Währungssystem und Relation. Beiträge zur Währungsreform in Oesterreich Ungarn
1891
by Landesberger
BimetallismGold StandardMonetary TheoryMonetary PolicyEconomic HistoryLegal TenderDiscount RateMonetary ReformQuantity Theory of MoneyBanknotesCentral BankingWalter BagehotInflationProtectionismBank of FranceExchange RatesReichsbankBalance of PaymentsSpeculationBank of EnglandGold ReservesProperty RightsLegal Theory
Table of Contents · 26 segments
1
Title Page and Prefacechapter
2
Table of Contentschapter
3
Introduction: The Nature of Currency Reformchapter
4
Chapter I: Arguments Against Bimetallism and the German Precedentchapter
5
The Impact of German Demonetization on Global Silverchapter
6
Legal and Practical Critiques of the German Reformchapter
7
Strategic Considerations for Austro-Hungarian Reformchapter
8
Chapter II: State of the International Currency Questionchapter
9
The Evolution of Credit Instruments and the Gold Scarcity Debatetheoretical
10
Industrial Gold Consumption and the American Silver Movementtheoretical
11
Chapter III: Critique of Currency Systems - Gold Agio vs. Gold Premiumchapter
12
Causes of Gold Export and the Mechanism of the Gold Premiumtheoretical
13
Discount Policy vs. Gold Premium Policytheoretical
14
Economic Effects and Practical Examples of the Gold Premiumtheoretical
15
Historical Analysis of Monetary Crises (1881-1890)theoretical
16
The Necessity of the French Model for Austrian Currency Reformtheoretical
17
Postulates for the Implementation of a Limping Standardtheoretical
18
Chapter IV: Concrete Design of the Future Monetary Systemchapter
19
Circulation Analysis and the Role of State Notestheoretical
20
The Transition to State Certificates and Bank Integrationtheoretical
21
The Problem of the Relation: Legal and Economic Perspectivestheoretical
22
Critique of the Momentary and Average Relation Theoriestheoretical
23
Historical Periods and Conversion Ratios for Silver Debtstheoretical
24
Historical Exchange Rate Periods and Conversion Proposalstheoretical
25
Economic vs. Juridical Relation in Currency Reformtheoretical
26
Statistical Tables: International Money Markets 1881-1890theoretical