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The 13 pages that link to William Stanley Jevons, each with the reason it gives.

• Neoclassical economicsRelated: His work helped establish marginal utility as an explanation of value.

• Rebound effectRelated: His analysis of coal efficiency gave the phenomenon its classic early formulation.

• George BooleRelated: Jevons adapted Boolean algebra into a practical method for manipulating logical expressions.

• Léon WalrasRelated: Jevons was a contemporary pioneer of marginal analysis, though his framework differed in scope.

• MarginalismRelated: His work made marginal utility central to an influential account of exchange value.

• Carl MengerRelated: Jevons independently advanced marginal utility analysis during the same period as Menger.

• Subjective theory of valueRelated: His theory treated value as dependent on the final increments of goods available.

• Alfred MarshallCompared with: Jevons offered a rival, more mathematical account of value during the marginalist revolution.

• Marginal revolutionRelated: His 1871 book presented one of the revolution's independent formulations.

• Value TheoryRelated: Jevons made subjective utility central to his account of exchange value.

• Law of demandRelated: His account of utility contributed to later explanations of consumer demand.

• Richard CantillonRelated: Jevons recovered Cantillon’s importance and helped restore attention to his treatise.

• Hermann Heinrich GossenRelated: Jevons later recognized Gossen’s priority and helped draw attention to his work.