THE GENERAL LAWS OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND §1. PRELIMINARY STATEMENT OF THREE LAWS §2. DIAGRAMS AND THEIR USES §3. AMBIGUITIES OF THE EXPRESSIONS, "INCREASE IN DEMAND," ETC. §4. REACTIONS OF CHANGES IN DEMAND AND SUPPLY ON PRICE §5. SOME PARADOXICAL REACTIONS OF PRICE CHANGES ON SUPPLY §6. THE DISTURBANCES OF MONETARY CHANGES §7. THE TRADE CYCLE CHAPTER III UTILITY AND THE MARGIN OF CONSUMPTION §1. THE FORCES BEHIND SUPPLY AND DEMAND §2. THE LAW OF DIMINISHING UTILITY §3. THE RELATION BETWEEN PRICE AND MARGINAL UTILITY §4. THE MARGINAL PURCHASER §5. THE BUSINESS MAN AS PURCHASER §6. THE DIMINISHING UTILITY OF MONEY CHAPTER IV COST AND THE MARGIN OF PRODUCTION §1. AN ILLUSTRATION FROM COAL §2. THE VARIOUS ASPECTS OF MARGINAL COST §3. THE DANGERS OF IGNORING THE MARGIN §4. A MISINTERPRETATION §5. SOME CONSEQUENCES OF A HIGHER PRICE LEVEL §6. GENERAL RELATION BETWEEN PRICE, UTILITY AND COST CHAPTER V JOINT DEMAND AND SUPPLY §1. MARGINAL COST UNDER JOINT SUPPLY §2. MARGINAL UTILITY UNDER JOINT DEMAND §3. A CONTRAST BETWEEN COTTON AND COTTON-SEED, AND WOOL AND MUTTON §4. THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING UNIMPORTANT §5. CAPITAL AND LABOR §6. CONCLUSIONS AS TO JOINT SUPPLY AND JOINT DEMAND §7. COMPOSITE SUPPLY AND COMPOSITE DEMAND §8. ULTIMATE REAL COSTS CHAPTER VI LAND §1. THE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LAND §2. THE SCARCITY ASPECT §3. THE DIFFERENTIAL ASPECT §4. THE MARGIN OF TRANSFERENCE §5. THE NECESSITY OF RENT §6. THE QUESTION OF REAL COSTS §7. RENT AND SELLING PRICE CHAPTER VII RISK-BEARING AND ENTERPRISE §1. PROFITS AND EARNINGS OF MANAGEMENT §2. THE PAYMENT FOR RISK-BEARING §3. MONTE CARLO AND INSURANCE §4. RISK UNDER LARGE SCALE ORGANIZATION §5. THE ENTREPRENEUR §6. RISK-TAKING AND CONTROL §7. GENERAL ANALYSIS OF PROFITS CHAPTER VIII CAPITAL §1. A REFERENCE TO MARX §2. WAITING FOR PRODUCTION §3. WAITING FOR CONSUMPTION §4. CAPITAL NOT A STOCK OF CONSUMABLE GOODS §5. THE ESSENCE OF WAITING §6. INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIAL SAVING §7. THE NECESSITY OF INTEREST §8. THE SUPPLY OF CAPITAL §9. INVOLUNTARY SAVING §10. INTEREST AND DISTRIBUTION CHAPTER IX LABOR §1. A RETROSPECT ON LAISSEZ-FAIRE §2. IDEAS AND INSTITUTIONS §3. THE GENERAL WAGE-LEVEL §4. THE SUPPLY OF LABOR IN GENERAL §5. THE APPORTIONMENT OF LABOR AMONG PLACES §6. THE APPORTIONMENT OF LABOR AMONG SOCIAL GRADES §7. THE APPORTIONMENT OF LABOR AMONG OCCUPATIONS §8. WOMEN'S WAGES CHAPTER X THE REAL COSTS OF PRODUCTION §1. COMPARATIVE COSTS §2. THE ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES §3. UTILITY AND WEALTH §4. CRITERIA OF POLICY SUPPLY AND DEMAND CHAPTER I THE ECONOMIC WORLD