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The theory of monopolistic competition

Edward Chamberlin

1962

Social choice and individual values

Kenneth Joseph Arrow

1963

The theory of value before Adam Smith

Hannah Robie Sewall

1901

L' argent

Émile Zola, Kendall Warren, Ernest Vizetelly et al.

1891

Lohnarbeit und Kapital

Friedrich Engels, Karl Marx

1902 ★ 5.0

Social value

Benjamin M. Anderson

1911

The economics of imperfect competition

Robinson, Joan

1942

Theorien über den Mehrwert

Karl Marx

1910

Echange symbolique et la mort

Jean Baudrillard

1993

Value, price and profit, addressed to workingmen

Eleanor Marx Aveling, Karl Marx

1912

Value Drivers

Mark C. Scott

1998

Dialogue on wealth and welfare

Orio Giarini

1980

Why popcorn costs so much at the movies

Richard B. McKenzie

2008

Value in Ethics and Economics

Elizabeth Anderson

1995

The economics of imperfect competition

Robinson, Joan

1933

U.S. history

Albert Sherman Lee

1921

Peru 1890-1977 Growth and Policy in an Open Economy

Rosemary Thorp, Geoffrey Bertram

Human values and economic policy

New York University Institute of Philosophy (8th 1966)

1967

Money

Robertson, Dennis Holme Sir

1922

Value, its measurement, design, and management

M. Larry Shillito

1992

Social credit

C. H. Douglas

1933

Socialism and superior brains

George Bernard Shaw

1909

Corporate governance

Ulrich Steger

2008

Needs, values, truth

David Wiggins

1987

The money value of a man

Dublin, Louis Israel

1946

Values and teaching

Louis Edward Raths

1966

Philosophie des Geldes

Georg Simmel

1989

Value and the media

Göran Bolin

2011

Legal foundations of capitalism

John Rogers Commons

1939

Money, interest, and prices

Don Patinkin

1965

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