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The theory of economic development: an inquiry into profits, capital, credit, interest, and the business cycle
1934
by
Schumpeter
Business Cycles
Economic Development
Interest Rates
Joseph Schumpeter
John Maynard Keynes
Karl Marx
Alfred Marshall
Carl Menger
Classical Economics
Economic History
Leon Walras
Marginal Utility
Neoclassical Economics
Say's Law
William Stanley Jevons
Capitalism
Creative Destruction
Credit Expansion
Entrepreneurship
Equilibrium
Innovation
Stationary Economy
Keynesian Economics
Marxism
Monopoly
Socialism
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Interest Theory
Lionel Robbins
Methodology
John Bates Clark
Vilfredo Pareto
Alvin Hansen
Gottfried Haberler
Imperialism
Institutionalism
Proletariat
Thorstein Veblen
Effective Demand
Erich Schneider
Factors of Production
Friedrich von Wieser
Jean-Baptiste Say
Zurechnung
Eugen von Philippovich
Ludwig von Mises
William Petty
David Ricardo
John Stuart Mill
Max Weber
Werner Sombart
Banking
Deflation
Forced Saving
Inflation
Money Market
Purchasing Power
Arthur Spiethoff
Price Level
Adam Smith
Production Costs
Profit and Loss
Capital Accumulation
Taxation
Exploitation
Productivity
Abstinence Theory
Irving Fisher
Time Preference
Ground Rent
Emil Lederer
Boom and Bust
Unemployment
Wages
Monetary Policy
Planned Economy
Real Income
Fiat Money
Table of Contents · 30 segments
1
Front Matter and Table of Contents
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2
Translator’s Note
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3
Introduction to the Transaction Edition: Part I - Schumpeter's Life and Vision
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4
Introduction to the Transaction Edition: Part II - Historical Context of Economic Thought
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5
Introduction to the Transaction Edition: Part III - The Circular Flow and Innovation
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6
Introduction to the Transaction Edition: Part IV - Business Cycles and Comparative Systems
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7
Introduction to the Transaction Edition: Part V - Critical Reception and Legacy
theoretical
8
Notes on Economic Theory and Intellectual Influences (Notes 20-29)
footnotes
9
Methodology and the Nature of Innovation (Notes 29-41)
footnotes
10
Business Cycles and Sociological Perspectives (Notes 42-55)
footnotes
11
Schumpeter's Critique of Marx and Keynes (Notes 56-66)
footnotes
12
Notes and Citations for Introduction
footnotes
13
Preface to the English Edition
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14
Chapter I: The Circular Flow of Economic Life as Conditioned by Given Circumstances
chapter
15
Chapter I: Notes
footnotes
16
Chapter II: The Fundamental Phenomenon of Economic Development
chapter
17
Chapter II: Notes
footnotes
18
Chapter III: Credit and Capital
chapter
19
Notes on Credit and the Money Market
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20
Chapter IV: Entrepreneurial Profit
chapter
21
Notes and Observations on Profit and Wealth
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22
Chapter IV: Footnotes
footnotes
23
Chapter V: Interest on Capital - Preliminary Remarks
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24
Chapter V: The Problem and Nature of Interest
chapter
25
Chapter V: Footnotes
footnotes
26
Chapter VI: The Business Cycle - Preliminary Remarks
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27
Chapter VI: The Mechanism of the Cycle
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28
Chapter VI: Distributional Effects and Policy
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29
Notes on Depression Effects and Statistical Verification of Wage Theories
footnotes
30
Notes on Inflation, Demand, and the Dynamics of Economic Collapse
footnotes