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Technischer Fortschritt und Arbeitslosigkeit
1931
by
Lederer
Emil Lederer
Equilibrium
Innovation
Rationalization
Unemployment
Capital Accumulation
Cartels
David Ricardo
Great Depression
Karl Marx
Real Income
Mathematical Economics
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Investment
Joseph Schumpeter
Purchasing Power
Business Cycle Theory
Friedrich A. Hayek
Methodology
Stationary Economy
Competition
Elasticity of Demand
Price Level
Velocity of Circulation
Capital Intensity
John Bates Clark
Wages
Surplus Value
Fixed Capital
Deflation
Forced Saving
Inflation
Money Supply
Business Cycles
Economic History
Table of Contents · 20 segments
1
Title Page and Preface: The Problem of Technical Progress
theoretical
2
Theses on Structural Unemployment and Technical Speed
theoretical
3
The Dual Nature of Technical Change and Table of Contents
theoretical
4
Chapter I: Arguments of Compensation Theories
theoretical
5
The Displacement and Absorption of Labor through Technical Progress
theoretical
6
Methodology of Economic Dynamics and Static Equilibrium
theoretical
7
Effects of Technical Changes in a Static System
theoretical
8
Technical Progress in a Dynamic Capitalist System
theoretical
9
Quantitative Analysis of Technical Progress and Unemployment
theoretical
10
I. Steigerung des Gewinnes
theoretical
11
Analyse der Freisetzung und Einleitung der Preissenkungswirkung
theoretical
12
Wirkung von Preissenkungen und Lohnsenkungen
theoretical
13
Effect of Surplus Investment over a Longer Period
theoretical
14
The Role of Fixed and Working Capital in Investment
theoretical
15
The Effect of Additional Credit
theoretical
16
The Significance of Reserves and the Business Cycle
theoretical
17
Technical Heterogeneity and Capital Destruction
theoretical
18
The Process of Capital Formation and Modern Stagnation
theoretical
19
Bibliography and Publisher Advertisements
bibliography
20
Postscript: Emil Lederer's Life and Theory
essay