Principles of National Economy

Author: (Austrian) Menger, translated by Liu Xuao
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: The Austrian School originated in 1871, when Menger published Principles of Economics. This work, though not lengthy, is comparable in significance to The Wealth of Nations and Elements of Pure Economics. Due to its exposition of the theory of marginal utility, Menger is rightly regarded as one of the founders of modern economics. This re-edited and published version of Menger's classic masterpiece aims to introduce more Chinese readers to some of his early distinctive ideas—knowledge, time, and uncertainty. Through the text of Principles of Economics, readers will encounter Menger's timeless insights. This book is part of the "Century Library" series.