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The 12 pages that link to Marginalism, each with the reason it gives.

• Max WeberCompared with: Weber’s historical sociology differed from explanations centered primarily on abstract economic theory.

• Classical economicsCompared with: It shifted value analysis away from classical emphasis on production and labor toward marginal valuation.

• Neoclassical economicsBroader topic: Marginal changes, rather than total quantities alone, drive many neoclassical explanations.

• Marginal UtilityNarrower topic: Marginal utility is one application of this broader way of analyzing incremental choices.

• Surplus valueCompared with: It explains economic value through individual valuations rather than socially necessary labor.

• Léon WalrasNarrower topic: Walras belonged to the marginalist transformation that reshaped economic theory in the 1870s.

• Carl MengerNarrower topic: Menger’s work helped establish marginal analysis alongside parallel developments elsewhere.

• Alfred MarshallNarrower topic: Marshall’s work formed part of the marginalist shift that transformed economic theory.

• Value TheoryRelated: Marginal analysis links incremental utility and cost to valuation and choice.

• History of Economic ThoughtBroader topic: Its late nineteenth-century rise redirected economics toward individual choice and market equilibrium.

• Criticism of MarxismCompared with: It offers a different explanation of prices from Marx's labor theory of value.

• Law of valueCompared with: Its account of prices differs from Marx’s labor-centered explanation.