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Die nationaloekonomische Lehre vom Credit

1909

by Komorzynski

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Austrian SchoolEugen von Bohm-BawerkVolkswirtschaftAdam SmithbankingCapital TheoryInterest RatesJean-Baptiste SayKarl KniesDivision of Laboreconomic efficiencyFactors of ProductionProperty RightsIncome DistributionBanknotesMonetary TheoryEconomic HistoryJohn Stuart MillWilhelm RoscherAdolf WagnerAlbert SchaffleMethodologyFrederic BastiatTime PreferenceHistorical SchoolPurchasing PowerExchange ValueCarl MengerThomas MalthusLorenz von SteinHuman CapitalJohann Karl RodbertusBruno HildebrandMonopolyClassical EconomicsFixed CapitalMercantilismAnne-Robert-Jacques TurgotFerdinand LassalleKarl MarxWageseconomic goodsGustav SchmollerUse ValueEugen von PhilippovichNational IncomeValuationSpeculationCapital ConsumptionEmil SaxDavid RicardoProduction CostsAbstinence TheoryNassau SeniorProductivitySocial PolicyEconomic DevelopmentFriedrich von WieserGround RentPrice FormationPhysiocracysurplus valueSubjective ValueCapital AccumulationSavingAristotleusuryEconomic CrisisLiquidityFiduciary MediaVelocity of CirculationExchange RatesInternational TradeMontesquieuBalance of PaymentsGold StandardQuantity Theory of MoneyFiat MoneyJohn LawDeficit SpendingUncertaintystock exchangeCapital MovementsCentral BankingDiscount Ratecooperatives

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Google Digitization and Usage Guidelinesmetadata
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Title Page and Dedicationtheoretical
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Preface (Vorwort)theoretical
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Errata (Berichtigungen)theoretical
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Table of Contents (Inhaltsangabe)bibliography
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Part I: The Economic Essence of Credit - Chapter 1, Section 1theoretical
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General Characteristics of Private Economic Exchangetheoretical
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The Conflict Between Property Law and Economic Production Requirementstheoretical
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The Dual Task of Private Economic Exchangetheoretical
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Distinguishing Exchange and Credit within Private Economic Traffictheoretical
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The Economic Essence of Credit as Wealth Lendingtheoretical
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Precise Definition of the Credit Concepttheoretical
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Etymology and Terminology of Credittheoretical
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Pure Credit Transactions vs. Combined Exchange Transactionstheoretical
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Literature Review: Credit as Transfer of Wealth or Capital Usetheoretical
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Literature Review: Credit Defined as Trusttheoretical
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Critique of the Trust-Based Definition of Credittheoretical
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Literature Review: Credit as Exchange Separated by Timetheoretical
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Knies' Theory of Credit as Exchange in Time and the Priority Dispute with Macleodtheoretical
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The Spread of the Temporal Exchange Theory in Economic Literature after Kniestheoretical
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Critique of the Credit Theory of Temporal Exchangetheoretical
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Credit as the Transfer of Use of Concrete Goodstheoretical
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Opposition to the Inclusion of Concrete Goods in Credit Theorytheoretical
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Credit as a Circulating Power and Substitute for Moneytheoretical
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Ihering's Concept of Credit as Money Lendingtheoretical
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Kritik des Ihering'schen Creditbegriffestheoretical
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Das Vermögen als Macht über privates Einkommentheoretical
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Die Organisierung des sonderwirtschaftlichen Güterbesitzes zu Vermögentheoretical
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Eintheilung des Vermögens nach seiner verschiedenen Rechtsformtheoretical
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Das Vermögen in der Rechtsform des Creditanspruchestheoretical
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Anwartschaft auf künftigen Güterbesitz und das Leihcapital als Tauschguttheoretical
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Die nationalökonomische Literatur über den Vermögensbegrifftheoretical
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Critique of Narrow Definitions of Wealth as Tangible Assetstheoretical
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Wealth as a Power to Acquire Incometheoretical
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Personal Wealth and Labor Capacitytheoretical
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Defining Capital as Acquisition Wealththeoretical
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Distinction Between Acquisition and Household Wealththeoretical
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The Popular Concept of Capitaltheoretical
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History of Capital Theory: Adam Smiththeoretical
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The Economic Concept of Capital: National vs. Private Perspectivestheoretical
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Capital as Economic Value vs. Material Goodstheoretical
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The Concept of Income: Relationship to Wealth and Productiontheoretical
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The Derivation of the Concept of Income from Fundamental Economic Lawstheoretical
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Distinguishing Income from New Wealth and Accidental Gainstheoretical
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Income as a Legal Entitlement and Economic Categorytheoretical
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The Nature of Income Rights and the Role of Labortheoretical
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Income from Durable Goods and Personal Servicestheoretical
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The Requirement of Recurrence and the Rejection of 'National Income'theoretical
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Practical Identification of Income and Valuation Challengestheoretical
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The Problem of Conjuncture Gains (Windfall Profits)theoretical
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Historical Survey of Income Theory in Economic Literaturetheoretical
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The Concept of Income in Adam Smith and His Successorstheoretical
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The Hermann-Schmoller Concept of Incometheoretical
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Defending Smith Against Bernhardi and Schmollertheoretical
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The Requisite of Recurrence and Technical Characteristics of Incometheoretical
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Classifications of Income: Gross, Net, Original, and Derivedtheoretical
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The Problem of Income: Introduction and Problem Statementtheoretical
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Justifications vs. Theoretical Explanations of Incometheoretical
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Income from Tangible Goods as the Basis of All Incometheoretical
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The Real Increase of Goods as the Genetic Basis of Incometheoretical
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Private Income as a Complex Technical Result of Countless Goodstheoretical
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The Total Economic Yield as the Common Fund for All Private Incometheoretical
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The Identification of Total Economic Yield and the Explanation of Subjective Income Allocationtheoretical
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Critique of the Theory of Separate Income Funds in Economic Literaturetheoretical
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The Error of Treating Capital Return as a Mere Value Problemtheoretical
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The Exploitation Theory or Socialist Capital Interest Theorytheoretical
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Menger's Capital Use Theorytheoretical
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Böhm-Bawerk's Capital Interest Theorytheoretical
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Credit in the Service of Production and Consumptionchapter
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Economic Advantages of Credit: Production and Consumptionchapter
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The Economic Dangers of Credit: Mismanagement by the Debtortheoretical
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The Danger of Usurious Exploitation: Economic and Historical Conceptstheoretical
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The Modern Legal Concept of Usury and Interest Rate Historytheoretical
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The Interconnection of Economic Interests and Credit Crisestheoretical
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Credit as a Means of Economizing Monetary Circulationtheoretical
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Types of Money-Saving Credit Transactionstheoretical
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Theory of Foreign Exchange and International Paymentstheoretical
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Der Devisencurs und die Ursachen seiner Schwankungentheoretical
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Die Devisenarbitragetheoretical
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Internationale Creditertheilungen und Marktmechanismentheoretical
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Irrige Lehrmeinungen in Hinsicht auf die Wechselcursetheoretical
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Die Anpassung der Circulationsmittel an den wechselnden Geldbedarftheoretical
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Der Verkehrswert des Geldes und das Postulat seiner Beständigkeittheoretical
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Der Credit als Regulator des Geldumlaufestheoretical
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Irrige Theorien von der capitalschaffenden Kraft des Creditschapter
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The Error of Credit's Capital-Creating Power: Nature and Contenttheoretical
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Historical Theories of Credit: John Law and Cieszkowskitheoretical
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Early Economic Writers on Credit and Wealth: Melon, Schröder, Pinto, and Struenseetheoretical
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The Theory of Henry Dunning Macleod: Credit as Capitaltheoretical
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Refutation of Credit-Creation in Economic Literaturetheoretical
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Echoes of the Error in Modern Goods Theorytheoretical
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The Error of Value Anticipation in Credittheoretical
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Historical Evidence of the Theory of Value Anticipation in Economic Literaturetheoretical
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Critique of the Theory of Value Anticipation in Credittheoretical
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The Concept of Value Anticipation within the Definition of Wealththeoretical
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The Economic Organization of Credit: Societal Credit vs. Loan Credittheoretical
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The Distinction Between Legal Entities and Obligatory Relationships in Societiestheoretical
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Economic Interests in Societal Credit vs. Loan Credittheoretical
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Three Main Groups of Economic Interests in Societal Credittheoretical
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Comparative Analysis of Societal Legal Forms in Continental Lawtheoretical
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The Joint-Stock Company and Cooperatives as Capital Accumulatorstheoretical
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English Societal Law: Partnership and Companytheoretical
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Legal Strengthening of Credit Claims: Joint Liabilitytheoretical
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Subsidiary Liability in Warehouse and Check Lawtheoretical
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Liability within Partnerships and Societiestheoretical
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Pledge-Based Security (Real Credit)theoretical
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Types of Pledges: Hand Pledges and Lombard Securitiestheoretical
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The Mortgage System and Public Land Registerstheoretical
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Warehouse Credit and the Two-Document Systemtheoretical
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Facilitating Credit through Statutory Lienstheoretical
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Fixed Ranking and Owner Mortgagestheoretical
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The Transferability of Credit Claims: Beyond Cessiontheoretical
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The Nature and Economic Function of Credit Paperstheoretical
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Legal Framework for Negotiable Instruments: Comparative Analysistheoretical
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The Increased Transferability of Tabular Mortgagestheoretical
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The Legal Regulation of Credit Durationtheoretical
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Third-Party Intervention in Credit Terminationtheoretical
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Economic Interest and the Distinction Between Fixed and Working Capital Credittheoretical
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Rodbertus and the Theory of Agricultural Rent-Debt Credittheoretical
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The Banking Principle and Maturity Transformationtheoretical
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Influence of Credit Duration on Interest Ratestheoretical
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Credit Intermediation and the Nature of Credit Institutionstheoretical
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Classification of Active and Passive Banking Operationstheoretical
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Typology of Credit Institutions by Operation and Motivationtheoretical
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Legal Forms and Regulatory Framework of Credit Institutionstheoretical
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Author Index and Bibliographybibliography
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