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Kapitalismus Sozialismus und Demokratie

1950

by Schumpeter

[Title Page and Table of Contents]: The title page and detailed table of contents for Joseph Schumpeter's 'Kapitalismus, Sozialismus und Demokratie' (1950 edition)...

Joseph SchumpeterMarxismAustrian SchoolBusiness CyclesDemocracyJoan RobinsonMonopolyCapitalismMethodologySocialismclass struggleproletariatThorstein Veblendialectical materialismFeudalismFriedrich EngelsMax WeberVilfredo ParetoDavid RicardoLabor Theory of Valuesurplus valueAristotleClassical EconomicsExchange ValueKarl MarxMonopolistic CompetitionFactors of ProductionMarginal UtilityPerfect CompetitionGround RentJohann Karl RodbertusexploitationEquilibriumFerdinand LassalleIron Law of Wagesstationary economyThomas MalthusCapital AccumulationEconomic DevelopmentIndustrial RevolutionInvestmentEconomic HistoryNassau SeniorNationalizationOligopolyWagesEconomic CrisisOverproductionUnderconsumptionGustav SchmollerRudolf HilferdingCapital MovementsimperialismOtto BauerProtectionismRosa LuxemburgKarl KautskyRussian RevolutionCreative DestructionEconomies of ScaleNew DealReal IncomeStandard of LivingUnemploymentProfit and LossAdam SmithJohn Stuart MillLaissez-faireAlfred MarshallKnut WicksellLeon WalrasMarginal CostCompetitionInnovationCartelsRationalizationJan TinbergenJohn Maynard KeynesCapital GoodsWerner SombartLiberalismBureaucracyEntrepreneurshipRationalityProperty RightsutilitarianismJean-Jacques RousseauVoltaireVladimir LeninEconomic CalculationFriedrich von WieserLudwig von MisesOskar LangePrice FormationPlanned Economyeconomic efficiencyeconomic goodsegalitarianismIncome DistributionWelfare EconomicsUncertaintyTaxationSavingJeremy BenthamTrade UnionsMarket StructureInflationMonetary PolicybankinginfrastructureinsuranceSocial DemocracyJoseph StalinWeimar RepublicJohn LockeNapoleon BonaparteConsumer SovereigntyEdmund BurkeBank of EnglandDivision of LaborTotalitarianismEconomic Recovery

Table of Contents · 106 segments

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Title Page and Table of Contentsfront_matter
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Introduction by Edgar Salintheoretical
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Author's Prefacetheoretical
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Part One: The Marxian Doctrine - Prologuetheoretical
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Chapter 1: Marx the Prophettheoretical
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Chapter 2: Marx the Soziologetheoretical
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Chapter 3: Marx the Economisttheoretical
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The Labor Theory of Value: Marx and Ricardotheoretical
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Critique of the Labor Theory of Value as an Analytical Tooltheoretical
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Natural Forces, Capital, and the Problem of Renttheoretical
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The Theory of Exploitation and Surplus Valuetheoretical
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Scientific Merits and Logical Flaws of Surplus Valuetheoretical
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The Falling Rate of Profit and the Transformation Problemtheoretical
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The Theory of Accumulation and the Compulsion to Investtheoretical
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Concentration of Capital and the Rise of Big Businesstheoretical
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Marx's Theory of Immiseration and the Industrial Reserve Armytheoretical
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The Climax of Capital: Expropriation and the Reserve Armytheoretical
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Marx's Contribution to Business Cycle Theorytheoretical
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The Breakdown Theory and the Synthesis of History and Economicstheoretical
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Marx the Teacher: The Grand Synthesis and Its Limitschapter
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The Marxist Theory of Imperialism and Protectionismtheoretical
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Scientific Socialism and the Inevitability of Revolutiontheoretical
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Can Capitalism Survive? The Success that Undermines the Systemchapter
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The Rate of Growth of Total Productiontheoretical
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The Long Waves of Economic Activity and Unemploymenttheoretical
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Plausible Capitalism: Linking Performance to the Systemtheoretical
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The Social Logic of the Bourgeoisie and the Selection Processtheoretical
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The Selection Mechanism and the Problem of Social Servicetheoretical
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The Classical Perspective and its Limitationstheoretical
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The Merit of Classical Analysis and the Gap to Modern Theorytheoretical
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The Shift to Marginalism and Perfect Competitiontheoretical
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Monopolistic Competition and Oligopolytheoretical
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The Social Costs of Imperfect Competitiontheoretical
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Chapter 7: The Process of Creative Destructionchapter
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The True Nature of Capitalist Competitiontheoretical
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Chapter 8: Monopolistic Practiceschapter
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Monopolistische Praktiken und der Prozess der schöpferischen Zerstörungchapter
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Industrielle Strategie und Aggressiver Wettbewerbchapter
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Die Problematik der Preisstarrheitchapter
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Kapitalkonservierung und technischer Fortschrittchapter
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Monopolistische Praktiken: Definition und Realitättheoretical
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Die Überlegenheit der Großunternehmung gegenüber der Konkurrenzhypothesetheoretical
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Kritik der vollkommenen Konkurrenz und dynamische Theorietheoretical
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Kapitel 9: Schonzeit – Die Suche nach externen Faktoren der kapitalistischen Leistungchapter
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Kapitel 10: Das Schwinden der Investitionschance – Die Stagnationsthesechapter
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Die Erschließung neuer Gebiete und die Investitionschancentheoretical
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Technischer Fortschritt und Kapitalbedarftheoretical
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Öffentliche Investitionen und staatliche Defizitetheoretical
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Kapitel 11: Die kapitalistische Zivilisation - Rationalisierung des Denkenschapter
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Die Ausbreitung der Rationalität durch den Kapitalismustheoretical
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Kulturelle Leistungen und der anti-heroische Geist des Kapitalismustheoretical
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Fazit zur kapitalistischen Leistung und Prognosetheoretical
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Das Veralten der Unternehmersfunktionchapter
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Die Zerstörung der schützenden Schichtenchapter
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Die Zerstörung des institutionellen Rahmens der kapitalistischen Gesellschaftchapter
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Wachsende Feindseligkeit: Die soziale Atmosphäre des Kapitalismuschapter
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Die Soziologie der Intellektuellenchapter
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Zersetzung: Die inneren Ursachen des bürgerlichen Verfallschapter
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Kann der Sozialismus funktionieren? Gefechtsvorbereitungenchapter
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Der sozialistische Grundplan: Die Logik der sozialistischen Wirtschaftchapter
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A Comparison of Plans: Preliminary Remarkschapter
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Discussion of Comparative Efficiencychapter
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Efficiency, Welfare, and the Egalitarian Argumentchapter
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Potential Savings in a Socialist Economychapter
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The Superiority of the Socialist Blueprintchapter
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The Friction Between Public and Private Sphereschapter
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The Human Element: Historical Relativitychapter
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Demystifying the Socialist Man: Demographics and Classeschapter
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Das Problem der bürokratischen Leitungchapter
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Anreize und Motivation in der sozialistischen Bürokratietheoretical
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Ökonomische Rationalität und Vorzugsbehandlungtheoretical
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Sparen und Disziplin im Sozialismustheoretical
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Autoritäre Disziplin und die russische Lehretheoretical
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Übergang: Reife und vorzeitige Sozialisierungchapter
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Sozialisierung im Zustand der Reife: Praktische Umsetzungtheoretical
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Socialization in a State of Immaturitychapter
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The Revolutionary Process and Economic Paralysischapter
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The Dilemma of Gradual vs. Immediate Socializationchapter
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Socialist Policy Before the Act: The English Examplechapter
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Socialism and Democracy: The Dictatorship of the Proletariatchapter
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The Historical Experience of Socialist Parties with Democracychapter
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III. Ein Denkexperiment: Die Grenzen des demokratischen Verfahrenstheoretical
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IV. Auf der Suche nach einer Definition: Herrschaft des Volkestheoretical
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Die Problematik der Repräsentation und die Rolle des Utilitarismustheoretical
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Einundzwanzigstes Kapitel: Die klassische Lehre der Demokratie - I. Das Gemeinwohl und der Wille des Volkeschapter
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II. Der Volkswille und das individuelle Wollen: Rationalität und Propagandatheoretical
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Human Nature in Politics: The Critique of Rationalitychapter
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Reasons for the Persistence of the Classical Doctrinetheoretical
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Another Theory of Democracy: Competition for Political Leadershipchapter
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The Application of the Principle: The Function of Voting and the Role of the Prime Ministertheoretical
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Parliamentary Government Formation and the English Modeltheoretical
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The Dynamics of Political Leadership: Gladstone and the Midlothian Campaigntheoretical
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The Cabinet and the Nature of Parliamentary Activitytheoretical
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Governmental Leadership and the Selection of Issuestheoretical
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The Role of the Electorate and the Nature of Political Partiestheoretical
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Conclusion: Democracy and Socialismchapter
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The Quality of Leadership and the Selection of Politicianstheoretical
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Conditions for the Success of the Democratic Methodchapter
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The Role of a Political Class and the Limits of Political Decisionchapter
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The Necessity of a High-Level Bureaucracychapter
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Democratic Self-Control and Tolerancechapter
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Democracy in the Socialist Order: Historical Contextchapter
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The Compatibility of Socialism and Democracychapter
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The Second World War and the Future of Socialist Partieschapter
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Against Misunderstandings – For Clarification (Postscript and Preface to the Second Edition)theoretical
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Index of Names and Subjectsbibliography
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