In your online book that you referred us to, you have a chapter and appendix on "rent" which I would like to discuss in future postings. It presents an argument that seems to be close to the marginalist argument that I have been criticizing recently.You will have to define "standard marginalism" and you will have to say something about what it is used for. I suspect that we will agree on this, but perhaps not. If you focus on the appendix and ask the question why I added this appendix, that may help.
My first question to you is this: Does it differ or how does it differ from standard marginalism?
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