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Kapitalismus Sozialismus und Demokratie
1950
by
Schumpeter
Joseph Schumpeter
Marxism
Austrian School
Business Cycles
Democracy
Joan Robinson
Monopoly
Capitalism
Methodology
Socialism
Class Struggle
Proletariat
Thorstein Veblen
Dialectical Materialism
Feudalism
Friedrich Engels
Max Weber
Vilfredo Pareto
David Ricardo
Labor Theory of Value
Surplus Value
Aristotle
Classical Economics
Exchange Value
Karl Marx
Monopolistic Competition
Factors of Production
Marginal Utility
Perfect Competition
Ground Rent
Johann Karl Rodbertus
Exploitation
Equilibrium
Ferdinand Lassalle
Iron Law of Wages
Stationary Economy
Thomas Malthus
Capital Accumulation
Economic Development
Industrial Revolution
Investment
Economic History
Nassau Senior
Nationalization
Oligopoly
Wages
Economic Crisis
Overproduction
Underconsumption
Gustav Schmoller
Rudolf Hilferding
Capital Movements
Imperialism
Otto Bauer
Protectionism
Rosa Luxemburg
Karl Kautsky
Russian Revolution
Creative Destruction
Economies of Scale
New Deal
Real Income
Standard of Living
Unemployment
Profit and Loss
Adam Smith
John Stuart Mill
Laissez-faire
Alfred Marshall
Knut Wicksell
Leon Walras
Marginal Cost
Competition
Innovation
Cartels
Rationalization
Jan Tinbergen
John Maynard Keynes
Capital Goods
Werner Sombart
Liberalism
Bureaucracy
Entrepreneurship
Rationality
Property Rights
Utilitarianism
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Voltaire
Vladimir Lenin
Economic Calculation
Friedrich von Wieser
Ludwig von Mises
Oskar Lange
Price Formation
Planned Economy
Economic Efficiency
Economic Goods
Egalitarianism
Income Distribution
Welfare Economics
Uncertainty
Taxation
Saving
Jeremy Bentham
Trade Unions
Market Structure
Inflation
Monetary Policy
Banking
Infrastructure
Insurance
Social Democracy
Joseph Stalin
Weimar Republic
John Locke
Napoleon Bonaparte
Consumer Sovereignty
Edmund Burke
Bank of England
Division of Labor
Totalitarianism
Economic Recovery
Table of Contents · 106 segments
1
Title Page and Table of Contents
front_matter
2
Introduction by Edgar Salin
theoretical
3
Author's Preface
theoretical
4
Part One: The Marxian Doctrine - Prologue
theoretical
5
Chapter 1: Marx the Prophet
theoretical
6
Chapter 2: Marx the Soziologe
theoretical
7
Chapter 3: Marx the Economist
theoretical
8
The Labor Theory of Value: Marx and Ricardo
theoretical
9
Critique of the Labor Theory of Value as an Analytical Tool
theoretical
10
Natural Forces, Capital, and the Problem of Rent
theoretical
11
The Theory of Exploitation and Surplus Value
theoretical
12
Scientific Merits and Logical Flaws of Surplus Value
theoretical
13
The Falling Rate of Profit and the Transformation Problem
theoretical
14
The Theory of Accumulation and the Compulsion to Invest
theoretical
15
Concentration of Capital and the Rise of Big Business
theoretical
16
Marx's Theory of Immiseration and the Industrial Reserve Army
theoretical
17
The Climax of Capital: Expropriation and the Reserve Army
theoretical
18
Marx's Contribution to Business Cycle Theory
theoretical
19
The Breakdown Theory and the Synthesis of History and Economics
theoretical
20
Marx the Teacher: The Grand Synthesis and Its Limits
chapter
21
The Marxist Theory of Imperialism and Protectionism
theoretical
22
Scientific Socialism and the Inevitability of Revolution
theoretical
23
Can Capitalism Survive? The Success that Undermines the System
chapter
24
The Rate of Growth of Total Production
theoretical
25
The Long Waves of Economic Activity and Unemployment
theoretical
26
Plausible Capitalism: Linking Performance to the System
theoretical
27
The Social Logic of the Bourgeoisie and the Selection Process
theoretical
28
The Selection Mechanism and the Problem of Social Service
theoretical
29
The Classical Perspective and its Limitations
theoretical
30
The Merit of Classical Analysis and the Gap to Modern Theory
theoretical
31
The Shift to Marginalism and Perfect Competition
theoretical
32
Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly
theoretical
33
The Social Costs of Imperfect Competition
theoretical
34
Chapter 7: The Process of Creative Destruction
chapter
35
The True Nature of Capitalist Competition
theoretical
36
Chapter 8: Monopolistic Practices
chapter
37
Monopolistische Praktiken und der Prozess der schöpferischen Zerstörung
chapter
38
Industrielle Strategie und Aggressiver Wettbewerb
chapter
39
Die Problematik der Preisstarrheit
chapter
40
Kapitalkonservierung und technischer Fortschritt
chapter
41
Monopolistische Praktiken: Definition und Realität
theoretical
42
Die Überlegenheit der Großunternehmung gegenüber der Konkurrenzhypothese
theoretical
43
Kritik der vollkommenen Konkurrenz und dynamische Theorie
theoretical
44
Kapitel 9: Schonzeit – Die Suche nach externen Faktoren der kapitalistischen Leistung
chapter
45
Kapitel 10: Das Schwinden der Investitionschance – Die Stagnationsthese
chapter
46
Die Erschließung neuer Gebiete und die Investitionschancen
theoretical
47
Technischer Fortschritt und Kapitalbedarf
theoretical
48
Öffentliche Investitionen und staatliche Defizite
theoretical
49
Kapitel 11: Die kapitalistische Zivilisation - Rationalisierung des Denkens
chapter
50
Die Ausbreitung der Rationalität durch den Kapitalismus
theoretical
51
Kulturelle Leistungen und der anti-heroische Geist des Kapitalismus
theoretical
52
Fazit zur kapitalistischen Leistung und Prognose
theoretical
53
Das Veralten der Unternehmersfunktion
chapter
54
Die Zerstörung der schützenden Schichten
chapter
55
Die Zerstörung des institutionellen Rahmens der kapitalistischen Gesellschaft
chapter
56
Wachsende Feindseligkeit: Die soziale Atmosphäre des Kapitalismus
chapter
57
Die Soziologie der Intellektuellen
chapter
58
Zersetzung: Die inneren Ursachen des bürgerlichen Verfalls
chapter
59
Kann der Sozialismus funktionieren? Gefechtsvorbereitungen
chapter
60
Der sozialistische Grundplan: Die Logik der sozialistischen Wirtschaft
chapter
61
A Comparison of Plans: Preliminary Remarks
chapter
62
Discussion of Comparative Efficiency
chapter
63
Efficiency, Welfare, and the Egalitarian Argument
chapter
64
Potential Savings in a Socialist Economy
chapter
65
The Superiority of the Socialist Blueprint
chapter
66
The Friction Between Public and Private Spheres
chapter
67
The Human Element: Historical Relativity
chapter
68
Demystifying the Socialist Man: Demographics and Classes
chapter
69
Das Problem der bürokratischen Leitung
chapter
70
Anreize und Motivation in der sozialistischen Bürokratie
theoretical
71
Ökonomische Rationalität und Vorzugsbehandlung
theoretical
72
Sparen und Disziplin im Sozialismus
theoretical
73
Autoritäre Disziplin und die russische Lehre
theoretical
74
Übergang: Reife und vorzeitige Sozialisierung
chapter
75
Sozialisierung im Zustand der Reife: Praktische Umsetzung
theoretical
76
Socialization in a State of Immaturity
chapter
77
The Revolutionary Process and Economic Paralysis
chapter
78
The Dilemma of Gradual vs. Immediate Socialization
chapter
79
Socialist Policy Before the Act: The English Example
chapter
80
Socialism and Democracy: The Dictatorship of the Proletariat
chapter
81
The Historical Experience of Socialist Parties with Democracy
chapter
82
III. Ein Denkexperiment: Die Grenzen des demokratischen Verfahrens
theoretical
83
IV. Auf der Suche nach einer Definition: Herrschaft des Volkes
theoretical
84
Die Problematik der Repräsentation und die Rolle des Utilitarismus
theoretical
85
Einundzwanzigstes Kapitel: Die klassische Lehre der Demokratie - I. Das Gemeinwohl und der Wille des Volkes
chapter
86
II. Der Volkswille und das individuelle Wollen: Rationalität und Propaganda
theoretical
87
Human Nature in Politics: The Critique of Rationality
chapter
88
Reasons for the Persistence of the Classical Doctrine
theoretical
89
Another Theory of Democracy: Competition for Political Leadership
chapter
90
The Application of the Principle: The Function of Voting and the Role of the Prime Minister
theoretical
91
Parliamentary Government Formation and the English Model
theoretical
92
The Dynamics of Political Leadership: Gladstone and the Midlothian Campaign
theoretical
93
The Cabinet and the Nature of Parliamentary Activity
theoretical
94
Governmental Leadership and the Selection of Issues
theoretical
95
The Role of the Electorate and the Nature of Political Parties
theoretical
96
Conclusion: Democracy and Socialism
chapter
97
The Quality of Leadership and the Selection of Politicians
theoretical
98
Conditions for the Success of the Democratic Method
chapter
99
The Role of a Political Class and the Limits of Political Decision
chapter
100
The Necessity of a High-Level Bureaucracy
chapter
101
Democratic Self-Control and Tolerance
chapter
102
Democracy in the Socialist Order: Historical Context
chapter
103
The Compatibility of Socialism and Democracy
chapter
104
The Second World War and the Future of Socialist Parties
chapter
105
Against Misunderstandings – For Clarification (Postscript and Preface to the Second Edition)
theoretical
106
Index of Names and Subjects
bibliography