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Abnehmender Bodenertrag

In: Theorie der Volkswirtschaft

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  • Oskar Engländer

    (Deutschen Universität in Prag)

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Zusammenfassung Wir verlassen die Annahme stetig abnehmender Fruchtbarkeit der einzelnen Bodenarten mit übrigbleibendem ertragsfähigem Boden und ersetzen sie durch Berücksichtigung des Satzes vom abnehmenden Bodenertrag bei angenommener gleicher Fruchtbarkeit von Boden gleicher Art, der in beschränkter Menge gegeben sei und in Sondereigentum stehe. Daß das Gesetz vom abnehmenden Bodenertrag jedenfalls in irgendeiner Weise wirkt, ist zweifellos. Wir müssen indes hier das Gesetz vom abnehmenden Bodenertrag in bestimmter Weise, nämlich stetig wirksam annehmen, so daß also gleichen auf derselben Fläche zuwachsenden Mengen von Arbeit ein stetig abnehmender Zuwachs an Ertrag entspricht.

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  • Oskar Engländer, 1929. "Abnehmender Bodenertrag," Springer Books, in: Theorie der Volkswirtschaft, chapter 20, pages 108-113, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-7091-5391-8_20
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-7091-5391-8_20
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