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Der Kapitalzins kritische Studien

1916

by Sax

[Title Page and Preface: The Revision of Interest Theory]: The author, Emil Sax, introduces his critical study on capital interest, positioning it as a fundamental revision of Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk's theories...

Austrian SchoolEmil SaxEugen von Bohm-BawerkInterest RatesMethodologyWorld War IFriedrich von WieserMarginal UtilityExchange ValueObjective ValueSubjective ValueutilitarianismTime PreferenceValuationSupply and DemandUncertaintyLabor Theory of ValueCapital Accumulationeconomic goodsProductivityRoundabout ProductionMathematical EconomicsSubsistence FundJohn Bates ClarkagricultureInterest TheoryZurechnungFactors of ProductionProperty RightsSocialismAbstinence TheoryusurySpeculationDepreciationGemeinwirtschaftKarl MarxJoseph Schumpeter

Table of Contents · 33 segments

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Title Page and Preface: The Revision of Interest Theorytheoretical
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Methodological Foundations and Table of Contentstheoretical
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Chapter 1: Robinson's Economy and Elementary Economic Conceptstheoretical
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Psychological Analysis of Future Needs and Valuetheoretical
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The Measurement of Value and the Role of Intellect vs. Feelingtheoretical
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Chapter 2: The Value Relationship Between Present and Future Goodstheoretical
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Critique of the First and Second Reasons for Interesttheoretical
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The Perspective of Value and the Role of Labortheoretical
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The Concept of Costs and Present Value in Productiontheoretical
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Capital Formation and the Valuation of Durable Goodstheoretical
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The Psychological Basis of Value Perspectivetheoretical
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Critique of the Third Reason: Technical Superiority of Present Goodstheoretical
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Mathematical Analysis and Refutation of Böhm-Bawerk's Tablestheoretical
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Application to Consumption Goods and Final Summarytheoretical
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Summary of Value Differences and Critique of Böhm-Bawerktheoretical
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Chapter III: Capital in the Economy of Robinson Crusoe - The Concept of Capitalchapter
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Technical Production and Capital Formation in the Isolated Economytheoretical
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Value Transmission and the Absence of Interest in Isolated Productiontheoretical
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Critique of Capital as an Independent Factor of Productiontheoretical
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Chapter IV: The Emergence of Interest in the Private Economychapter
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Interest in the Money Economy and the Concept of Abstinencetheoretical
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The Exchange Concept of Capital and Market Price Formationtheoretical
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The Loan Interest and the 'Value Swelling' Fallacytheoretical
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Chapter VI: Robinson as Homeowner - Interest from Durable Goodschapter
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Chapter VII: Interest in the Private Economic Production Processchapter
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I. Abschnitt. Die Theorie der Produktionsumwege (§ 51-54)theoretical
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Kritik der zeitlichen Messung und des Subsistenzfonds (§ 55-62)theoretical
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Versagen der Theorie in der organischen Produktion (§ 63-65)theoretical
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2. Abschnitt. Der Zinsgewinn der Unternehmer (§ 66-72)theoretical
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Kritik der Zurechnung und des mehrstufigen Produktionsbeispiels (§ 73-80)theoretical
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VIII. Kapitel. Zins im Sozialistenstaat? (§ 81-87)theoretical
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IX. Kapitel. Ergebnisse (§ 88-94)theoretical
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Anzeigen und Verlagsverzeichnisbibliography
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