Although Walras came to be regarded as one of the three leaders of the marginalist revolution,Sandmo, Agnar (2011). Economics Evolving: A History of Economic Thought, Princeton University Press: Princeton, p. 190 he was not familiar with the two other leading figures of marginalism, William Stanley Jevons and Carl Menger, and developed his theories independently. Elements has Walras disagreeing with Jevons on the applicability, while the findings adopted by Carl Menger, he says, are completely in alignment with the ideas present in the book (even though expressed non-mathematically).
although walras came to be regarded as one of the three leaders of the marginalist revolutionsandmo agnar (2011) economics evolving a history of economic thought princeton university press princeton p 190 he was not familiar with the two other leading figures of marginalism william stanley jevons and carl menger and developed his theories independently elements has walras disagreeing with jevons on the applicability while the findings adopted by carl menger he says are completely in alignment with the ideas present in the book (even though expressed non-mathematically)