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	* {{md\|3100\|Diminishing Marginal Utility: It's a Law\|Art Carden\|November 2008}}		* {{md\|3100\|Diminishing Marginal Utility: It's a Law\|Art Carden\|November 2008}}

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	==Links==		==Links==
	* ~~Wikipedia pages on~~ [[~~Wikipedia:~~Value ~~(economics)~~\|~~value~~]]~~, the~~ [[~~Wikipedia~~:~~Subjective theory of value~~\|~~Subjective theory~~ of ~~value]]~~ and ~~the~~ [[~~Wikipedia:Labor theory of value~~\|~~Labor theory of value~~]].		* {{md\|5333\|Subjective-Value Theory\|[[Robert P. Murphy]]\|May 2011}}
			* {{md\|4907\|Subjective Value and Market Prices\|Robert P. Murphy\|February 2011}}
			* {{md\|5297\|Problems with the Cost Theory of Value\|Robert P. Murphy\|May 2011}}
			* {{md\|4901\|What's Cost Got to Do with It?\|[[Joseph T. Salerno]]\|December 2010}}
			* {{md\|5775\|What's Cost Got to Do with It?\|[[Doug French]]\|October 2011}}
			* {{md\|5399\|Cardinal Utility: It's Worse Than You Thought\|Ken Zahringer\|June 2011}}
			* {{md\|3100\|Diminishing Marginal Utility: It's a Law\|Art Carden\|November 2008}}
			* {{md\|2205#2a\|Toward a Reconstruction of Utility and Welfare Economics\|[[Murray Rothbard\|Murray N. Rothbard]]\|1956}}
	* [http://mises.org/daily/4356 Final Utility: The Cornerstone of Austrian Theory] by Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk, July 2010		* [http://mises.org/daily/4356 Final Utility: The Cornerstone of Austrian Theory] by Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk, July 2010

			* Wikipedia pages on [[W:Value (economics)\|value]], [[W:Subjective theory of value\|Subjective theory of value]], [[W:Labor theory of value\|Labor theory of value]].

	[[Category:Economic concepts]]		[[Category:Economic concepts]]

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	==Subjectivity==		==Subjectivity==
			{{Main\|Subjective theory of value}}
			{{See also\|Subjectivity}}
	There is no way to measure an increase or decrease in happiness or satisfaction; not only between different people, it is not possible to measure change in the happiness of one given person.		There is no way to measure an increase or decrease in happiness or satisfaction; not only between different people, it is not possible to measure change in the happiness of one given person.

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	<blockquote>"Value is a judgment economizing men make about the importance of the goods at their disposal for the maintenance of their lives and well-being. Hence value does not exist outside the consciousness of men."<ref name="Menger_value">Carl Menger. [http://mises.org/etexts/menger/three.asp "1. The Nature and Origin of Value"], ''[[Wikipedia:Principles of Economics\|Principles of Economics]]'' online edition, Chapter III., The Theory of Value, referenced 2009-05-14.</ref></blockquote>		<blockquote>"Value is a judgment economizing men make about the importance of the goods at their disposal for the maintenance of their lives and well-being. Hence value does not exist outside the consciousness of men."<ref name="Menger_value">Carl Menger. [http://mises.org/etexts/menger/three.asp "1. The Nature and Origin of Value"], ''[[Wikipedia:Principles of Economics\|Principles of Economics]]'' online edition, Chapter III., The Theory of Value, referenced 2009-05-14.</ref></blockquote>

	~~{{See also\|Subjective theory of value}}~~

	==Value in Trade==		==Value in Trade==

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	==Preferences==		==Preferences==
	Actors can be interpreted as ranking their ends along a scale of values, or scale of preferences. These scales differ for each person, both in their content and in their orders of preference. Furthermore, they differ for the same individual at different times.<ref name="Rothbard_value" />		Actors can be interpreted as ranking their ends along a [[scale of values]], or scale of preferences. These scales differ for each person, both in their content and in their orders of preference. Furthermore, they differ for the same individual at different times.<ref name="Rothbard_value" />

	==Value and Ends==		==Value and Ends==

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	==~~External links~~==		==Links==
	* Wikipedia pages on [[Wikipedia:Value (economics)\|value]], the [[Wikipedia:Subjective theory of value\|Subjective theory of value]] and the [[Wikipedia:Labor theory of value\|Labor theory of value]].		* Wikipedia pages on [[Wikipedia:Value (economics)\|value]], the [[Wikipedia:Subjective theory of value\|Subjective theory of value]] and the [[Wikipedia:Labor theory of value\|Labor theory of value]].
	* [http://mises.org/daily/4356 Final Utility: The Cornerstone of Austrian Theory] by Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk, July 2010		* [http://mises.org/daily/4356 Final Utility: The Cornerstone of Austrian Theory] by Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk, July 2010
	[[Category:Economic concepts]]		[[Category:Economic concepts]]

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	<blockquote>"Value is a judgment economizing men make about the importance of the goods at their disposal for the maintenance of their lives and well-being. Hence value does not exist outside the consciousness of men."<ref name="Menger_value">Carl Menger. [http://mises.org/etexts/menger/three.asp "1. The Nature and Origin of Value"], ''[[Wikipedia:Principles of Economics\|Principles of Economics]]'' online edition, Chapter III., The Theory of Value, referenced 2009-05-14.</ref></blockquote>		<blockquote>"Value is a judgment economizing men make about the importance of the goods at their disposal for the maintenance of their lives and well-being. Hence value does not exist outside the consciousness of men."<ref name="Menger_value">Carl Menger. [http://mises.org/etexts/menger/three.asp "1. The Nature and Origin of Value"], ''[[Wikipedia:Principles of Economics\|Principles of Economics]]'' online edition, Chapter III., The Theory of Value, referenced 2009-05-14.</ref></blockquote>

			{{See also\|Subjective theory of value}}

	==Value in Trade==		==Value in Trade==

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	* Wikipedia pages on [[Wikipedia:Value (economics)\|value]], the [[Wikipedia:Subjective theory of value\|Subjective theory of value]] and the [[Wikipedia:Labor theory of value\|Labor theory of value]].		* Wikipedia pages on [[Wikipedia:Value (economics)\|value]], the [[Wikipedia:Subjective theory of value\|Subjective theory of value]] and the [[Wikipedia:Labor theory of value\|Labor theory of value]].
	* [http://mises.org/daily/4356 Final Utility: The Cornerstone of Austrian Theory] by Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk, July 2010		* [http://mises.org/daily/4356 Final Utility: The Cornerstone of Austrian Theory] by Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk, July 2010
	[[Category:~~Economical Concepts~~]]		[[Category:Economic concepts]]

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	All [[action]] employs [[Scarcity\|scarce]] means to attain the most '''valued''' ends. Man has the choice of using the scarce means for various alternative ends, and the ends that he chooses are the ones he values most highly. The less urgent wants are those that remain unsatisfied.<ref name="Rothbard_value">Murray N. Rothbard. [http://mises.org/rothbard/mes/chap1b.asp#5._Further_Implications "A. Ends and Values"], 5. Further Implications, ''[[Man, Economy and State]]'', online version, referenced 2009-05-12.</ref>		All [[action]] employs [[Scarcity\|scarce]] means to attain the most '''valued''' ends. Man has the choice of using the scarce means for various alternative ends, and the ends that he chooses are the ones he values most highly. The less urgent wants are those that remain unsatisfied.<ref name="Rothbard_value">Murray N. Rothbard. [http://mises.org/rothbard/mes/chap1b.asp#5._Further_Implications "A. Ends and Values"], 5. Further Implications, ''[[Man, Economy and State]]'', online version, referenced 2009-05-12.</ref>

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	All [[action]] employs [[Scarcity\|scarce]] means to attain the most '''valued''' ends. Man has the choice of using the scarce means for various alternative ends, and the ends that he chooses are the ones he values most highly. The less urgent wants are those that remain unsatisfied.<ref name="Rothbard_value">Murray N. Rothbard. [http://mises.org/rothbard/mes/chap1b.asp#5._Further_Implications "A. Ends and Values"], 5. Further Implications, ''[[Man, Economy and State]]'', online version, referenced 2009-05-12.</ref>		All [[action]] employs [[Scarcity\|scarce]] means to attain the most '''valued''' ends. Man has the choice of using the scarce means for various alternative ends, and the ends that he chooses are the ones he values most highly. The less urgent wants are those that remain unsatisfied.<ref name="Rothbard_value">Murray N. Rothbard. [http://mises.org/rothbard/mes/chap1b.asp#5._Further_Implications "A. Ends and Values"], 5. Further Implications, ''[[Man, Economy and State]]'', online version, referenced 2009-05-12.</ref>

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	* {{md\|4901\|What's Cost Got to Do with It?\|[[Joseph T. Salerno]]\|December 2010}}		* {{md\|4901\|What's Cost Got to Do with It?\|[[Joseph T. Salerno]]\|December 2010}}
	* {{md\|5775\|What's Cost Got to Do with It?\|[[Doug French]]\|October 2011}}		* {{md\|5775\|What's Cost Got to Do with It?\|[[Doug French]]\|October 2011}}
			* {{mb\|19967\|Again, what’s cost got to do with it?\|Douglas French\|December 2011}}
	* {{md\|5399\|Cardinal Utility: It's Worse Than You Thought\|Ken Zahringer\|June 2011}}		* {{md\|5399\|Cardinal Utility: It's Worse Than You Thought\|Ken Zahringer\|June 2011}}
	* {{md\|3100\|Diminishing Marginal Utility: It's a Law\|Art Carden\|November 2008}}		* {{md\|3100\|Diminishing Marginal Utility: It's a Law\|Art Carden\|November 2008}}