Marshallianske
Marshallianske is a term that refers to the economic principles and theories developed by the British economist Alfred Marshall. Marshall, a prominent figure in the neoclassical school of economics, is best known for his book "Principles of Economics," first published in 1890. This seminal work synthesized much of the economic thought of his time and introduced several key concepts that remain central to modern microeconomics.
Central to Marshallianske is the idea of supply and demand, which Marshall famously illustrated using the metaphor
Marshall also contributed to the understanding of consumer surplus, the benefit consumers receive when they pay