"::::::::I made no representation (mis- or otherwise) as to whether the article  had any awareness of subjective factors in factor demand.
Jevons indeed said that his work was not an extension of classical economics; it was Marshall who drew upon classical economics to explain the supply curve.  That's why I keep associating neoclassical economics with the latter rather than with the former. (One could labor the effect of Marshall upon Jevons, but that would be beside the point here.)
Whatever the intentions about POV when the original version of this article was written, it has got basic facts wrong.  Since you've relied heavily upon secondary sources for your own knowledge, one might locate any POV-pushing in those sources; but, as I said, the misrepresentations that come from within the neoclassical tradition itself are largely a matter of simply failing to understand their rivals. —←T 

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