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The '''subjective theory of value''' is a doctrine of [[value]] discovered independently and nearly simultaneously by [[William Stanley Jevons]], [[Léon Walras]], and [[Carl Menger]]. | The '''subjective theory of value''' is a doctrine of [[value]] discovered independently and nearly simultaneously by [[William Stanley Jevons]], [[Léon Walras]], and [[Carl Menger]]. | ||
==See also== | |||
* [[Theory of value]] | |||
** [[Intrinsic theory of value]] | |||
** [[Labor theory of value]] | |||
==Links== | |||
* {{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|5399|Cardinal Utility: It's Worse Than You Thought|Ken Zahringer|June 2011}} | |||
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Revision as of 20:56, 23 July 2011
The subjective theory of value is a doctrine of value discovered independently and nearly simultaneously by William Stanley Jevons, Léon Walras, and Carl Menger.
See also
Links
- "Subjective-Value Theory" by Robert P. Murphy, May 2011
- "Subjective Value and Market Prices" by Robert P. Murphy, February 2011
- "Problems with the Cost Theory of Value" by Robert P. Murphy, May 2011
- "Cardinal Utility: It's Worse Than You Thought" by Ken Zahringer, June 2011