Carl Menger’s revisited theory of capital in opposition to the Classical and Marginalist scholars’ by Samuel Fernandes Lucena Vaz-Curado

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A Short History of Value Theory by Gina Ioan

“…This is the Labor Theory of Value. Marginalist Revolution economists found the source of value in exchange, in the market building the Marginal Theory of Value.…”
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Sources of financial synchronism: Arbitrage theory and the promise of risk-free profit by Andreas Langenohl

“…It suggests that financial synchronism can be traced back to certain developments in economic theory since the so-called ‘marginalist revolution’, which enabled the transfer of a certain optics informing market theories into financial practices. …”
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Income distribution, inflation and economic growth: A post-Keynesian approach by Amitrano Claudio Roberto, Vasconcelos Lucas

“…Its importance as an interpretative key declined with the marginalist revolution of the late nineteenth century and did not regain its central role in the conventional economic approach ever since. …”
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Valore | prezzo di mercato, Sociologia | Economics by Franco Rositi

“…The difficulties of such measurement attempt have certainly fostered the so-called marginalist revolution, which is characterized by the abolition of the tension between value and price and for having chosen as object of study the prices alone.As in the scientific revolutions theorized by Kuhn, the new paradigm has got rid from the tangles and aporias of the former paradigm but has paid the cost of a depletion of socio-economic analysis: it would fit to speak of a regressive revolution. …”
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From Karl Menger to Charles Menger? How Austrian economics (hardly) spread in France by Gilles Campagnolo

“…The father of the “Austrian” Marginalist revolution and founder of the so-called “Austrian School of economics”, Carl Menger, had a mixed reception during different periods of development of French economics. …”
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ECONOMIA EVOLUCIONISTA Y DARWIN by Ivan Hernandez

“…Almost simultaneously, the darwinian revolution and the marginalist revolution took place but their respective "ulterior motif" are opposed one from the other. …”
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