Karlheinz Muhr Library
CatalogTimeline
Karlheinz Muhr Library

The Complete “Austrian School of Economics” Collection. Explore 150 years of economic thought through an AI-powered library agent.

Explore

  • Catalog
  • Timeline

Research

  • Ask the Librarian
  • Sign In

855 books · 38,737 segments · 432 taxonomy tags

Built by krin.ai

HomeCatalog

Japan Europa. Wandlungen im fernen Osten

1929

by Lederer and Lederer Seidler

Industrial RevolutionProletariatFeudalismPolitical EconomyEpistemologyBureaucracyPolitical PhilosophyTaxationClass StruggleCapitalismAgricultureEconomic CrisisLand ReformProductivityInflationPrice LevelStandard of LivingEconomic HistoryMonopolyRaw MaterialsFree TradeProtectionismSubsidiesSocialismWagesImperialismCompetitionLabor MarketCapital MovementsNational IncomeCapital AccumulationRationalization

Table of Contents · 24 segments

1
Front Matter and Introductiontheoretical
2
Japan, the Landtheoretical
3
Religion, Myth, and Historytheoretical
4
The Tokugawa Period: Cultural Background of Modern Japantheoretical
5
The 40,000 Characters of the Far Easttheoretical
6
The Conventional Formtheoretical
7
The State of the Far East — Chinatheoretical
8
The State of the Far East — Japantheoretical
9
Japan — Europetheoretical
10
Modern Japan: The Face of Everyday Life and Economic Foundationstheoretical
11
The Economic Consequences of Feudal Liquidation and Industrializationchapter
12
Structural Constraints and the Feudal Legacy in Japanese Industrychapter
13
Natural Resources and the Textile vs. Heavy Industry Conflictchapter
14
Economic Policy and the Political Power of Industrial Clanschapter
15
The Labor Question: Social Tensions and Proletarianizationchapter
16
Demographics and the Rural-Urban Labor Supplychapter
17
Japanese Competition and Industrialization in Chinachapter
18
Comparative Analysis of Japanese and Chinese Laborerschapter
19
The Global Threat of Chinese Industrialization and Population Growthchapter
20
Political Capital Export and State-Led Economic Managementchapter
21
Military Expenditures and the Japanese Budgetchapter
22
The Economic Burden of Armament and Colonial Expansionchapter
23
Economic Paradoxes, Luxury Consumption, and the Banking Crisischapter
24
The Path to Rationalization and Future Prospectschapter