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The Limits of Economics
1937
by
Morgenstern
Oskar Morgenstern
Economic Policy
Ideology
Rationality
Methodology
Historical School
Adam Smith
Capitalism
Competition
David Ricardo
Interventionism
Liberalism
Monopoly
Socialism
Elasticity of Demand
Equilibrium
Protectionism
Free Trade
Monetary Policy
Welfare State
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Productivity
Trade Unions
Totalitarianism
Arthur Cecil Pigou
Credit Expansion
Monopolistic Competition
Democracy
Max Weber
Carl Menger
Expectations
Frank Knight
Gunnar Myrdal
John Maynard Keynes
Knut Wicksell
Lionel Robbins
Ludwig von Mises
Value Judgments
Table of Contents · 15 segments
1
Title Page and Publication Information
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2
Foreword
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3
Table of Contents and Chapter I Heading
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4
Introduction: The Nature and Process of Economic Policy
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5
The Role of the Investigator and the Artistic Turn of Mind
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6
Chapter II: The Problem of Application
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7
Chapter III: Rigid Systems of Economic Policy
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8
Chapter IV: The Distribution of Effects of Economic Policy
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9
Chapter V: The Mutual Interdependencies of Measures of Economic Policy
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10
Chapter VI: The Limits Set by Power
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Chapter VII: Inherent Difficulties of Economic Policy
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12
Chapter VIII: The Special Features of Trade-Cycle Policy
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Chapter IX: The Dangers of Economics
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14
Chapter X: The State and Economic Policy (Conclusion)
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Appendix: Bibliographical Notes and Commentary
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