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Gesammelte Schriften 2 Kleinere Abhandlungen

1926

by Böhm Bawerk

Austrian SchoolEconomic HistoryEugen von Bohm-BawerkFriedrich von WieserJohn Bates ClarkJoseph SchumpeterKarl MarxMethodologyCapital TheoryInterest TheoryMarxismSavingFactors of ProductionAdolf WagnerCarl MengerIrving FisherKnut WicksellWilliam Stanley JevonsCapital GoodsDepreciationFixed CapitalRaw MaterialsAlbert SchaffleProductivity of CapitalRoundabout ProductionSubsistence FundTime PreferenceCapital AccumulationEconomic DevelopmentCapitalismEconomic CrisisEntrepreneurshipOverproductionPlanned EconomyProperty RightsSocialismInterest RatesProfit and LossUncertaintyAdam SmithAristotleDavid RicardoJeremy BenthamLabor Theory of ValueThomas AquinasAnne-Robert-Jacques TurgotAbstinence TheoryJean-Baptiste SayKarl KniesNassau SeniorUse ValueExploitationJohann Karl RodbertusJohann Heinrich von ThunenProductivitySupply and DemandDiscount RateInflationMonetary TheoryMoney SupplySpeculationAlfred MarshallEmil SaxCompetitionScarcityGround RentMarginal CostInnovationInvestmentCapital IntensityEugen von PhilippovichInfrastructureExchange RatesDivision of LaborEpistemologyMathematical EconomicsPrice TheoryMonopolyProduction CostsMarginal UtilitySubjective ValueFriedrich EngelsSurplus ValueExchange ValueWerner SombartZurechnungStationary Economy

Table of Contents · 66 segments

1
Front Matter and Editor's Introductionchapter
2
Table of Contentschapter
3
The Concept of Capitaltheoretical
4
History and Variations of the Capital Concepttheoretical
5
Components and Types of Capitaltheoretical
6
The Function of Capital in Productiontheoretical
7
Formation and Increase of Capitaltheoretical
8
Capitalism and Economic Organizationtheoretical
9
Zins: Begriff und Artentheoretical
10
Der Ursprung des Kapitalzinses: Historischer Überblicktheoretical
11
Klassifikation der Zinstheorien: Produktivität, Nutzung, Abstinenz und Arbeittheoretical
12
Die Ausbeutungstheorie und die Zeitpräferenztheorietheoretical
13
Die Höhe des Kapitalzinses: Bestimmungsgründe und Marktdynamiktheoretical
14
Zinsfußvariationen und der Einfluss der Geldmengetheoretical
15
Literaturverzeichnis zum Zinsartikelbibliography
16
Kritik an J. B. Clark: Kapitalgüter vs. Wahres Kapitalessay
17
Einleitung zur Replik gegen General Walkeressay
18
Defense Against General Walker's Critique: Methodology and Historical Interpretationtheoretical
19
The Status of Capital as a Secondary Factor of Productiontheoretical
20
The Three Causes of Interest and the Productivity Fallacytheoretical
21
Competition, Scarcity, and the Final Rebuttal to Walkertheoretical
22
Kritik an General Walkers Auffassung der Wertentstehungessay
23
Die Ansichten von Mr. White: Unternehmergewinn vs. Kapitalzinsessay
24
Auseinandersetzung mit Hugo Bilgram: Kosten und Zeitpräferenzessay
25
Terminologie und Kostenbegriffe bei Bilgram und Hawleyessay
26
Diskussion mit Professor Macvane: Abnehmende Mehrerträge und Produktionsperiodenessay
27
Subjektiver Wert künftiger Güter und Kritik an F. B. Hawleyessay
28
Der Ursprung des Kapitalzinses: Replik an J. B. Clarkessay
29
Critique of Clark's Misinterpretation of the Interest Theory as Abstinencetheoretical
30
The Calculation of Production Periods: Absolute vs. Averagetheoretical
31
Technical Productivity vs. Economic Profitabilitytheoretical
32
Some Disputed Questions of Capital Theory (1899) - Prefaceessay
33
The Rule of Greater Productivity of Longer Roundabout Methodstheoretical
34
Refuting Lexis: Technical Progress and the Length of Productiontheoretical
35
The Coexistence of Lengthening and Shortening Inventionstheoretical
36
The Scope of the Productivity Rule and Theoretical Methodologytheoretical
37
The Production Process as a Unified Whole and the Problem of Unknown Magnitudestheoretical
38
Lexis' Critique of the Relationship Between Profit Rates and Production Periodstheoretical
39
Mathematical Calculation of Average Waiting Timetheoretical
40
The Reconciliation of Total Profitability and Partial Profitabilitytheoretical
41
Numerical Proof of Interest Rate Determinationtheoretical
42
The Logic of Production Extensions and Profit Levelingtheoretical
43
The Organic Unity of the Production Processtheoretical
44
Interdependent Influences Between Production Stagestheoretical
45
The Invisible Hand in Capitalist Productiontheoretical
46
The Measurability of Economic Forces and Theory Validitytheoretical
47
Unconscious Economic Action and the Cost Lawtheoretical
48
The Scope and Postulates of Interest Theorytheoretical
49
Critique of Eklektizismus: Dietzel's Multi-Theory Approachtheoretical
50
Interest in Non-Extended Production and Commercial Capitaltheoretical
51
The 'Vulgar-Economic' Offshoot of Exploitation Theorytheoretical
52
The Role of Competition and the 'Social Fashion' of Anti-Capitalismtheoretical
53
The Function of Saving and Capital Formationtheoretical
54
Karl Marx and the Riddle of the Average Profit Ratetheoretical
55
Marx's Value and Surplus Value Theory (Volume I)theoretical
56
The Transformation of Values into Prices of Production (Volume III)theoretical
57
The Irreconcilable Contradiction in Marx's Systemtheoretical
58
Kritik des ersten Arguments: Die Summe der Preise und Wertetheoretical
59
Kritik des zweiten und dritten Arguments: Preisbewegung und historische Prioritättheoretical
60
Kritik des vierten Arguments: Indirekte Regulierung der Produktionspreisetheoretical
61
Critique of Marx's Value Theory: The Disconnect Between Value and Production Pricestheoretical
62
The Methodological Errors in Marx's Derivation of Valuetheoretical
63
Qualified Labor and the Tactical Abstractions in Marx's Systemtheoretical
64
Werner Sombart's Apology for Marx: A Critiquetheoretical
65
Critique of J.B. Clark's Theory of Capital and Interesttheoretical
66
Critique of Schumpeter's Dynamic Theory of Interesttheoretical