11. ECONOMIC THEORY AND AGRARIAN ECONOMICS

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. FOREWORD vii
3. AUTHOR’S PREFACE xi
4. NOTE ON THE CONTENTS OF THE VOLUME xiv
5. TABLE OF CONTENTS xv
6. PART I. INTRODUCTION: SOME ORIENTATION ISSUES IN ECONOMICS
7. ONE. SCIENCE: A BRIEF EVOLUTIONARY ANALYSIS 3
8. TWO. CONCEPTS, NUMBERS, AND QUALITY 17
9. THREE. SOME OBJECT LESSONS FROM PHYSICS 47
10. FOUR. EVOLUTION VERSUS MECHANICS 83
11. FIVE. GENERAL CONCLUSIONS FOR THE ECONOMIST 92
12. PART II. CHOICE: UTILITY AND EXPECTATION
13. 1. THE PURE THEORY OF CONSUMER'S BEHAVIOR 133
14. 2. THE THEORY OF CHOICE AND THE CONSTANCY OF ECONOMIC LAWS 171
15. 3. CHOICE, EXPECTATIONS, AND MEASURABILITY 184
16. 4. CHOICE AND REVEALED PREFERENCE 216
17. 5. THRESHOLD IN CHOICE AND THE THEORY OF DEMAND1 228
18. 6. THE NATURE OF EXPECTATION AND UNCERTAINTY 241
19. PART III. SPECIAL TOPICS OF PRODUCTION
20. 7. FIXED COEFFICIENTS OF PRODUCTION AND THE MARGINAL PRODUCTIVITY THEORY 279
21. 8. RELAXATION PHENOMENA IN LINEAR DYNAMIC MODELS 300
22. 9. SOME PROPERTIES OF A GENERALIZED LEONTIEF MODEL 316
23. 10. LIMITATIONALITY, LIMITATIVENESS, AND ECONOMIC EQUILIBRIUM 338
24. PART IV. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
25. 11. ECONOMIC THEORY AND AGRARIAN ECONOMICS 359
26. 12. MATHEMATICAL PROOFS OF THE BREAKDOWN OF CAPITALISM 398
27. ANALYTICAL INDEX 417
28. INDEX OF NAMES 431