New Era Economics, Presenting a Rational Theory of Value

Excerpt from New Era Economics, Presenting a Rational Theory of Value

Any fairly well informed person who takes up the study of economics must be struck by the variety and the conflicting character of doctrines presented by different schools of political economy; and he could not help noticing the difference of viewpoint, taken by various writers, as to what is the proper function and scope of the science of political economy; a difference which necessarily must affect the deductions and the teachings of the respective writers in a marked degree. One class of economists may be credited with a distinct desire to give a moral side, or content, to their theories.

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