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Menger sought to develop a <u>general</u> concept of the economic process. He approached this through the analysis of the relationships of complementary … | {{Page |n°=31}} Menger sought to develop a <u>general</u> concept of the economic process. He approached this through the analysis of the relationships of complementary … | ||
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{{Page |n°=40}} Menger's <u>Principles</u>, it is clearly separated from the concept of “economizing” behaviour. | |||
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[29] Dear Polanyi,
These are the chapters that should be written. They could be quite short. […]
SUMMARY
PART I: A GENERAL CONCEPT OF THE ECONOMY
1. The need for a general concept of the economy
[30] There is, first of all, a need for a general concept of the economy: the “formal” concept is not suitable for providing answers to a number of vital questions economies, and the Marxist concept has similar shortcomings.
[…]
2. The alternative basis: Menger's general concept of the economy
[31] Menger sought to develop a general concept of the economic process. He approached this through the analysis of the relationships of complementary …
3. Anthropology, "operational" definitions, and the general concept of the economy developed by the Columbia University Interdisciplinary project
[…]
[33] 2. Menger's concept of the economy
[…]
8. Two models of economic progress: Böhm-Bawerk's (and Lenin's) and Schumpeter's
[40] Menger's Principles, it is clearly separated from the concept of “economizing” behaviour.
The validity of this concept must be tested by its fruitfulness in solving the vital …
Letter Information
Reference:
KPA: 51/02, 29-40
Letter Information
Reference:
KPA: 51/02, 29-40