Value -- The economics of the individual -- Fundamental theorem of the transformation of any given number of goods -- Final degree of utility of instrumental goods -- Cases where the final degree of utility of money is approximately constant -- Relationship between the final degree of utility of...

pt. 1. At the roots of economics imperialism : classical and neoclassical economics and the issue of primitive societies -- pt. 2. Economics and the challenge of primitieve societies : anthropological non-formalist approaches -- pt. 3. The problem of the 'other' : economics and unselfish...

It is argued that Schumpeter's widely accepted judgment that Pareto's work is "completely rooted in Walras's system" constitutes a misreading of Pareto. In fact, already during the period 1892-1900, Pareto traces the methodological outlines of an economic science profoundly different from that...