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爱学习的干饭王
A major feature of Principles of Economics is Marshall's eclecticism. In this book, Marshall uses the eclectic method to produce cost theory, supply and demand theory, marginal productivity theory and marginal utility theory and so on theory of perfect fusion together. In the object of study, he advocated the integration of economics and sociology, because the object of economics study is not only the relationship between human beings and nature, but also the relationship between human beings. This is obviously her compromise. The book's core "equilibrium price theory" is actually a compromise of traditional economics. In his methodology, he argued that the various approaches should be properly aligned, not mutually exclusive, and that this is a compromise. At the same time, Marshall's analysis in Principles of Economics is a synthesis of various schools of economics.