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Politische Reden

1992

by Schumpeter and Stolper

Joseph SchumpeterNationalizationAustrian SchoolCapitalismInflationInheritance TaxKarl MarxOtto BauerFriedrich von WieserHans KelsenRaw MaterialsDeficit SpendingBanknotesExchange RatesMonetary TheoryQuantity Theory of MoneyMonetary PolicyMoney SupplyPurchasing PowerTaxationGold StandardInternational TradeMonetary EquilibriumEconomic IntegrationSocialismFree TradeGeopoliticsImperialismInterest RatesVladimir LeninNational IncomeLeague of NationsMercantilismProtectionismCustoms UnionMonetary ReformLaissez-faireAnschlussEntrepreneurshipMonetary StabilityBankingReparationsWoodrow WilsonCommunismMonopolyEconomic RecoveryProperty RightsUncertaintyFederalismStock ExchangeEconomic PolicyBureaucracyInterventionismSpeculationCapital FlightFiscal PolicyAgricultureWagesCentral BankingNationalismWorld War ISocial DemocracyEugen von Bohm-BawerkMax Weber

Table of Contents · 82 segments

1
Front Matter and Publication Detailstheoretical
2
Preface (Vorwort)theoretical
3
Table of Contents (Inhaltsverzeichnis)theoretical
4
Introduction: Schumpeter as Finance Minister of the Republic of German-Austriatheoretical
5
Excerpts from the Diary of Friedrich von Wiesertheoretical
6
Chapter 1: Currency Problems of Food and Raw Material Supplytheoretical
7
Chapter 2: General Financial Policy Objectivestheoretical
8
Fundamental Remarks on the Currency Questiontheoretical
9
The Impact of War Loans and Taxation on Inflationtheoretical
10
Purchasing Power Parity and International Exchange Ratestheoretical
11
Financial Optimism and the Danube Confederationchapter
12
Schumpeter's Views on Free Trade, Peace, and Socializationchapter
13
State Secretary Schumpeter on Future Economic Tasks (Press Address)essay
14
Fulfillment of Hungary's Financial Obligations to German-Austriaessay
15
Free Trade and Lasting Peace (University Lecture)essay
16
Economic Integration of Successor Statesessay
17
War Loans and the Capital Levy (Konzerthaus Speech)essay
18
The Industrial Future of German-Austria (Handelskammer Speech)essay
19
Interview with 'Le Temps': The Financial Liquidation of the Empireessay
20
Financial and Economic Outlooks (Die Woche)essay
21
The Savings Banks and the Capital Levyessay
22
Reactions to the Peace Negotiations in Saint-Germainchapter
23
Schumpeter on Wilson and the Peace Conferencesessay
24
The Ruinous Nature of the Draft Peace Conditionsessay
25
Economic Death Sentence: The St. Germain Draftessay
26
Protest Against the 'Peace of Destruction'essay
27
Socialization and the Capital Levy: The Schumpeter-Bauer Conflictchapter
28
The Program of the New State Secretary (Initial Interview)essay
29
The Capital Levy as a Rescue Actionessay
30
The Plan for a Socialization Bankessay
31
A Query to Dr. Schumpeter: The Stagnation of Industryessay
32
Reconstruction and the Relationship between Vienna and the Provincesessay
33
Stock Market Orgies: The Alpine Montan Scandalessay
34
Cabinet Protocol Annex: Financial Planningtheoretical
35
Bericht über die Maßnahmen zur Vorbereitung der Finanzierung der Vermögensabgabe, der Sozialisierung und der Industrieförderungtheoretical
36
Streng vertraulicher Anhang zum Kabinettsprotokoll Nr. 88: Sozialisierungsbank und Alpine-Haussetheoretical
37
Darlehensgewährung an die Stadt Graztheoretical
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Beilage A: Umgestaltung des Credit-Institutes für Verkehrs-Unternehmungentheoretical
39
Beilage B: Referat über das Regierungskommuniquee betr. die Alpinen-Haussetheoretical
40
Beilage C: Personalverhältnisse beim Kreditinstitute für öffentliche Arbeitentheoretical
41
Vertraulicher Anhang: Die Rolle der Firma Kola und Devisenpolitiktheoretical
42
Die Untersuchung der Alpine-Montan-Affäre durch den Kabinettsrattheoretical
43
Cabinet Minutes: Foreign Currency Seizure and the Bratusch Reportchapter
44
Report of State Secretary for Justice Dr. Richard Bratuschchapter
45
Cabinet Discussion on Establishing the Investigation Committeechapter
46
Committee Meeting of August 28, 1919: Schumpeter's Defensechapter
47
Committee Hearing of September 1, 1919: Testimony of Banker Kolachapter
48
Committee Hearing: Testimony of Minkus and Sztankovitschapter
49
Examination of Director Otto and Dr. Mosing regarding Alpine Montan Sharestheoretical
50
Analysis of the Alpine Price Increase and the Role of Kolatheoretical
51
Examination of Wilhelm Kux: Alpine Shares and Foreign Salestheoretical
52
The Case of Ludwig Wittgenstein and Asset Protectiontheoretical
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Final Statements on the Disposition Fund and Committee Findingstheoretical
54
Untersuchungsbericht zur Firma Kola und Alpine-Aktientheoretical
55
Richard Kolas Rückblick ins Gestrige: Die Geschichte der Regierungskäufe in Alpinetheoretical
56
Renner: Schulden kann man nicht sozialisierentheoretical
57
Schumpeters Finanzplan und Demission: Historischer Kontexttheoretical
58
Die politische Diffamierung Schumpeters und der Fall Alpine-Montantheoretical
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Schumpeters Reden zur Länderfinanzreform und Agrarpolitiktheoretical
60
Beamtenforderungen und die Vorlage des Finanzplans im Kabinetttheoretical
61
Details des Schumpeter-Finanzplans: Steuern und Kredittheoretical
62
Kabinettsberatungen und die drohende Krisetheoretical
63
Der Sturz Schumpeters: Presseangriffe und Rücktritttheoretical
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Schumpeters Finanzprogramm: Vortrag vor der Christlichsozialen Vereinigungtheoretical
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Protokoll der Kabinettssitzung vom 16. Juli 1919: Vermögensabgabetheoretical
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Schumpeters Finanzplan: Kabinettsprotokoll vom 29. September 1919theoretical
67
Measures for Currency Stabilization and the Role of the Central Banktheoretical
68
The Capital Levy (Vermögensabgabe): Principles and Methodstheoretical
69
Capital Levy and Credit Policy: Incentivizing Foreign Exchangetheoretical
70
Cabinet Discussion on the Financial Plan: Schumpeter, Remmer, and Bauertheoretical
71
Cabinet Debate Continued: Socialization, Agriculture, and Labortheoretical
72
Correspondence with Professor Charles A. Gulick and Count Otto Harrachtheoretical
73
Letter to an Excellency: Austrian Sovereignty and the German Alliance (January 25, 1916)theoretical
74
Letter to an Excellency: Middle Eastern Interests and the Bohemian Questiontheoretical
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Letter to an Excellency: Relations with the United States and Submarine Warfare (February 1, 1916)theoretical
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Letter to an Excellency: Distribution of Political Memoranda (January 14, 1917)theoretical
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Letter to an Excellency: Trialism and the Conservative Press (February 9, 1917)theoretical
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Letter to an Excellency: Social Democracy and the Mission to Sweden (May 1917)theoretical
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Letter to an Excellency: Meeting Arrangements (May 17, 1917)theoretical
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Correspondence with Count Harrach (June 1917 – February 1918)essay
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Personenregister (Index of Persons)bibliography
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Sachregister (Subject Index) - A to Zbibliography