Frederick, Freiherr von Wieser (1851–1926)

Wieser wasn't the clearest thinker in the Austrian School, and his writing is not always easy to plough through. And yet this book marks some important advances at the time. There are few nuggets here that have helped me make sense of the world. This is the final great work of economic theory by the theorist who coined the term "marginal utility." As such, it is necessary reading for those interested in the history of thought.