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Aufsätze zur ökonomischen Theorie
1952
by
Schumpeter
Arthur Spiethoff
Erich Schneider
Joseph Schumpeter
Methodology
Monetary Theory
Socialism
Adam Smith
Central Banking
David Hume
Gold Standard
Interest Rates
John Locke
Monetary Policy
Bank of England
Discount Rate
Economic History
Entrepreneurship
Reichsbank
Uncertainty
Irving Fisher
John Stuart Mill
Purchasing Power
Quantity Theory of Money
Saving
Capitalism
Credit Expansion
Economic Development
Factors of Production
Forced Saving
Innovation
Profit and Loss
Business Cycles
Monetary Reform
Price Level
Carl Menger
Friedrich von Wieser
Georg Friedrich Knapp
Knut Wicksell
Ludwig von Mises
Alfred Marshall
Leon Walras
Price Theory
Real Income
Legal Theory
David Ricardo
Inflation
Marginal Utility
Banknotes
Fiduciary Media
Money Supply
Hoarding
Money Market
Velocity of Circulation
Division of Labor
Proletariat
Causality
Economic Efficiency
Equilibrium
Fiat Money
Commodity Money
Banking
Thomas Tooke
Deflation
Exchange Rates
John Maynard Keynes
Price Stability
Capital Movements
Federal Reserve
Planned Economy
Currency School
Diminishing Returns
John Bates Clark
Productivity
Classical Economics
Marginal Cost
Ground Rent
Price Formation
Income Distribution
Nassau Senior
Economic Goods
Capital Goods
Monopoly
Competition
Rationality
Investment
Austrian School
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Zurechnung
Epistemology
Economic Calculation
Complementary Goods
Valuation
Vilfredo Pareto
Interest Theory
Great Depression
Stationary Economy
Roundabout Production
Subsistence Fund
Eugen von Philippovich
Karl Marx
Nationalization
Russian Revolution
Communism
Bureaucracy
Emil Lederer
Property Rights
Rationalization
Class Struggle
Democracy
Vladimir Lenin
Syndicalism
Economic Policy
Mixed Economy
War Economy
Capital Flight
Marxism
Free Trade
Ferdinand Lassalle
Friedrich Engels
Mathematical Economics
William Stanley Jevons
Johann Heinrich von Thunen
Social Policy
Thomas Malthus
Wilhelm Roscher
Production Costs
Empiricism
Taxation
Utility
Hermann Heinrich Gossen
Volkswirtschaft
Value Judgments
Edmund Husserl
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
Plato
Business Cycle Theory
Totalitarianism
Arthur Cecil Pigou
Table of Contents · 99 segments
1
Front Matter and Table of Contents
theoretical
2
Interest Rates and Monetary Constitution: Introduction and Practical Perspectives
essay
3
Empirical Evidence and Theoretical Analysis of Interest Rate Fluctuations
essay
4
The 'Goods View' vs. the 'Money View' of Interest
essay
5
Forced Saving and the Dynamic Role of Credit in Economic Development
essay
6
The Banker as Ephor of the Economy and the Impact of Gold Discoveries
essay
7
The Social Product and the 'Accounting Pennies': Introduction to Modern Monetary Theory
theoretical
8
Social Product and the Sum of Incomes
theoretical
9
Money as a Social Accounting System
theoretical
10
Excursus: Economic vs. Legal Concepts
theoretical
11
The Value of Money: Metallism vs. Claim Theory
theoretical
12
Purchasing Power and the Quantity Theory
theoretical
13
Defining the Money Supply (Geldmengen)
theoretical
15
Exclusions from the Circulating Money Supply
theoretical
16
The Dynamics of the Three Monetary Spheres
theoretical
17
Velocity of Circulation and Monetary Efficiency
theoretical
18
The Theoretical Measure of Efficiency and Social Variation
theoretical
19
The Fundamental Equation of Monetary Theory
theoretical
20
The Second Proposition of the Fundamental Equation: Monetary Causes and Effects
theoretical
21
Causality in the Quantity Theory and the Impact of Money Supply Changes
theoretical
22
The Non-Uniform Effects of Monetary Expansion and Forced Saving
theoretical
23
The Third Proposition: The Influence of Commodities on Money Supply
theoretical
24
Bank Money, Credit Creation, and Economic Cycles
theoretical
25
Measurement of Monetary Value Movements and Income Statistics
theoretical
26
Credit Control: Historical Evolution and the Bank of England
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27
The Mechanism of the Bank Rate and Monetary Reformers
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28
The Return to Gold and the English-American Monetary Situation
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29
The Business Cycle and Credit Creation
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30
Monetary Policy as Planned Economy (Planwirtschaft)
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31
The Gold Brake on the Credit Machine
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32
Distribution Theory: The Rent Principle (Part I)
theoretical
34
The Significance of the Law of Diminishing Returns and Rent Phenomena
theoretical
35
The Technical Hypothesis and the Limits of Rent Theory
theoretical
36
Value, Price, and the Critique of Classical Rent Theory
theoretical
37
The Residual Thought and the Unity of Income Types
theoretical
38
The Law of Diminishing Returns as a Secondary Law
theoretical
39
Analysis of Producer's Rent and Land Quality
theoretical
40
The Second Case of Rent: Intensive Cultivation and Capital Goods
theoretical
41
Rent in Labor and Entrepreneurial Profit
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42
Critique of Entrepreneurial Rent Theories
theoretical
43
Summary of Results on the Law of Diminishing Returns
theoretical
44
The Rent Principle and the Law of Increasing Returns
theoretical
45
Cunninghame's Defense and the Rent Principle in Monopoly
theoretical
46
IV. Noch einiges über Landrente. Die Quasi-Rente.
theoretical
47
V. Gossens Gesetz und die darauf beruhenden Rentenerscheinungen.
theoretical
48
Bemerkungen über das Zurechnungsproblem: I-II. Einleitung
theoretical
49
Bemerkungen über das Zurechnungsproblem: III. Wiesers Lösung
theoretical
50
Methodological Analysis of Wieser's Imputation Theory
theoretical
51
The Relationship Between Facts and Methodological Necessity
theoretical
52
Wieser's Concept of Value and the 'Calculation Form' of Utility
theoretical
53
Critical Evaluation of the Total Value Concept (Grenznutzen x Quantity)
theoretical
54
Böhm-Bawerk's Theory of Complementary Goods and Imputation
theoretical
55
Boehm-Bawerk's Imputation Theory: Principles and Comparison with Wieser
theoretical
56
The Mechanics of Complementarity and the Loss Principle
theoretical
57
The Substitution Principle and Cost Goods vs. Monopoly Goods
theoretical
58
Critique of Marginal Utility and the 'Pseudo-Marginal Utility' Concept
theoretical
59
Conclusion on Boehm-Bawerk's Imputation: Strengths and Technical Flaws
theoretical
60
Schlußbetrachtung zur Zurechnungstheorie und Einleitung zur Verteilungstheorie
theoretical
61
Das Grundprinzip der Verteilungstheorie: Kritik der Machttheorie
theoretical
62
Kapitalzinstheorie: Eine Entgegnung an Böhm-Bawerk
theoretical
63
The Absence of Interest in Static and Non-Capitalist Economic Forms
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64
The Penetration of Interest into the Static Economy
theoretical
65
Defense Against Böhm-Bawerk's Critique: The Nature of the Entrepreneur
theoretical
66
The Role of Consumption Goods and the Third Ground of Interest
theoretical
67
Verification and the Persistence of Interest
theoretical
68
Socialism: Possibilities of Today - The Nature of Revolution
essay
69
The Essence of Socialization and Economic Planning
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70
The Rationalization of Life and the Path to Socialism
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71
Socialization and the Council System (Rätesystem)
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72
The Decay of Parliamentarism and the Rise of the Machine
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73
Methods of Socialization: From Nationalization to Syndicalism
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74
Financial and Organizational Paths to Socialization
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75
The Economic and Psychological Costs of Premature Socialization
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76
Socialization Possibilities in Germany and Austria
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77
Socialism in England vs. the Continent: A Comparative Analysis
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78
Methodology: On the Mathematical Method in Theoretical Economics
theoretical
79
Addressing Misunderstandings and Objections to the Mathematical Method
theoretical
80
The Quantitative Character of Economic Concepts and the Role of Value
theoretical
81
Economics as a Mathematical Discipline and the Necessity of Higher Mathematics
theoretical
82
The Use of Non-Numerical Quantitative Relations
theoretical
83
Infinitesimal Calculus and the Function of Mathematics in Economic Research
theoretical
84
The Contributions and Limits of Mathematical Economics
theoretical
85
Mathematical Formulation of Economic Equilibrium and Marginal Concepts
theoretical
86
Mathematics as a Research Method: Exchange Theory and Market Relations
theoretical
87
Advanced Concepts: Total Utility, Monopoly, and Applied Theory
theoretical
88
Scope, Limitations, and Future of the Mathematical Method
theoretical
89
The History and Pioneers of Mathematical Economics
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90
Critique of François Simiand's 'Positive Method'
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91
How to Study Social Science: Foundations and Methodology
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92
The Reform of Legal and Economic Education: Against the Unified Type
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93
Economic Science and the Reformed Referendar Examination
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94
The Origin and Future of Our Science: Farewell Address at Bonn
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95
The Nature of Economics as an Ethically Indifferent Empirical Science
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96
The Logic of Science and the Specificity of Economic Material
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97
The Rejection of Economic Philosophy and the Role of Schools
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98
The Future of Economic Analysis: Statistics, Theory, and Practical Application
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99
Advice to Students and the Political Responsibility of Economic Technique
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100
The Crisis and Renewal of Economic Theory
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101
The Intrinsic Value of Science as an Intellectual Pursuit
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