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Aufsätze zur Wirtschaftspolitik

1985

by Schumpeter et al

Economic PolicyJoseph SchumpeterFiscal PolicyInnovationMonetary ReformWeimar RepublicOtto BauerCustoms UnionBureaucracyEmil LedererNationalizationRudolf HilferdingAnschlussFree TradeInheritance TaxStabilizationCapitalismInheritancePrivatizationSubsidiesCapital MovementsStock ExchangeDeficit SpendingInflationArthur SpiethoffCapital AccumulationEntrepreneurshipInterventionismMax WeberSocial PolicyValue JudgmentsEugen von Bohm-BawerkJohn Maynard KeynesTrade UnionsUnemploymentWagesCredit ExpansionMonetary PolicyTaxationEconomic EfficiencyLudwig von MisesMarxismSocialismTotalitarianismReparationsLiberalismFederalismPlanned EconomyDemocracyInsuranceOtto von BismarckAlfred MarshallGreat DepressionInterest RatesJohn Stuart MillEconomic CrisisRationalizationBoom and BustIncome DistributionSavingNational IncomeFrench RevolutionSocial DemocracyGold StandardMoney MarketTax ReformGustav CasselLabor MobilitySupply and DemandArthur Cecil PigouCartelsLabor MarketMonopolyStandard of LivingClass StruggleDavid RicardoEconomic DevelopmentMethodologyPolitical EconomyEconomic HistoryProfit and LossKarl MarxProductivityInvestmentUnderconsumptionCompetitionElasticity of DemandBusiness CyclesDeflationFederal ReserveGottfried HaberlerOpen Market OperationsLiquidityImperialismWerner SombartJean-Baptiste SayClassical EconomicsGround RentLeon WalrasStationary EconomySpeculationUncertaintyMarket StructureGeopoliticsNationalismWorld War ISovereigntyRussian Revolution

Table of Contents · 99 segments

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Front Matter and Acknowledgmentsfront_matter
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Danksagung (Duplicate Entry)front_matter
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Table of Contentsindex
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Introduction: Schumpeter's Political and Economic Policy Writingschapter
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Schumpeter as Politician and Political Writingschapter
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Schumpeter's Political Activities in the Monarchychapter
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The German Coal Socialization Commissionchapter
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The Finance Minister and the Anschluss Questionchapter
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The Conflict over Socialization Policychapter
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The Alpine Montan Affairchapter
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Schumpeter's Resignation and the Failure of the Financial Planchapter
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Schumpeter's Academic Career in Bonnchapter
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Schumpeter's Economic Policy in the Weimar Republictheoretical
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Schumpeter's Understanding of General Economic Policy and Value Neutralitytheoretical
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Wage and Employment Policy: Schumpeter vs. Keynestheoretical
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Monetary and Fiscal Policy in Schumpeterian Dynamicstheoretical
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Schumpeter on Socialism and Bibliographybibliography
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Tax Power and National Futureessay
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The Philosophy of Fiscal Policyessay
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Four Theses on the Current Financial Situationtheoretical
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Fiscal Policy and the Cabinet Systemessay
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Reforming the Political Culture and Electoral Lawtheoretical
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Spirit and Technique of Financial Administrationessay
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Financial Equalization (Finanzausgleich) I: Historical Context and the New Constitutionessay
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Principles of Municipal Financial Autonomy and the Problem of Tax Oasesessay
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Tax Radicalism and the Critique of Municipal Extravaganceessay
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Finanzausgleich (II): Requirements for a Reform of Municipal Revenueessay
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The Rent Tax and Luxury Taxes as Solutions for Municipal Financeessay
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State Finance and the Potential of Beverage Taxationessay
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The Economic Case for Higher Beverage Taxesessay
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Inheritance Tax: Economic and Social Implicationsessay
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Who Bears the Burden of the Turnover Tax?essay
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What Can a Financial Reform Achieve?essay
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Economy and Sociology of the Income Taxessay
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If the Financial Reform Fails...essay
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Counter-Arguments to Rationalization and Concentration as Causes of Depressionessay
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Foreign Capital, Inflation, and the Normal Economic Cycleessay
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Skeptics of Financial Reform and the Limits of Tax Reductionessay
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Economic Prognosis: Optimism, Pessimism, and the National Incomeessay
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The Consequences of Financial Anemia and the Threat of Inflationessay
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Political Prognosis: The Pendulum of Socialization and Economic Realityessay
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World Crisis and the Policy of Price and Income Reductionessay
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Financial Policy as Destiny: Historical Errors and Alternativesessay
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The Problem of Unemployment: Theory and Mobilityessay
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Monopoly, Rationalization, and the Shift to a Planned Economyessay
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The Entrepreneurial Function and Worker Interestsessay
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Social Mobility and the Myth of the Closed Entrepreneurial Classessay
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Wages and Economic Development: Methodological Introductionessay
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Historical Analysis of Wage Increases and Social Policyessay
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The Margin for Wage Redistribution and Production Productivityessay
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The Theory of Equilibrium Wages and Rationalizationessay
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Critique of Wage-Led Growth and Purchasing Power Theoriesessay
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Wage Levels and Economic Developmentessay
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Wage Policy and Science: Methodological Foundationsessay
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Defining the 'Correct' Wage from the Labor Perspectiveessay
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The Interdependence of Wages, Social Burdens, and Fiscal Policyessay
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Equilibrium Wages and the Possibility of Interventionessay
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Limits of Wage Policy: Consumption Margins and Labor Demand Elasticityessay
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Capital Formation and the Future Interests of Laboressay
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Economic Crises and the Fallacy of Consumption Expansionessay
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The Future of Wage Negotiations and Scientific Analysisessay
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Permanent Crisis? Diagnosis of the Business Cycleessay
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Capitalism, Progress, and Political Inhibitionsessay
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Credit Policy and Crisis Therapy in Americaessay
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The Post-War American Economy and the Limits of Creditessay
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The Glass-Steagall Act and the Reconstruction Finance Corporationessay
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Transformations of the World Economy: Felix Somary's Analysisessay
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Europe vs. America and the Decline of Imperial Willessay
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The Entrepreneur in Today's Economy: Success and Oppositionessay
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The Entrepreneur in Competitive Capitalismessay
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The Distinction Between Entrepreneur and Capitalisttheoretical
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The Administrative and Monopolistic Elements of Entrepreneurial Incometheoretical
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Risk, Opportunity Gains, and the Essence of Entrepreneurshiptheoretical
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Capital Accumulation, Taxation, and the Social Costs of the Elitetheoretical
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The Entrepreneur in the Trustified Economytheoretical
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Entrepreneurship and the State: Regulation vs. Private Initiativetheoretical
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Memorandum I: The Political Dangers of a Customs Union with Germany (1916)essay
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Memorandum I (Continued): Internal Reform and Parliamentary Strategyessay
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Memorandum II: The Geopolitical Situation in Late 1916essay
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Specific Austrian Foreign Policy: Relations with Germany and Russiaessay
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The Myth of Russian Expansionism and Balkan Stabilityessay
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Domestic Policy: National Balance and the German-Magyar Questionessay
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The Impossibility of a German-Centralist Regimeessay
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The Czech Question and Parliamentary Strategyessay
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The Role of the Monarchy as a Mediator for Peaceessay
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Memorandum III: Political Situation and Interests of the Monarchy (April 1917)essay
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The Strategic Necessity of Peace and the Risks of Failureessay
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The Mechanics of Mediation and the Western Powersessay
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Economic Independence vs. Customs Union with Germanyessay
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Der österreichische Staatsgedanke und die innerpolitische Aufgabeessay
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Die Einberufung des Reichsrats und nationale Fragenessay
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Das Verhältnis zu Ungarn und der Ausgleichessay
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Finanz-, Sozial- und Wirtschaftspolitik der Monarchieessay
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Reden als Staatssekretär für Finanzen (April - Mai 1919)theoretical
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Haushaltsdebatte und die finanzielle Lage (Juli 1919)theoretical
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Kritik der Sozialisierungspläne und Erbrechtsreformtheoretical
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Die Kola-Affäre: Verteidigung gegen Korruptionsvorwürfetheoretical
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Grundlinien der Finanzpolitik (1919)theoretical
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Bibliographische Nachweise und Registerbibliography