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|a Cover; Title page; Copyright page; TRANSLATOR'S FOREWORD; Contents; FACSIMILES OF THE TITLE PAGES (OR COVERS) OF THE ORIGINAL EDITIONS; PREFACE TO THE FOURTH EDITION; PART I: Object and Divisions of Political and Social Economy; Lesson 1 DEFINITIONS OF POLITICAL ECONOMY ADAM SMITH; J.B. SAY; Lesson 2 SCIENCE, ART AND ETHICS DISTINGUISHED; Lesson 3 SOCIAL WEALTH. THREE CONSEQUENCES OF SCARCITY. VALUE IN EXCHANGE AND THE PURE THEORY OF ECONOMICS; Lesson 4 INDUSTRY AND APPLIED ECONOMICS. PROPERTY AND SOCIAL ECONOMICS; PART II: Theory of Exchange of Two Commodities for Each Other.
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|a Lesson 5 THE MARKET AND COMPETITION. PROBLEM OF EXCHANGE OF TWO COMMODITIES FOR EACH OTHERLesson 6 CURVES OF EFFECTIVE OFFER AND EFFECTIVE DEMAND. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF EQUALITY BETWEEN OFFER AND DEMAND; Lesson 7 DISCUSSION OF THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF EXCHANGE OF TWO COMMODITIES FOR EACH OTHER; Lesson 8 UTILITY CURVES OR WANT CURVES. THE THEOREM OF MAXIMUM UTILITY OF COMMODITIES; Lesson 9 DISCUSSION OF DEMAND CURVES. GENERAL FORMULA FOR THE MATHEMATICAL SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF EXCHANGE OF TWO COMMODITIES FOR EACH OTHER; Lesson 10 RARETÉ, THE CAUSE OF VALUE IN EXCHANGE.
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|a PART III: Theory of Exchange of Several Commodities for One AnotherLesson 11 PROBLEM OF EXCHANGE OF SEVERAL COMMODITIES FOR ONE ANOTHER. THE THEOREM OF GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM; Lesson 12 THE GENERAL FORMULA OF THE MATHEMATICAL SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF EXCHANGE OF SEVERAL COMMODITIES FOR ONE ANOTHER. THE LAW OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF COMMODITY PRICES; Lesson 13 THE LAW OF THE VARIATION OF COMMODITY PRICES; Lesson 14 THE THEOREM OF EQUIVALENT REDISTRIBUTIONS OF COMMODITY HOLDINGS. CONCERNING A STANDARD OF MEASURE AND A MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE; Lesson 15 PURCHASE AND SALES CURVES. COMMODITY PRICE CURVES.
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|a Lesson 16 EXPOSITION AND REFUTATION OF ADAM SMITH'S AND J.B. SAY'S DOCTRINES OF THE ORIGIN OF VALUE IN EXCHANGEPART IV: Theory of Production; Lesson 17 CAPITAL AND INCOME. THE THREE SERVICES; Lesson 18 THE ELEMENTS AND MECHANISM OF PRODUCTION; Lesson 19 THE ENTREPRENEUR. BUSINESS ACCOUNTING AND INVENTORY; Lesson 20 PRODUCTION EQUATIONS; Lesson 21 SOLUTION OF THE EQUATIONS OF PRODUCTION. THE LAW OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PRICES OF PRODUCTS AND SERVICES.
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|a Lesson 22 THE PRINCIPLE OF FREE COMPETITION. THE LAW OF THE VARIATION OF PRICES OF PRODUCTS AND SERVICES. PURCHASE AND SALES CURVES OF SERVICES PRICE CURVES OF PRODUCTS; PART V: Theory of Capital Formation ['Capitalisation'] and Credit; Lesson 23 GROSS AND NET INCOME. THE RATE OF NET INCOME. THE EXCESS OF INCOME OVER CONSUMPTION; Lesson 24 EQUATIONS OF CAPITAL FORMATION AND CREDIT; Lesson 25 SOLUTION OF THE EQUATIONS OF CAPITAL FORMATION AND CREDIT. THE LAW OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE RATE OF NET INCOME; Lesson 26 THEOREM OF MAXIMUM UTILITY OF NEW CAPITAL GOODS YIELDING CONSUMERS' SERVICES.
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|a 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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