An Analysis of Carl Menger's Economic Theory

In the first chapter I present my point of view that Menger's theoretical approach may more properly be called relationism, rather than objectivism or subjectivism. In the second chapter I present the thoughts presented in Carl Menger's Principles of Economics in an axiomatic way. The purpose is to see to what extent Menger's theory is logically coherent or whether it contains any contradictions. Then I provide further analysis on some other topics of Menger's theory.Table of Contents:Chapter 1: Carl Menger's RelationismChapter 2: Axiomatisation and Analysis of Carl Menger's Principles of EconomicsChapter 3: A Mengerian Approach on the Phaenomenon of Interest as Part of an Exchange Chapter 4: Carl Menger's theory and the concept of “capital theory”Chapter 5: Was Carl Menger's Theory based on Individualism?Chapter 6: Numerical Prices and Psychic Phaenomena: A contradiction in Menger's theoryChapter 7: From Relationism to Subjectivism: A Subjectivist Elaboration of Carl Menger's Theoretical FrameworkChapter 8: From Economics to Praxiology: A Misesian Elaboration of the Subjectivist Elaboration of Carl Menger's Theoretical FrameworkChapter 9: Subjectivism and the Notion of Money: An Analysis of the Term Money within Carl Menger's Theoretical Framework