Alfred AmonnPolitical EconomyAdam SmithMethodologyEconomic GoodsClassical EconomicsEconomic HistoryMercantilismPhysiocracyFactors of ProductionIncome DistributionFriedrich ListGustav SchmollerKarl BucherEconomic PolicyFranz OppenheimerOthmar SpannTeleologyNational IncomeEntrepreneurshipProduction CostsDivision of LaborUncertaintyCartelsMonopolyRationalizationProletariatDiminishing ReturnsJohann Heinrich von ThunenRaw MaterialsCapital AccumulationFixed CapitalInterest RatesProductivity of CapitalSavingHuman CapitalWagesComplementary GoodsMarginal UtilityCarl MengerEugen von Bohm-BawerkFriedrich von WieserUtilityZurechnungCollectivismCompetitionIndividualismProperty RightsPrice TheoryEquilibriumPrice FormationSupply and DemandGustav CasselMathematical EconomicsDavid RicardoKarl MarxLabor Theory of ValueExchange ValueKnut WicksellScarcitySubjective ValueElasticity of DemandInflationInnovationGeorg Friedrich KnappLegal TenderLudwig von MisesMonetary TheoryExchange RatesPurchasing PowerQuantity Theory of MoneyVelocity of CirculationDeflationMonetary PolicyWar EconomyBimetallismCentral BankingFiat MoneyGold StandardMonetary StabilityBankingMoney MarketStock ExchangeBanknotesDiscount RateLiquidityProfit and LossIron Law of WagesLabor MarketProductivityTrade UnionsUnemploymentTime PreferenceGround RentJoseph SchumpeterCapital ConsumptionEconomic DevelopmentBoom and BustBusiness CyclesCapital GoodsMoney SupplyEconomic CrisisOverproductionSpeculationIndustrial RevolutionInfrastructureCapitalismMarxismSocialismStandard of LivingThomas MalthusHistorical SchoolWilhelm RoscherAustrian SchoolEmpiricismMethodenstreitCausality
Table of Contents · 57 segments
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Title Page and Publication Detailsfront_matter
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Prefaceforeword
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Table of Contentsfront_matter
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Introduction: The Subject and Task of Economic Theorychapter
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The Emergence of Economic Sciencechapter
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The Essence and Conditions of National Wealthchapter
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Nature and Origin of the National Economychapter
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National Wealth and Economy as Objects of Sciencechapter
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The Overall Picture of the National Economychapter
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Plant and Enterprisechapter
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Types of Plants: Large vs. Small Scalechapter
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Forms of Enterprisechapter
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Concentrations and Associations of Enterpriseschapter
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Economic Professions and Classeschapter
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The Means of Productionchapter
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Land as a Factor of Productionchapter
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Capital as a Factor of Productionchapter
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Labor as a Factor of Productionchapter
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Products and Goodschapter
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Needs and Demandchapter
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Utility, Value, and Costschapter
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The Organization of the National Economychapter
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The Individualistic Exchange Processchapter
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Analysis of the Price Formation Processchapter
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The Laws of Price: Cassel's Equationschapter
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Price and Labor: The Labor Theory of Valuechapter
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Price and Marginal Utility: Utility Value Theorychapter
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Competitive and Monopoly Priceschapter
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Price Changeschapter
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Money: Functions and Definitionschapter
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The Value of Moneychapter
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Changes in Money Value: Inflation and Restrictionchapter
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The Monetary System (Currency)chapter
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Credit, Capital Markets, and Bankingchapter
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Credit and the Supply of Payment Media: Central Bank Functionschapter
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Income and Distributionchapter
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Wageschapter
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Interestchapter
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Ground Rentchapter
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Profitchapter
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Statics and Dynamics in Economic Lifechapter
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The State of Equilibriumchapter
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Disturbances of Equilibriumchapter
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Economic Developmentchapter
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Business Cycles (Konjunkturen)chapter
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Economic Criseschapter
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Economic Development in the 19th Centurychapter
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General Tendency of Individualistic Economic Developmentchapter
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Changes in Value and Income Ratios during Developmentchapter
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Economic Development and Populationchapter
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The Classical School and Scientific Socialismchapter
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The Historical Schoolchapter
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The Austrian School and the Methodenstreitchapter
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Resolution of the Methodological Conflictchapter
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The Theoretical Consideration of the National Economychapter