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Theorie des Geldes und der Umlaufsmittel
1924
by
Mises
Austrian School
Catallactics
Currency School
Economic Crisis
Inflation
Ludwig von Mises
Monetary Theory
Banking
Carl Menger
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Friedrich von Wieser
Knut Wicksell
Marginal Utility
Monetary Policy
Deflation
Fiduciary Media
Interest Rates
Quantity Theory of Money
Division of Labor
Property Rights
Economic Calculation
Irving Fisher
Joseph Schumpeter
Subjective Value
Utility
Commodity Money
Fiat Money
Georg Friedrich Knapp
Legal Tender
Bimetallism
Gold Standard
Gresham's Law
Interventionism
Monetary Reform
Adam Smith
Capital Goods
Economic Goods
Interest Theory
Banking School
Planned Economy
Socialism
Exchange Value
Purchasing Power
Price Theory
Leon Walras
Methodological Individualism
Supply and Demand
Velocity of Circulation
David Hume
John Stuart Mill
Mathematical Economics
Money Supply
Hoarding
Adolf Wagner
Historical School
Speculation
Standard of Living
Balance of Payments
David Ricardo
Exchange Rates
Gustav Cassel
Mercantilism
Capital Consumption
Price Controls
Statism
War Economy
Banknotes
Business Cycles
Capital Theory
Forced Saving
Natural Rate of Interest
Roundabout Production
Bank of England
Thomas Tooke
Bank of France
Capital Movements
Central Banking
Discount Rate
Reichsbank
Federal Reserve
John Maynard Keynes
Stabilization
Free Banking
Immanuel Kant
Liberalism
Table of Contents · 39 segments
1
Title Page and Preface to the Second Edition
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2
Preface to the First Edition
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3
Table of Contents
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4
Part I, Chapter 1: The Function of Money
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5
Part I, Chapter 2: On the Measurement of Value
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6
Part I, Chapter 3: The Forms of Money
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7
Part I, Chapter 4: Money and the State
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8
Part I, Chapter 5: Money in the Classification of Goods
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9
Part I, Chapter 6: The Enemies of Money
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10
Part II, Chapter 1: The Nature of Monetary Value
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11
The Historical Foundation of the Objective Exchange Value of Money
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12
Continuity and Inertia in Price Formation
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13
Critique of Existing Money Value Theories
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14
The Individual Basis of Monetary Demand
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15
The Quantity Theory and the Mechanism of Price Changes
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16
The Non-Proportionality of Money Supply Changes
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17
Hoarding, Velocity, and Demonetization
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18
Causes of Changes in the Objective Exchange Value of Money Rooted in Indirect Exchange
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19
Excursus: The Size of the Monetary Unit and Lotz's Critique of Laughlin
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20
Alleged Local Differences in the Objective Exchange Value of Money
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21
The Exchange Ratio Between Different Kinds of Money
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22
The Problem of Measuring the Objective Exchange Value of Money
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23
Social Consequences of Changes in the Value of Money
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24
Monetary Policy: Inflationism and Restrictionism
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25
The Monetary Policy of Statism
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26
Classification of Monetary Theories
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27
Banking Operations and Fiduciary Media
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28
The Evolution of Fiduciary Media and Clearing Systems
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29
Fiduciary Media and the Demand for Money
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30
The Redemption of Fiduciary Media
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31
Money, Fiduciary Media, and Interest: The Theory of the Trade Cycle
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32
Introduction to Circulation Credit Policy
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33
Pre-War Circulation Credit Policy and the Peel Act
chapter
34
Discount Policy and International Capital Markets
chapter
35
Techniques for Influencing Gold Movements
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36
Post-War Monetary Problems and the Gold Exchange Standard
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37
The Case for Free Banking and Effective Gold Circulation
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38
Critique of Irving Fisher's Stabilized Dollar
chapter
39
Conclusion: The Future of Money and Fiduciary Media
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