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Die Inflation
1973
by
Kerschagl
Economic History
Inflation
Richard Kerschagl
Democracy
Adolf Hitler
Totalitarianism
Credit Expansion
Friedrich von Wieser
Ludwig von Mises
Supply and Demand
John Law
Mercantilism
John Maynard Keynes
Joseph Schumpeter
Quantity Theory of Money
Velocity of Circulation
Capital Consumption
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Factors of Production
Price Controls
Interest Rates
Unemployment
Class Struggle
Central Banking
Discount Rate
Fiscal Policy
Taxation
Trade Unions
Bimetallism
Gold Standard
Gustav Cassel
International Monetary Fund
Irving Fisher
Banking
Insurance
Speculation
Stock Exchange
Labor Market
Monetary Stability
Socialism
Deflation
Exchange Rates
Monetary Reform
Stabilization
Monetary Policy
French Revolution
Economic Recovery
Marshall Plan
Hjalmar Schacht
Devaluation
European Union
Jacques Rueff
Bretton Woods
Federal Reserve
New Deal
Table of Contents · 26 segments
1
Title Page and Table of Contents
front_matter
2
Foreword
foreword
3
The Concept of Inflation
chapter
4
History of Inflation
chapter
5
The Monetary Side of Inflation
chapter
6
The Goods Side of Inflation
chapter
7
Creeping Inflation
chapter
8
Imbalances and Social Upheaval
chapter
9
Inflation and Central Banks
chapter
10
The State and Inflation
chapter
11
Gold and Inflation
chapter
12
Inflation and Financial Institutions
chapter
13
Full Employment and Inflation
chapter
14
Psychology of Inflation
chapter
15
Escaping Inflation and Indexation
chapter
16
Deflation and Stabilization
chapter
17
Shrinking Money (Schwundgeld)
chapter
18
Theoretical Summary
chapter
19
Historical Case Study: John Law and the Assignats
chapter
20
Post-WWI Inflation in Austria and Successor States
chapter
21
Post-WWII Inflation in Austria
chapter
22
Inflations in Germany
chapter
23
Inflations in England
chapter
24
Inflations in France
chapter
25
Inflations in the USA
chapter
26
Concluding Remarks
chapter