Theorie des Geldes und der Geldwirtschaft

Name: Theorie des Geldes und der Geldwirtschaft
Author: Kerschagl

1923

by Kerschagl

Austrian SchoolMethodologyMonetary TheoryPlanned EconomyRichard KerschaglSocialismInflationMonetary PolicyQuantity Theory of MoneyFriedrich von WieserJoseph SchumpeterOthmar SpannDivision of LaborMarginal UtilityObjective ValuePurchasing PowerSubjective ValueExchange RatesSpeculationGustav CasselProduction CostsGeorg Friedrich KnappLudwig von MisesLeon WalrasDavid RicardoIrving FisherAdolf WagnerBimetallismGresham's LawMonetary StabilityPrice LevelStabilizationCentral BankingBanknotesJohn LawEconomic EfficiencyBalance of PaymentsMonetary ReformReal IncomeIncome DistributionProductivityStandard of LivingDepreciationDevaluationValuationBruno HildebrandEconomic HistoryCapital AccumulationKarl KniesDiscount RateGold StandardDeflationWagesCapital FlightWar EconomyGold ReservesJohn Maynard KeynesBank of EnglandImmanuel KantMarxismGustav Schmoller

Table of Contents · 31 segments

Title Page and Prefacetheoretical

Table of Contentstheoretical

Introduction: Methodology and Theoretical Frameworktheoretical

I.1. Nature and Function of Moneytheoretical

I.2. The Internal Value (Binnenwert) of Moneytheoretical

I.3. The External Value (Außenwert) of Moneytheoretical

I.4. The Relationship Between Internal and External Valuetheoretical

Stoffwert und Nennwert des Geldestheoretical

Metallismus und Chartalismustheoretical

Die Quantitätstheorietheoretical

Foundations of Money Creation: Subjective and Objective Perspectivestheoretical

Metallic Standards: Monometallism, Bimetallism, and Gresham's Lawtheoretical

Stabilization and the Theory of Goods-Based Money Creationtheoretical

Classical Money Creation: Commercial Bills and Lombard Loanstheoretical

Alternative Foundations and Typology of Money Speciestheoretical

The Foundations of Cashless Payments and Compensationtheoretical

The Nature of Giral Money and the Concept of Inflationtheoretical

Inflationary Dynamics, Social Product, and Monetary Recoverytheoretical

The Index as a Remuneration System in Inflationary Periodstheoretical

Devaluation, Valuation, and Depreciationtheoretical

Past, Present, and Future of the Monetary Economytheoretical

The Origins of Moneytheoretical

Foundations of Monetary Policytheoretical

The Problem of Currency Stabilizationtheoretical

Prerequisites and Objectives of Stabilization Policytheoretical

Inflation and the Balance of Paymentstheoretical

Foundations of Centralized Foreign Exchange Controltheoretical

The Question of Gold in International Monetary Relationstheoretical

European Central Banks and Note Circulation: Statistical Analysistheoretical

Concluding Remarks: The Value Problem and Future of Monetary Theorytheoretical

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