On the Concept of Social Value
Joseph Schumpeter
It is but recently that, in pure theory, the concept of social value came into prominence. The founders of what is usually called the "modern" system of theory, as distinguished from the "classical," never spoke of social, but only of individual value.
Thoughts on the Funding System, and its Effects
Piercy Ravenstone
The events of the last hundred years, the changes they have wrought in the mode of existence of every nation of Europe, and the complexity they have introduced into all the relations of society, have given to the science of political economy an importance to which it could never before pretend.
Capital
Karl Marx
volume 1.
Public finance in democratic process: fiscal institutions and indevidual choise
James M. Buchanan
Fiscal theory is normally discussed in a frame of reference wholly different from that adopted in this book. This dramatic shift of emphasis plays havoc with disciplinary orthodoxy, and few guideposts remain to indicate whether or not the bounds of reasoned argument have been overextended.
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McMaster University
Archive for the History of Economic Thought.
The Papirus of Ani
The Egyptian Book of the Dead.
Translated by E.A. Wallis Budge.
A Discourse of Trade
Nicholas Barbon
The Greatness and Riches of the United Provinces, and States of Venice, consider'd, with the little Tract of Ground that belongs to either of their Territories, sufficiently Demonstrate the great Advantage and Profit that Trade brings to a Nation.
An Inquiry into the Principles of Political Economy
Sir James Steuart
See
book 5
Of Taxes, and of the Proper Application of their Amount.
Elements of Political Economy
James Mill
Elements of Political Economy
see chapter 4
Consumption about taxation
On the Concept of Social Value
Joseph Schumpeter
Quarterly Journal of Economics, volume 23, 1908-9. Pp. 213-232
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