The Theory of Social and Economic Organization

administrative staff analysis appropriation authority basis behaviour budgetary unit bureaucratic calculation capital accounting capitalistic chap charismatic charismatic authority charismatic movement chief collegial common concept corporate group degree discussion economic activity elements empirical exchange exist fact factors favourable feudal fiefs formal rationality functions hand hence hereditary household ideal type important income individual interests involved kind labour legitimacy limited marginal utility market economy means of payment means of production metal modern modes monetary motives nomic officials organization oriented particular party patrimonial planned economy point of view political position possible present primarily problems profit profit-making enterprise purely rational-legal authority regulation relation sense separation of powers situation social action social relationship sociological sources specific status structure substantive tax farming technical tendency tends tion tional tive traditional true typical unfree labour Weber Western World workers