Elements of Pure Economics: Or the Theory of Social Wealth

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Psychology Press, 1954 - 620 páginas
Elements of Pure Economics was one of the most influential works in the history of economics, and the single most important contribution to the marginal revolution. Walras' theory of general equilibrium remains one of the cornerstones of economic theory more than 100 years after it was first published.

 

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CHAPTER III
12
CHAPTER I
13
Conceptual Framework
21
Accident Absence and Labour Turnover Rates of Whole
29
CHAPTER II
38
Economic Incentives and the Wagestructure
51
Summary
96
ATTITUDES AND REACTIONS
98
Grocery Incentive Scheme Society F
174
Grocery Incentive Schemes Society G page
180
Dry Goods Incentive Scheme Society G
188
CHAPTER VI
194
Further Evidence of Incentive Effects in Factory Production
201
Room for the Extension of Piecerates to Services
211
CHAPTER VII
219
Background and Illustrations of the Prevailing Relations
226

Summary of Trade Union Views
114
Conclusions
128
CHAPTER IV
138
Changes in the Productive Departments of Laundry A
148
Changes and Effects in the Delivery Department
156
Summary and Conclusions
166
Application of the Scheme
234
Problems arising out of the Scheme
247
CHAPTER VIII
262
Additional Evidence on Incentive Effect
270
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Léon Walras, W. Jaffé (Translated by)

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