice Of Effort A Matter Of Proportion. 4. Sacrifice Involved In Common Use By Several Users. I 5. Gross And Net Uses. # 6. The Doctrine Of Separable Uses. ...
The Problem Of Population
The Problem Of Population 1 1. Introduction: Static And Dynamic Problems Of Economics. 1 2.. A Static Economy. 1 3. Dynamics And The Social Point Of View. 1 4. Rhythmic Change And Cumulative Change. 1 5. Some Forces Making For Change. 1 6. Population-change As A Dynamic Force. 1 7. ...
The Renting Contract 1
The Renting Contract 1 1. Price Of The Separable Use. § 2. Medieval Land Tenures And The Usance Of Land. § 3. Land Destruction And Repair. ¢ 4. The Medieval Rent-charge As A Sale Of Income. § 5. Definition Of The Renting Contract. 1 6. Renting Of Agricultural Land. ¢ ...
The Value Of Labor
The Value Of Labor And The Choice Of Occupations 1. Services Of Labor Comparable With Uses Of Wealth. § 2. Limita Tions Of The Labor-supply. § 3. The Direction Of Labor Guided By The Value Of Its Results. § 4. Value Of Labor To The Isolated Laborer. ¢ 5. Rewards ...
Time Preference
Time-preference § 1. Time As A Condition In Valuation. 2. The Time Element In Man's Provision For His Needs. § 3. Cases Where Future Use Is Preferred. 1 4. Cases Where Present Use Is Preferred. § 5. Biologic Basis For Most Choice Of Present Use. 1 6. Hope And Risk ...
Trade By Barter
Trade By Barter § 1. Advantage Of Trade. § 2. Barter. § 3. Some Trading Terms De Fined. § 4. The Problem Of Price In Simple Barter. § 5. Demand. § 6. Supply. § 7. Limits Of Advantage In Isolated Barter. § 1. Advantage Of Whenever Two Persons Having Valuable ...
Value Theory And Social
Value Theory And Social Welfare 1. Epoch Of The Dismal Science. 2. Communism And Value Theory. 3. The Single-tax Doctrine. 4. Optimistic Theories Of Wages. 5. An Organic Theory Of Value. 6. Labor And Its Environment 7. Aspects Of Wealth. 8. Welfare. 9. The Paradox Of Value In Practice. F ...
Various Shades Of Profits
Various Shades Of Profits § 1. Review Of The Profit-concept. § 2. Skill In Relation To Risk. § 3. Union Of Chance And Choice. § 4. Element Of Pure Chance. § 6. Changes In Transportation And In Land-values. ¢ 6. The So-called Unearned Incre Ment. § 7. Element Of Speculation ...
Volitional Doctrine Of Population
Volitional Doctrine Of Population 1. Volitional Control; Beginning And Development. § 2. Volitional Control And Private Property. § S. Class Differences In Volitional Control. 4. The Standard Of Life. § 5. The Quality Of Population. § 6. Decrease Of The Successful Elements. § 7. The Menace To Progress. I 8. ...
Waste And Luxury
Waste And Luxury § 1. Accidental Destruction Of Wealth. § 2. Intentional Destruction Of Wealth By The Owner. § 3. Intentional Destruction Of Others' Wealth. § 4. Careless Waste. $ 5. Waste In Public Outlay. 8. The Fallacy Of Waste. 7. Definitions Of Luxury. 8. Luxury To Give Employment. London ...