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Lehrbuch der Volkswirtschaftspolitik

1931

by Mataja

Economic PolicyMethodologyAgricultureSozialpolitikEugen von PhilippovichInterventionismVolkswirtschaftWilhelm RoscherMercantilismPhysiocracyAdam SmithAdolf WagnerFriedrich ListLiberalismSocialismBureaucracyLudwig von MisesMonopolyWilhelm RopkeFiscal PolicyGeopoliticsPublic FinanceDavid RicardoProtectionismFeudalismLand ReformFactors of ProductionLujo BrentanoProperty RightsInheritanceAutarkyCooperativesLabor LawRationalizationSocial PolicyInterest RatesJohann Heinrich von ThunenProduction CostsThomas MalthusCompetitionAlbert SchaffleInflationLorenz von SteinMoney MarketLeague of NationsMax WeberGround RentRaw MaterialsInvestmentCartelsNationalizationInsuranceGuildsGustav SchmollerWerner SombartIndustrial RevolutionEconomic HistoryKarl MarxAnne-Robert-Jacques TurgotCorporatismCollective BargainingWagesIncome DistributionInfrastructureEconomic DevelopmentEntrepreneurshipCapitalismDivision of LaborFixed CapitalProductivityMarket StructureEconomies of ScaleUnemploymentDepreciationUncertaintyWorld War ICapital AccumulationPrice ControlsDumpingPrice FormationSubsidiesBank of EnglandBusiness CyclesLegal TheoryInnovationBalance of PaymentsGemeinwirtschaftPlanned EconomyEconomic CalculationEconomic EfficiencySpeculationIrving FisherInternational TradeTrade PolicyClassical EconomicsEconomic CrisisFederalismRichard KerschaglAustrian SchoolBankingMonetary PolicyGold StandardGustav CasselHjalmar SchachtJohn Maynard KeynesMonetary TheoryCentral BankingDiscount RateLegal TenderOpen Market OperationsFederal ReserveGold ReservesStock ExchangeExchange RatesMonetary StabilityBimetallismDeflationPurchasing PowerMonetary ReformStabilizationReichsbankLiquiditySavingCapital FlightEmil SaxSupply and DemandMixed EconomyPrivatizationExternalitiesEquilibriumNational IncomePrice LevelDevaluationReparationsTaxationFree TradeOtto von BismarckCustoms UnionEconomic IntegrationTreaty of VersaillesWar EconomySovereigntyEuropean UnionHans MayerConsumer SovereigntyStandard of LivingTrade UnionsUsuryDeficit SpendingClass StruggleHistorical SchoolSocial JusticeSlaveryProletariatFerdinand LassalleKathedersozialismusSocial DemocracyMinimum WageWeimar RepublicLabor MarketWelfare StatePovertyWelfare EconomicsFriedrich NietzscheAristotlePlatoIndividualismJohn Stuart MillFranz OppenheimerFrederic BastiatHerbert SpencerFriedrich EngelsDiminishing ReturnsImperialismHans Kelsen

Table of Contents · 435 segments

1
Bibliographic Metadata and Library Recordsbibliography
2
Title Page and List of Contributorstheoretical
3
Foreword by Viktor Matajatheoretical
4
Table of Contents and Abbreviationsbibliography
5
Introduction: Economic Policy and Economic Theorytheoretical
6
Development of Economic Policy Doctrines: Mercantilism and Physiocracytheoretical
7
Adam Smith and the Rise of Modern Economic Liberalismtheoretical
8
Justifications and Limits of State Interventiontheoretical
9
Instruments of Economic Policytheoretical
10
Concluding Remarks on General Economic Policytheoretical
11
Introduction to Agricultural Policy: Concepts and Literaturechapter
12
Historical Development and Economic Significance of Agriculturechapter
13
The State's Relationship to Agriculture and Production Statisticschapter
14
Agrarian vs. Industrial States and Natural Foundations of Productionchapter
15
The Evolution of Agricultural Systems and Scientific Intensificationchapter
16
Agrarian Constitution: From Feudalism to Peasant Liberationchapter
17
Current Land Distribution Statistics: Germany and Austriachapter
18
Soil as a Factor of Production: Economic and Technical Propertiestheoretical
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Historical Land Rights and Communal Property in Austria and Germanytheoretical
20
Classification of Land Holdings by Size and Economic Impacttheoretical
21
Statistical Distribution of Farm Sizes in Germany and Austriatheoretical
22
Legal Forms of Land Tenure: Ownership, Tenancy, and Hereditary Leasestheoretical
23
Easements, Servitudes, and Land Policy Objectivestheoretical
24
Regulation of Land Transactions and Inheritance Lawstheoretical
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Internal Colonization and Land Reform Before and After WWItheoretical
26
Economic Impact of Land Reform on Wheat Exportstheoretical
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Land Consolidation and Technical Soil Improvementstheoretical
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III. Berufszugehörige der Land- und Forstwirtschaftchapter
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B. Förderung der landwirtschaftlichen Bildung der Berufszugehörigenchapter
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Organisation der land- und forstwirtschaftlichen Interessenvertretungchapter
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Landwirtschaftliches Genossenschaftswesenchapter
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IV. Land- und forstwirtschaftliche Arbeitchapter
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V. Landwirtschaftlicher Kreditchapter
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Landwirtschaftlicher Betrieb: Grundlagen und Systemechapter
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Fruchtfolgen und Intensivierung der Bodenkulturchapter
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Extensiver versus Intensiver Betrieb und das Gesetz des abnehmenden Bodenertrageschapter
37
Betriebsgröße: Großbetrieb versus Bauernwirtschaftchapter
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Wiederaufbau und Förderung der Landwirtschaft nach dem Weltkriegchapter
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Verwertung, Preise und Absatz agrarischer Erzeugnissechapter
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Lage der Landwirtschaft und Verhältnis zur Weltwirtschaftchapter
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Erschwernisse durch ausländische Konkurrenz und Schutzzöllechapter
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Agrarkrisen: Ursachen und Auswirkungenchapter
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Landflucht, Höhenflucht und Auswanderungchapter
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Verschuldung und Entschuldung der Landwirtschaftchapter
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Mittel zur Bekämpfung der Agrarkrise und Agrarprogrammechapter
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Internationale Bestrebungen der Landwirtschaftchapter
47
Forstpolitik: Grundlagen und Zielechapter
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Produktionsgrundlagen und Besitzverhältnisse der Forstwirtschaftchapter
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Forstwirtschaftlicher Betrieb und Gesetzgebungchapter
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Verwertung forstwirtschaftlicher Erzeugnissechapter
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Jagdpolitikchapter
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Fischereipolitikchapter
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Bergbaupolitik: Grundlagen und Lagerstättenchapter
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Rechtliche Grundlagen und Pflichten im Bergbauchapter
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Operating Facilities and Capital Requirements in Miningchapter
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The Mining Entrepreneur and Organizational Formschapter
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Mining Labor and Social Policychapter
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Mining Administration, Taxation, and Educationchapter
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Bibliography: Industrial Policy (Gewerbepolitik)bibliography
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Concepts and Definitions of Industry and Trade (Gewerbe)chapter
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Distinguishing Factory Production from Craftsmanshipchapter
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Historical Forms of Industrial Organizationchapter
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Small-Scale Industry in Modern Economic Lifechapter
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Statistical Development of Small vs. Large Enterpriseschapter
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Historical Evolution of Trade Regulations: Middle Ages to Mercantilismchapter
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The Path to Modern Trade Law and Industrial Freedomchapter
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Current Trade Laws in the German Reich and Austriachapter
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Trade Freedom vs. Protectionism and the Soviet Systemchapter
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State Promotion of Trade and Vocational Educationchapter
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Industrial Self-Governing Bodies: Chambers of Commerce and Tradechapter
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Organization and Tasks of German Craft Chamberschapter
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Compulsory Guilds and Trade Cooperatives in Germany and Austriachapter
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Private Industrial Organizations and Cooperativeschapter
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Socio-Political Problems in Small-Scale Industrychapter
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Sociology of the Modern Industrial Middle Classchapter
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Industrial Policy: Theory and Historical Foundationschapter
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The Impact of Technical Progress and Global Trade on Industrychapter
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The Emergence and Tools of Large-Scale Industry: The Putting-out Systemchapter
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Transition to Manufacture and the Theory of Cooperationchapter
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Specialization and the Transformation of the Artisanchapter
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The Factory System and Industrial Machinerychapter
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Giant Enterprises and Global Industrial Competitionchapter
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Consequences of Industrialization and the Rise of the USAchapter
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Advantages and Weaknesses of the Factory Systemchapter
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Capital Requirements and the Risks of Large-Scale Industrychapter
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The Law of Mass Production and Cost Structureschapter
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Competition Between Industrial Forms and National Industrializationchapter
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Moderne Wirtschaftsführer und Erwerbsgesellschaften: Die wirtschaftliche Lage Europaschapter
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Die Aktiengesellschaft: Struktur, Vorteile und Risikenchapter
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Regulierung und Aufsicht von Aktiengesellschaften in Deutschland und Österreichchapter
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Holdinggesellschaften und komplexe Unternehmensstrukturenchapter
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Large-Scale Industrial Mergers and Operational Integrationchapter
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Forms of Corporate Cooperation: Ownership and Interest Communitieschapter
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Cartels: Definition, Function, and International Scopechapter
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The Economic Impact and Regulation of Cartelschapter
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Trusts and the American Model of Industrial Concentrationchapter
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Concerns, Holding Companies, and State-Led Combinationschapter
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State Promotion of Large-Scale Industrial Efficiencychapter
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International Rationalization and Economic Researchchapter
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Bibliography: Intellectual Property and Competition Lawbibliography
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Introduction to Intellectual Property Rights (Gewerblicher Rechtsschutz)theoretical
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Patent Law: Definitions and Exclusionschapter
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Patent Law: Novelty, Ownership, and Employee Inventionschapter
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Patent Law: Scope of Protection, Compulsory Licenses, and Utility Modelschapter
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Markenrecht (Warenzeichenrecht): Funktionen und Wahl der Markechapter
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Erwerbung und Schutz des Markenrechteschapter
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Eintragungshindernisse, Prüfungsverfahren und Verbandszeichenchapter
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Internationaler Markenschutz und Wettbewerbsrechtchapter
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Elektrizitätswirtschaft und Energiewirtschaft: Grundlagenchapter
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Anwendungen der Elektrizität in Landwirtschaft und Verkehrchapter
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Grundsätze der Elektrizitätswirtschaft: Stand und Statistikchapter
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Ausnutzung der Kraftquellen und Wasserkraft in Österreichchapter
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Verbundwirtschaft und Technische Vereinheitlichungchapter
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Aufgaben und Organisation der Elektrizitätswirtschaftspolitikchapter
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Aufgaben der Elektrizitätsgesetzgebungchapter
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Überstaatliche Elektrizitätswirtschaftchapter
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Energiewirtschaftchapter
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Anhang: Telegraphie, Telephonie, Rundfunkchapter
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Gemeinwirtschaft: Die öffentlich-rechtlichen Gebietskörperschaften als Wirtschaftsführerchapter
120
Kapitalistische und sozialistische Wirtschaftsordnungchapter
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III. Sozialisierung: Wesen und Formentheoretical
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Socialization Efforts in Germany and Austriatheoretical
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Betriebswirtschaft: History and Systematicstheoretical
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Foundations and Problems of Business Policytheoretical
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Risk Management and Risk Policytheoretical
126
Business Cycle Research and Policytheoretical
127
Wirtschaftlichkeitselehre, Rationalisierung: Quellen und Literaturbibliography
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Theorie und Praxis der Rationalisierungtheoretical
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Vorteile der Rationalisierung und Einführung in die Organisationslehretheoretical
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Betriebsorganisation und Standortpolitiktheoretical
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Betriebslehre, Betriebspolitik und Wirtschaftsethiktheoretical
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Wirtschaftsplanung und Budgetrechnung im Betriebtheoretical
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Information und Personalpolitiktheoretical
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Betriebswirtschaftliche Sozialpolitik und Finanzierungtheoretical
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Beschaffung, Lager und Produktiontheoretical
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Arbeitswissenschaft und Psychotechniktheoretical
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Kostenwesen und Kostenpolitiktheoretical
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Lohnwesen, Preisbildung und Werbungtheoretical
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Absatz, Umsatz und Rembourspolitiktheoretical
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Verwaltung, Technik und Bewertungtheoretical
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Buchhaltung, Bilanztheorien und Revisiontheoretical
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Sanierung und Liquidationtheoretical
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Business Economics of Trade and Transport Policychapter
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Market Institutions: Exchanges, Futures, and Arbitragetheoretical
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Internal Trade Policy: History and Developmentchapter
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Theory of Trade: Concepts, Productivity, and Price Formationtheoretical
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III. Volkswirtschaftliche Aufgaben des Handelstheoretical
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IV. Entwicklungstendenzen im Handeltheoretical
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Footnote: Post-War Trade Over-dimensioningfootnotes
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V. Wesen und Organisationsformen des Großhandelstheoretical
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Wesen und Organisationsformen des Kleinhandelschapter
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Warenhäuser und Filialensystemchapter
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Spezielle Vertriebsformen: Verlagssystem, Versandhandel und Wanderhandelchapter
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Konsumvereine und Interessenvertretungen des Kleinhandelschapter
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Moderne Formen der Absatzorganisation und Rationalisierungchapter
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VIII. Das Verhältnis der staatlichen Gesetzgebung und Wirtschaftspolitik zum Binnenhandelchapter
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1. Das Handels- und Wechselrecht, insbesondere die Handelsgesellschaftenchapter
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2. Vorschriften des Gewerberechtes für den Handelchapter
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3. Maß- und Gewichtswesenchapter
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4. Maximaltarife und Preisstrebereigesetzgebungchapter
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5. Raten- und Teilzahlungsgeschäftechapter
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6. Wuchergesetzgebungchapter
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7. Die Warenhausgesetzgebungchapter
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8. Der unlautere Wettbewerbchapter
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9. Der Hausierhandelchapter
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10. Regelung der Ausverkäufechapter
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Geld- und Kreditpolitikchapter
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Allgemeine Grundlagen der Geld- und Kreditpolitiktheoretical
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Die Notenbank- und Währungspolitik: Literaturverzeichnisbibliography
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Die Grundlagen der europäischen Notenbankpolitiktheoretical
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Das amerikanische Notenbanksystem (Federal-Reserve-System)theoretical
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Advantages and Disadvantages of the Federal Reserve Systemtheoretical
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Unsolved Problems of Modern Central Banking: Discount Policytheoretical
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Gold Exchange Standards and International Cooperationtheoretical
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Monetary Metals and the Role of Goldtheoretical
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Inflation and Deflation: Causes, Effects, and Experimentstheoretical
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Stabilization and the Valorization Problemtheoretical
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Post-War Monetary Reforms: United Kingdom and Francechapter
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Post-War Monetary Reforms: Belgium and Italychapter
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Post-War Monetary Reforms: Germany and Austriachapter
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Scope and Tasks of Commercial Banks: Introduction and Bibliographychapter
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Methodological Principles and Scope of the Banking Policy Analysistheoretical
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The Division of Labor Among Financial Institutionstheoretical
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Classification of Banks: Speculative vs. Deposit Bankstheoretical
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Mortgage Banks and Commercial Bank Specializationtheoretical
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Merchant Banks, Colonial Banks, and Overseas Financetheoretical
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Legal Forms of Banks: Joint-Stock Companies vs. Private Bankerstheoretical
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Public vs. Private Banking and State Interventiontheoretical
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Bank Size, Branch Systems, and Post-War Fragmentationtheoretical
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The Balance of Banking Operations: Assets and Liabilitiestheoretical
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Capital Ratios and Liquidity Principlestheoretical
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Mobilization of Assets and Cash Liquiditytheoretical
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Risk Diversification and Credit Instrumentstheoretical
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Lombard Credits, Mortgage Credits, and Specialized Trade Financetheoretical
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Passive Operations: Deposits, Checks, and Legal Distinctionstheoretical
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Foundations of the Stock Exchange (Börsenwesen)theoretical
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Exchange Clearing and Money Marketstheoretical
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Types of Securities: Shares and Bondstheoretical
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Mechanics of Exchange Trading: Bull and Bear Marketstheoretical
200
Premium Trades and Report Transactionstheoretical
201
Banking Crises: Inflation and Deflationtheoretical
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Specific Types of Banking Crises: Speculation, Profitability, and Illiquiditytheoretical
203
Institutional Aid and Banking Control in Europetheoretical
204
State Supervision and the Role of Central Bankstheoretical
205
Legislative Measures for Depositor Protectiontheoretical
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Transparency and Balance Sheet Publicationtheoretical
207
Professional Auditing: The Anglo-Saxon Modeltheoretical
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Relationship Between Banks and Industrytheoretical
209
Centralization vs. Branch Systems and Foreign Creditstheoretical
210
Risks of Foreign Capital and Exchange Speculationtheoretical
211
National vs. International Banking Policytheoretical
212
Bibliography: Transport Policy (Verkehrspolitik)bibliography
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Fundamental Concepts and Classifications of Transport Policytheoretical
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The Concept and Characteristics of Transporttheoretical
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Means of Transport: Routes, Vehicles, and Powertheoretical
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The Evolution of Motive Power: From Muscle to Steam and Electricitytheoretical
217
Transport Institutions, Enterprises, and Economic Valuetheoretical
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Classifications of Transport and its Role in the National Economytheoretical
219
Transport as Production and User Requirementstheoretical
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Theoretical Foundations of Pricing: Costs, Supply, and Demandtheoretical
221
Competition Between Transport Modestheoretical
222
Subsidies, Monopoly, and the Principle of Value-Based Pricingtheoretical
223
Tariff Systems and Practical Price Formationtheoretical
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Tariffs in Other Transport Modes and Communicationtheoretical
225
Inter-Institutional Relations: Competition, Mergers, and Cooperationtheoretical
226
Transport Institutions as Consumers and Employerstheoretical
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The Position of Transport in the State: General Principles and Legislationchapter
228
Legal Regulations for Shipping and Inland Waterwayschapter
229
Road Legislation, Motor Vehicle Taxation, and Traffic Policechapter
230
Railway Legislation and the Interstate Commerce Actchapter
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Telegraphy, Aviation, and Transport Taxationchapter
232
Transport and Public Administrationchapter
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State and Local Authorities as Transport Entrepreneurschapter
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Mixed Forms of Ownership and Local Transport Systemschapter
235
International Agreements and the Union of German Railway Administrationschapter
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International Railway Unions and Freight/Passenger Conventionschapter
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International Shipping, Aviation, and Telegraphy Treatieschapter
238
Schlussfolgerungen zur Verkehrspolitikchapter
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Quellen- und Literaturhinweise zur Äußeren Handelspolitikbibliography
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I. Außenhandel und Nationaleinkommenchapter
241
The Balance of Payments and the Trade Balancechapter
242
Historical Analysis of European Trade Balances (1880–1912)theoretical
243
The Economic Impact of Foreign Trade and International Division of Labortheoretical
244
Components of the Balance of Payments: Services, Tourism, and Remittancestheoretical
245
Capital Accounts and Mechanisms for Balancing Paymentstheoretical
246
Unilateral Transfers: Political Power and War Reparationstheoretical
247
The Bank for International Settlements and the Transfer Problemtheoretical
248
Economic Theories of Reparation Transfers: Keynes vs. the Doctrinetheoretical
249
The Tasks of Trade Policy and Their Historical Development: Origins and Early Historychapter
250
Mercantilism and the Rise of Free Trade in Western Europechapter
251
The German Customs Union and Austro-Prussian Rivalrychapter
252
The Frankfurt Peace and the Protectionist Reactionchapter
253
Central European Trade Treaties and the Caprivi Erachapter
254
World War I and the Post-War Economic Orderchapter
255
IV. Die autonome Handelspolitik: Mittel und Verbotechapter
256
Staatliches Außenhandelsmonopol und die Theorie der Zöllechapter
257
Ausfuhr- und Einfuhrzölle: Fiskalische und Wirtschaftliche Zweckechapter
258
Zolltarifsysteme: Starr vs. Beweglichchapter
259
Zollrecht und Sonderverkehre (Veredlung, Transit, Vormerk)chapter
260
Indirekter Protektionismus und Exportförderungchapter
261
Contractual Trade Policy: General Means and Formschapter
262
Content and Form of Treaties: Absolute vs. Relative Provisionschapter
263
Types of Trade Agreements: From MFN to Customs Unionschapter
264
Loose Economic Unions and Preferential Tariffschapter
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The Most-Favored-Nation Clause: Theory and Practicechapter
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The Impact of MFN on Large and Small Stateschapter
267
Conditional MFN and Reciprocity Treatieschapter
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Exceptions to MFN: Lists and Border Trafficchapter
269
The Colonial Clause in Trade Policychapter
270
Colonial Clauses and Regional Exceptions in Most-Favored-Nation Treatmenttheoretical
271
Customs Unions and Multilateral Treaties in International Lawtheoretical
272
Collective Treaties and International Economic Cooperationtheoretical
273
Methods for Collective Tariff Reductiontheoretical
274
European Economic Integration and the 1930 Customs Peacetheoretical
275
Private Insurance Policy: Concepts and Historytheoretical
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The Function of Insurance and State Supervisiontheoretical
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Das österreichische Versicherungs-Regulativ und die Staatsaufsichttheoretical
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Vergleich der Aufsichtssysteme und Leistungsfähigkeit der Staatsaufsichttheoretical
279
Ergänzende Rechteinrichtungen und Grenzen der Aufsichttheoretical
280
Zivilrechtspolitik und der Versicherungsvertragtheoretical
281
Allgemeine Wirtschaftspolitik und Kriminalpolitik der Versicherungtheoretical
282
Konsumtionspolitik: Literatur und Begriffchapter
283
Wesen und Grenzen der Konsumtionspolitiktheoretical
284
Important Facts of Consumption Policy: Domestic Goods and Boycottschapter
285
Fashion, Advertising, and State Interventionchapter
286
The Economic and Social Impact of Fashionchapter
287
The Problem of Luxury in Consumption Policychapter
288
Standard of Living Policy (Lebenshaltungspolitik)chapter
289
Taxation, Consumption, and the Minimum Subsistence Levelchapter
290
Productive Consumption and Consumer Cooperativeschapter
291
State and Municipal Consumption Policychapter
292
Municipal Services and Social Policychapter
293
Bibliography: Social Policy (Sozialpolitik)bibliography
294
Concept and Objectives of Social Policytheoretical
295
Scope, Methods, and Legal Framework of Social Policytheoretical
296
Fields of Social Policy Activity and Economic Limitstheoretical
297
The Actors and Institutions of Social Policytheoretical
298
History of Social Policy: Ancient Times to the Middle Ageschapter
299
The Modern Era: The Rise of the Proletariat and Industrial Capitalismchapter
300
The Birth of Modern Social Policy: 18th Century to 1848chapter
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The Era of Political Upheaval and Social Democracy: 1848 to 1888chapter
302
The Expansion of Social Policy and Insurance: 1885 to 1914chapter
303
Post-War Social Policy and the 8-Hour Day: 1914 to 1930chapter
304
Social Policy in Czechoslovakia and Switzerlandchapter
305
The Concept and Types of the Labor Contractchapter
306
The Conclusion of the Labor Contract: Parties and Legal Capacitytheoretical
307
Definitions of Employer and Employeetheoretical
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Content and Form of the Labor Contract: Individual and Collective Agreementstheoretical
309
Formalities and Documentation in Labor Contractstheoretical
310
Rights and Duties Arising from the Labor Contracttheoretical
311
The Employee's Duty of Service: Scope, Location, and Inventionstheoretical
312
The Employee's Duty of Loyalty and Liabilitytheoretical
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The Employer's Duty of Remuneration: Concepts and Wage Systemstheoretical
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Forms of Remuneration: Cash, Truck System, and Profit Sharingtheoretical
315
Severance Pay and Seniority Bonusestheoretical
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Payment Logistics and Wage Protectiontheoretical
317
The Employer's Duty of Care and Secondary Obligationstheoretical
318
Termination of the Labor Contract: Objective Factstheoretical
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Termination by Legal Declaration: Notice and Periodstheoretical
320
Immediate Termination for Cause: Dismissal and Resignationtheoretical
321
V. Die Kollektivverträge: Begriff und Artenchapter
322
Die Parteien und der Inhalt der Kollektivverträgechapter
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Die Wirkung der Kollektivverträge und Allgemein-Verbindlicherklärungchapter
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B. Der Arbeiterschutz: Begriff und Gebietechapter
325
II. Der Arbeitszeitschutz: Der achstündige Arbeitstagchapter
326
III. Der Betriebsschutz und Unfallverhütungchapter
327
The Increased Protection of Women, Youths, and Childrenchapter
328
The Protection of Homeworkers (Heimarbeit)chapter
329
Labor Inspection and Workplace Supervisionchapter
330
The Labor Constitution: Trade Unions and Employer Associationschapter
331
Statutory Interest Groups: Employers and Employeeschapter
332
Works Councils: Goals, Tasks, and Legal Naturechapter
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Functions and Rights of Works Councilschapter
334
Organization, Administration, and Immunity of Works Councilschapter
335
Labor Disputes: Strikes, Lockouts, and Boycottschapter
336
Labor Jurisdiction and Courtschapter
337
Conciliation and Arbitration Systems in Europechapter
338
Social Insurance: Principles and Objectiveschapter
339
Branches and Organizational Structure of Social Insurancechapter
340
Health Insurance: Purpose, Scope, and Benefitschapter
341
Organization and Financing of Health Insurancechapter
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Accident Insurance: Concepts, Scope, and Benefitschapter
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Organization and Financing of Accident Insurancechapter
344
Old-Age and Invalidity Insurancechapter
345
The Economic Burden of Social Insurancechapter
346
Labor Placement and Vocational Guidancechapter
347
Organization and Principles of Public Labor Exchangeschapter
348
Unemployment Relief: Nature and Taskschapter
349
Methods of Combating Unemploymentchapter
350
Principles and Crisis Measures in Unemployment Insurancechapter
351
Productive Unemployment Reliefchapter
352
Structure and Eligibility of Unemployment Insurancechapter
353
Duration, Benefits, and Organization of Insurancechapter
354
Financial Foundations and Reformschapter
355
Welfare Policy: Literature and Definitionschapter
356
Nature and Types of Welfarechapter
357
Welfare in Relation to Law, Economy, and Ethicschapter
358
Providers of Welfare: Family and Private Organizationschapter
359
Religious and Public Welfare Systemschapter
360
Die Fürsorger: Professional vs. Non-Professional Social Workchapter
361
The Objects of Welfare: Defining Need and Vulnerabilitychapter
362
Welfare Activities and Methods: From Counseling to Institutional Carechapter
363
The Welfare Process: Procedures and the Human Relationshipchapter
364
The Finances of Welfare: Costs and Expendituretheoretical
365
Funding Systems: Endowments, Donations, and Public Subsidiestheoretical
366
Cost Allocation and the Principle of Subsidiaritytheoretical
367
Welfare Statistics: Challenges and Methodologytheoretical
368
Poor Relief and the Elberfeld Systemtheoretical
369
Youth Welfare: Guardianship and Institutional Caretheoretical
370
Infant and Early Childhood Welfaretheoretical
371
School-Age and Adolescent Welfaretheoretical
372
Welfare for the Disabled and the Youth Movementtheoretical
373
Health Welfare and Public Hygienetheoretical
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Combating Social Diseases: Tuberculosis, Alcoholism, and STDstheoretical
375
Labor Welfare, Vocational Guidance, and Unemploymenttheoretical
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Economic and Cultural Welfare: Cooperatives and Educationtheoretical
377
Care and Worldview: The Future of Social Welfarechapter
378
Housing Policy: Problems, Land Issues, and Constructionchapter
379
Housing Supervision and Urban Renewaltheoretical
380
Population Policy: Introduction and Methodologychapter
381
Development of Population Policy Views: Sources and Literaturechapter
382
Original Conditions and Primitive Societiestheoretical
383
Population Policy in Ancient Greece and Rometheoretical
384
Populationism and Mercantilism (16th to 18th Century)theoretical
385
The Malthusian Theory and Its Practical Consequencestheoretical
386
Reception and Development of Malthusianismtheoretical
387
Scientific Objections and Optimistic Theoriestheoretical
388
Socialist Perspectives on Populationtheoretical
389
Modern Era: Birth Decline and Eugenicstheoretical
390
III. Volksziffer und Bevölkerungsbewegung: Beurteilung des Bevölkerungswesenstheoretical
391
Nachteile dichter Bevölkerung: Das Gesetz des sinkenden Bodenertragestheoretical
392
Ertragsgesetze in Bergbau und Industrietheoretical
393
Autarkie, Kapital und Vorteile dichter Besiedelungtheoretical
394
Bedeutung der Bevölkerungsbewegung: Dynamik von Zuwachs und Abnahmetheoretical
395
Contemporary Population Conditions: Statistics and Growth Trendschapter
396
Natural Population Movement: Birth and Death Rateschapter
397
Quantitative Population Policy: General Principles and Objectiveschapter
398
Population Containment and Historical Measureschapter
399
Measures for Population Protection and Growthchapter
400
The Decline of Birth Rates: Causes and Sociological Factorschapter
401
The Struggle Against Birth Rate Decline: Policy Proposalschapter
402
Social and Ethical Dimensions of Population Policychapter
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VIII. Aus- und Einwanderung: Literatur und Quellenbibliography
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Allgemeines zu Wanderungentheoretical
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Wirkungen auf die Zusammensetzung der Bevölkerung und Wanderungsstatistiktheoretical
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Wirkungen der internationalen Wanderungentheoretical
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Kolonialwesen und Wanderungspolitiktheoretical
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Einwanderungspolitik und Beschränkungentheoretical
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Qualitative Population Policy: National Capability and Hereditychapter
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Bibliography on Racial Hygiene and Eugenicsbibliography
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Marriage Law and Qualitative Population Measureschapter
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Closing Remarks on Population Policy and International Problemschapter
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State Organization and National Economy: Bibliographybibliography
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Organization of Legislative Bodies and Electoral Systemschapter
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Comparison of Upper Houses in Monarchies and Republicschapter
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Federal Representation and State Councilschapter
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Spheres of Activity and Control of Legislative Bodieschapter
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The Concept of Economic Parliaments and the Reichswirtschaftsratchapter
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Organization of State Administration and Public Enterpriseschapter
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Local and Vocational Self-Governmentchapter
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Organization of the Judiciary and Economic Courtschapter
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Economic Statistics: Methodology and Demographicschapter
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Statistics of Production and Distribution: Land and Enterpriseschapter
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Die Leistungen des Produktions- und Verteilungsapparates: Allgemeines und Landwirtschaftchapter
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Statistik der gewerblichen, industriellen und Verkehrsleistungchapter
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Die Statistik des Außenhandelschapter
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Die Statistik des Fremdenverkehrschapter
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Die Statistik des Volksvermögens und Volkseinkommenschapter
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Die Statistik der Markterscheinungen: Preise und Indexziffernchapter
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Die Statistik des Geldmarktes und des Effektivmarkteschapter
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Die Statistik des Arbeitsmarkteschapter
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Statistik und Konjunkturforschungchapter
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Die wichtigsten statistischen Publikationenchapter
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Sachregister (A-G)theoretical
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Sachregister (H-Z) and Library Metadatatheoretical