KnowraCarl MengerLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Carl Menger, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 1Related 10Neoclassical economicsRelated: His independent marginalist theory contributed to the movement’s origins.Methodological individualismRelated: Menger argued that social institutions could be explained through the actions of individuals.Léon WalrasRelated: Menger’s independent marginalist work forms part of the same nineteenth-century shift in value theory.William Stanley JevonsRelated: Menger developed a parallel marginalist theory independently of Jevons.MarginalismRelated: His account independently grounded economic value in the importance of satisfying wants.Subjective theory of valueRelated: His 1871 work gave a systematic account of value based on individual needs.Marginal revolutionRelated: His 1871 Principles of Economics established a distinct, nonmathematical version of marginal analysis.Value TheoryRelated: Menger explained economic value through individual needs and the marginal importance of goods.Law of demandRelated: His marginal approach helped explain how individual valuations shape demand.Hermann Heinrich GossenRelated: Menger independently developed marginal utility theory after Gossen’s book had been overlooked.