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Aufsätze zur ökonomischen Theorie

1952

by Schumpeter

[Front Matter and Table of Contents]: Front matter for the 1952 collection of Joseph A. Schumpeter's German essays. Includes a preface by Erich Schneider and Arthur Spiethoff explaining the selection criteria for the thr...

Arthur SpiethoffErich SchneiderJoseph SchumpeterMethodologyMonetary TheorySocialismAdam SmithCentral BankingDavid HumeGold StandardInterest RatesJohn LockeMonetary PolicyBank of EnglandDiscount RateEconomic HistoryEntrepreneurshipReichsbankUncertaintyIrving FisherJohn Stuart MillPurchasing PowerQuantity Theory of MoneySavingCapitalismCredit ExpansionEconomic DevelopmentFactors of ProductionForced SavingInnovationProfit and LossBusiness CyclesMonetary ReformPrice LevelCarl MengerFriedrich von WieserGeorg Friedrich KnappKnut WicksellLudwig von MisesAlfred MarshallLeon WalrasPrice TheoryReal Incomelegal theoryDavid RicardoInflationMarginal UtilityBanknotesFiduciary MediaMoney SupplyHoardingMoney MarketVelocity of CirculationDivision of LaborproletariatCausalityeconomic efficiencyEquilibriumFiat MoneyCommodity MoneybankingThomas TookeDeflationExchange RatesJohn Maynard KeynesPrice StabilityCapital MovementsFederal ReservePlanned EconomyCurrency SchoolDiminishing ReturnsJohn Bates ClarkProductivityClassical EconomicsMarginal CostGround RentPrice FormationIncome DistributionNassau Senioreconomic goodsCapital GoodsMonopolyCompetitionRationalityInvestmentAustrian SchoolEugen von Bohm-BawerkZurechnungEpistemologyEconomic CalculationComplementary GoodsValuationVilfredo ParetoInterest TheoryGreat Depressionstationary economyRoundabout ProductionSubsistence FundEugen von PhilippovichKarl MarxNationalizationRussian RevolutionCommunismBureaucracyEmil LedererProperty RightsRationalizationclass struggleDemocracyVladimir LeninSyndicalismEconomic PolicyMixed EconomyWar EconomyCapital FlightMarxismFree TradeFerdinand LassalleFriedrich EngelsMathematical EconomicsWilliam Stanley JevonsJohann Heinrich von ThunenSocial PolicyThomas MalthusWilhelm RoscherProduction CostsEmpiricismTaxationUtilityHermann Heinrich GossenVolkswirtschaftValue JudgmentsEdmund HusserlGeorg Wilhelm Friedrich HegelPlatoBusiness Cycle TheoryTotalitarianismArthur Cecil Pigou

Table of Contents · 99 segments

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Front Matter and Table of Contentstheoretical
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Interest Rates and Monetary Constitution: Introduction and Practical Perspectivesessay
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Empirical Evidence and Theoretical Analysis of Interest Rate Fluctuationsessay
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The 'Goods View' vs. the 'Money View' of Interestessay
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Forced Saving and the Dynamic Role of Credit in Economic Developmentessay
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The Banker as Ephor of the Economy and the Impact of Gold Discoveriesessay
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The Social Product and the 'Accounting Pennies': Introduction to Modern Monetary Theorytheoretical
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Social Product and the Sum of Incomestheoretical
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Money as a Social Accounting Systemtheoretical
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Excursus: Economic vs. Legal Conceptstheoretical
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The Value of Money: Metallism vs. Claim Theorytheoretical
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Purchasing Power and the Quantity Theorytheoretical
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Defining the Money Supply (Geldmengen)theoretical
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Exclusions from the Circulating Money Supplytheoretical
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The Dynamics of the Three Monetary Spherestheoretical
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Velocity of Circulation and Monetary Efficiencytheoretical
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The Theoretical Measure of Efficiency and Social Variationtheoretical
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The Fundamental Equation of Monetary Theorytheoretical
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The Second Proposition of the Fundamental Equation: Monetary Causes and Effectstheoretical
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Causality in the Quantity Theory and the Impact of Money Supply Changestheoretical
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The Non-Uniform Effects of Monetary Expansion and Forced Savingtheoretical
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The Third Proposition: The Influence of Commodities on Money Supplytheoretical
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Bank Money, Credit Creation, and Economic Cyclestheoretical
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Measurement of Monetary Value Movements and Income Statisticstheoretical
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Credit Control: Historical Evolution and the Bank of Englandessay
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The Mechanism of the Bank Rate and Monetary Reformersessay
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The Return to Gold and the English-American Monetary Situationessay
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The Business Cycle and Credit Creationessay
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Monetary Policy as Planned Economy (Planwirtschaft)essay
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The Gold Brake on the Credit Machineessay
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Distribution Theory: The Rent Principle (Part I)theoretical
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The Significance of the Law of Diminishing Returns and Rent Phenomenatheoretical
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The Technical Hypothesis and the Limits of Rent Theorytheoretical
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Value, Price, and the Critique of Classical Rent Theorytheoretical
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The Residual Thought and the Unity of Income Typestheoretical
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The Law of Diminishing Returns as a Secondary Lawtheoretical
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Analysis of Producer's Rent and Land Qualitytheoretical
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The Second Case of Rent: Intensive Cultivation and Capital Goodstheoretical
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Rent in Labor and Entrepreneurial Profittheoretical
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Critique of Entrepreneurial Rent Theoriestheoretical
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Summary of Results on the Law of Diminishing Returnstheoretical
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The Rent Principle and the Law of Increasing Returnstheoretical
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Cunninghame's Defense and the Rent Principle in Monopolytheoretical
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IV. Noch einiges über Landrente. Die Quasi-Rente.theoretical
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V. Gossens Gesetz und die darauf beruhenden Rentenerscheinungen.theoretical
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Bemerkungen über das Zurechnungsproblem: I-II. Einleitungtheoretical
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Bemerkungen über das Zurechnungsproblem: III. Wiesers Lösungtheoretical
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Methodological Analysis of Wieser's Imputation Theorytheoretical
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The Relationship Between Facts and Methodological Necessitytheoretical
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Wieser's Concept of Value and the 'Calculation Form' of Utilitytheoretical
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Critical Evaluation of the Total Value Concept (Grenznutzen x Quantity)theoretical
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Böhm-Bawerk's Theory of Complementary Goods and Imputationtheoretical
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Boehm-Bawerk's Imputation Theory: Principles and Comparison with Wiesertheoretical
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The Mechanics of Complementarity and the Loss Principletheoretical
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The Substitution Principle and Cost Goods vs. Monopoly Goodstheoretical
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Critique of Marginal Utility and the 'Pseudo-Marginal Utility' Concepttheoretical
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Conclusion on Boehm-Bawerk's Imputation: Strengths and Technical Flawstheoretical
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Schlußbetrachtung zur Zurechnungstheorie und Einleitung zur Verteilungstheorietheoretical
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Das Grundprinzip der Verteilungstheorie: Kritik der Machttheorietheoretical
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Kapitalzinstheorie: Eine Entgegnung an Böhm-Bawerktheoretical
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The Absence of Interest in Static and Non-Capitalist Economic Formstheoretical
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The Penetration of Interest into the Static Economytheoretical
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Defense Against Böhm-Bawerk's Critique: The Nature of the Entrepreneurtheoretical
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The Role of Consumption Goods and the Third Ground of Interesttheoretical
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Verification and the Persistence of Interesttheoretical
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Socialism: Possibilities of Today - The Nature of Revolutionessay
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The Essence of Socialization and Economic Planningessay
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The Rationalization of Life and the Path to Socialismessay
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Socialization and the Council System (Rätesystem)essay
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The Decay of Parliamentarism and the Rise of the Machineessay
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Methods of Socialization: From Nationalization to Syndicalismessay
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Financial and Organizational Paths to Socializationessay
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The Economic and Psychological Costs of Premature Socializationessay
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Socialization Possibilities in Germany and Austriaessay
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Socialism in England vs. the Continent: A Comparative Analysisessay
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Methodology: On the Mathematical Method in Theoretical Economicstheoretical
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Addressing Misunderstandings and Objections to the Mathematical Methodtheoretical
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The Quantitative Character of Economic Concepts and the Role of Valuetheoretical
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Economics as a Mathematical Discipline and the Necessity of Higher Mathematicstheoretical
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The Use of Non-Numerical Quantitative Relationstheoretical
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Infinitesimal Calculus and the Function of Mathematics in Economic Researchtheoretical
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The Contributions and Limits of Mathematical Economicstheoretical
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Mathematical Formulation of Economic Equilibrium and Marginal Conceptstheoretical
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Mathematics as a Research Method: Exchange Theory and Market Relationstheoretical
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Advanced Concepts: Total Utility, Monopoly, and Applied Theorytheoretical
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Scope, Limitations, and Future of the Mathematical Methodtheoretical
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The History and Pioneers of Mathematical Economicstheoretical
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Critique of François Simiand's 'Positive Method'essay
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How to Study Social Science: Foundations and Methodologyessay
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The Reform of Legal and Economic Education: Against the Unified Typeessay
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Economic Science and the Reformed Referendar Examinationessay
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The Origin and Future of Our Science: Farewell Address at Bonnessay
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The Nature of Economics as an Ethically Indifferent Empirical Scienceessay
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The Logic of Science and the Specificity of Economic Materialessay
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The Rejection of Economic Philosophy and the Role of Schoolsessay
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The Future of Economic Analysis: Statistics, Theory, and Practical Applicationessay
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Advice to Students and the Political Responsibility of Economic Techniqueessay
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The Crisis and Renewal of Economic Theoryessay
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The Intrinsic Value of Science as an Intellectual Pursuitessay
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