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KAPITAL UND KAPITALZINS. 2. Abteilung: Positive Theorie des Kapitales
1921
by
Böhm Bawerk
Austrian School
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Carl Menger
Empiricism
Friedrich von Wieser
Historical School
Karl Knies
Marginal Utility
Methodology
Johann Karl Rodbertus
Wilhelm Roscher
William Stanley Jevons
Interest Theory
Price Theory
Roundabout Production
Subsistence Fund
Interest Rates
Jean-Baptiste Say
Causality
Human Action
John Stuart Mill
Capital Theory
Productivity
Economic Efficiency
Raw Materials
Adolf Wagner
Karl Marx
Adam Smith
Classical Economics
David Hume
Economic History
Anne-Robert-Jacques Turgot
Factors of Production
Socialism
Leon Walras
Economic Goods
Exploitation
Human Capital
Social Policy
Wages
Capital Goods
Capital Accumulation
Productivity of Capital
Diminishing Returns
Innovation
Investment
Johann Heinrich von Thunen
Abstinence Theory
Nassau Senior
Ferdinand Lassalle
Saving
Capital Consumption
Equilibrium
Capital Structure
Economic Calculation
Stationary Economy
Entrepreneurship
Individualism
Exchange Value
Objective Value
Subjective Value
Use Value
Hermann Heinrich Gossen
Scarcity
Utility
Complementary Goods
Zurechnung
Production Costs
Interventionism
Price Formation
Division of Labor
Competition
Supply and Demand
Purchasing Power
Profit and Loss
Time Preference
Emil Sax
Uncertainty
Speculation
Usury
Surplus Value
Labor Market
Mathematical Economics
Proletariat
Depreciation
David Ricardo
Ground Rent
Capitalism
Monopoly
Social Justice
Planned Economy
Table of Contents · 75 segments
1
Title Page and Publication Details
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Preface: Methodology and Theoretical Foundations
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3
Table of Contents (Inhalts-Uebersicht)
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Introduction: The Dual Nature of Capital
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Book I, Section I: Man and Nature in Production
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6
The Essence of Capital and Roundabout Production
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Illustrative Examples of Productive Detours
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The Law of Greater Productivity in Roundabout Methods
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9
Defining Capital and the Controversy of Terminology
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10
The Dispute Over the Concept of Capital: Historical Overview
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11
The Bifurcation of Capital: Private vs. Social Capital
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12
A Survey of Competing Capital Definitions
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13
Principles for a Scientific Definition of Capital
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14
Critique of Roscher and Knies on Capital
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15
Critique of 'Personal Capital' and Labor as Capital
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16
Social and Private Capital: Definitions and Distinctions
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17
The Concrete Composition of Social and Private Capital
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18
Book II: Capital as a Tool of Production
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19
The Nature of the Capitalist Production Process
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20
Indirect Production and the Productivity of Capital
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21
Degrees of Capitalism and the Law of Diminishing Returns of Roundabout Methods
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22
The Function of Capital in Production and the Rejection of Capital as an Independent Factor
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23
The Theory of Capital Formation: Saving vs. Production
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24
The Nature of Saving Productive Forces
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25
Maintenance and Increase of Capital Stock
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The Structure of National Capital: Concentric Maturity Rings
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27
Numerical Example of Capital Maintenance and Growth
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28
Capital Formation in Socialist vs. Individualist Societies
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29
Critique of Objections to the Saving Theory
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30
I. Abschnitt. Der Werth. I. Die beiden Werthbegriffe
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31
II. Wesen und Ursprung des subjektiven Werthes
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32
III. Die Grösse des Werthes (The Law of Marginal Utility)
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33
IV. Werthgrösse bei verschiedenen Verwendungsarten
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34
V. Der Werth komplementärer Güter
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35
VI. Der Werth der Produktivgüter und das Verhältnis von Werth und Kosten
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36
The Basic Law of Price Formation
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37
The Economic Conditions of Exchange
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38
Price Formation in Isolated and One-Sided Competition
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39
Price Formation Under Bilateral Competition
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40
The Determinants of Price and the Role of Money
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41
The Law of Costs and Its Relation to Marginal Utility
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42
Section III: Present and Future in the Economy
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The Commensurability of Present and Future Sensations
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The Valuation of Future Goods and the Role of Uncertainty
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The First Reason for Higher Valuation: Differences in Provision
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The Second Reason: Systematic Undervaluation of the Future
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The Third Reason: Technical Superiority of Present Goods
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Interaction of the Three Reasons and Market Price Formation
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49
The Origin of Interest: General Introduction
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50
The First Main Case: Loans and Loan Interest
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Critique of the Use Theory (Nutzungstheorie)
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52
Polemic with Karl Knies on the Nature of Loans
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53
Indirect Effects and the Definition of Exchange
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54
Practical Aspects of Loan Interest and Negative Interest
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55
The Second Main Case: Entrepreneurial Profit
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56
Complications: Gradual Value Growth and Alternative Uses
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57
The Labor Market and the Value of Labor
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58
The General Market for Subsistence Means
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59
The Composition and Staggering of the Subsistence Fund
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60
The Mathematical Relation Between Wealth and Production Duration
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61
Price Formation on the Subsistence Market and the Origin of Interest
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Critique of Socialist Interest Theory and the Role of Coercion
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Interest from Durable Goods (The Use Theory)
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Interest in Productive Durable Goods and Land Rent
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65
Summary of Interest Origins and Social Implications
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66
Interest in the Socialist State
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Section V: The Level of Interest Rates - Interest in Individual Exchange
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69
Interest Rates in Market Exchange: The Simplest Hypothesis
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The Law of the Marginal Productivity of Capital
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The Capital Market in Full Development: Diverse Demands
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73
The Psychology of Saving and Capital Formation
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74
Appendix I: Calculation of the Subsistence Fund
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75
Appendix II: Response to Robert Meyer on the Exploitation Theory
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76
Author Index and Bibliography
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Colophon and Publication Details
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