Chapter XI: The Ultimate Relation of Cost to Value
§ 1. Net result of English discussion from Smith to Cairnes 127
§ 2. Classification of cost concepts 135
§ 3. Necessary preliminaries concerning the concepts of value
and utility 140
§ 4. Essential features of the pure utility theory; the supply
of goods taken for granted 146
§ 5. Explanation of the law of entrepreneur’s cost in the light
of the utility theory 155
§ 6. The modern refined labor theory—the marginal equivalence
of utility and disutility—considered first in the
isolated economy 165
§ 7. The relation of marginal subjective cost to exchange
value in the developed social economy 177
§ 8. Summary 191
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