Value and capital : an inquiry into some fundamental principles of economic theory / by Sir John Richard Hicks.

Introduction -- Part I. The theory of subjective value -- 1. Utility and preference, 11 -- II. The law of consumer's demand, 26 -- III. Complementarity, 42 -- Part II. General equilibrium -- IV. The general equilibrium of exchange, 55 -- V. The working of the general equilibrium system, 62 -- VI. The equilibrium of the firm, 78 -- VII. Technical complementarity and technical Substitution, 89 -- VIII. The general equilibrium of production, 99 -- Part III. The foundations of dynamic economics -- IX. The method of analysis, 115 -- X. Equilibrium and disequilibrium, 130 -- XI. Interest, 141 -- XII. The determination of the rate of interest, 153 -- XIII. Interest and money, 163 -- XIV. Income, 171 -- Part IV. The working of the dynamic system -- XV. The planning of production, 191 -- XVI. Prices and the production plan, 202 -- XVII. Interest and the production plan, 213 -- XVIII. Spending and lending, 227 -- XIX. The demand for money, 237 -- XX. The temporary equilibrium of the whole system. (I)Its imperfect stability, 245 -- XXI. The temporary equilibrium of the whole System. (II) Possible stabilizers, 258 -- XXII. The temporary equilibrium of the whole system. (III) The laws of its working, 273 -- XXII. The accumulation of capital, 283 -- XXIV. Conclusion-the trade cycle, 294 -- Mathematical appendix, 303 -- Additional notes, 329.