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Volkswirtschaft 43 Vorlesungen in drei Bänden

1918

by Schwiedland

MethodologySocial JusticeCapitalismSocialismEconomic HistoryImmanuel KantImperialismJohn Maynard KeynesMercantilismWorld War ILiberalismAristotleRichard ThurnwaldSlaveryAgricultureDivision of LaborInnovationKarl BucherBruno HildebrandFriedrich ListGustav SchmollerFeudalismGuildsTrade PolicyBureaucracyEconomic PolicyIndustrial RevolutionSocial PolicyLeague of NationsFriedrich EngelsKarl MarxCompetitionPrice FormationEconomic CrisisInternational TradeLabor MobilityProtectionismEmpiricismPolitical EconomyDialectical MaterialismMarxismRaw MaterialsGeopoliticsEconomic DevelopmentNapoleon BonaparteLujo BrentanoOtto von BismarckFree TradeVoltaireThomas MalthusProletariatWoodrow WilsonHuman ActionIndividualismSubjective ValuePlanned EconomyRationalityThomas AquinasGustav CasselEntrepreneurshipMax WeberProfit and LossWerner SombartEconomies of ScaleExploitationAnarchismCommunismSyndicalismNationalizationEconomic GoodsEugen von Bohm-BawerkScarcityUtilityCapital GoodsCoercionFriedrich von WieserInfrastructureNational IncomeAdam SmithAustrian SchoolCarl MengerMarginal UtilityExchange ValueUse ValueLeon WalrasPurchasing PowerSupply and DemandWilliam Stanley JevonsSpeculationPrice TheoryProduction CostsCollectivismJohn LawLabor LawLegal TheoryProperty RightsWelfare StateIncome DistributionInheritanceAdolf WagnerLabor Theory of ValueNatural LawProductivityEconomic EfficiencyMarket StructureCooperativesPhysiocracyWelfare EconomicsBankingInsuranceDiminishing ReturnsFactors of ProductionBusiness CyclesStock ExchangeUncertaintyUsury

Table of Contents · 86 segments

1
Title Page and Bibliographic Informationtheoretical
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Preface to the Third Editiontheoretical
3
Table of Contents Introductiontheoretical
4
Table of Contents: Eigenart und Grundlagen des wirtschaftlichen Lebenstheoretical
5
1. Wirtschaftliche und soziale Wandlungen: Historical Hegemony and National Characterchapter
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Table of Contents: The Competition of States and Social Changestheoretical
7
Beginnings and Essence of the Economy: From Horde to Tribetheoretical
8
Social Stratification and Political Development in Primitive Societiestheoretical
9
Economic Activity in Early Human History: Gathering and Huntingtheoretical
10
The Development of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, and Gendered Labortheoretical
11
Material Culture: Tools, Pottery, and the Origins of Tradetheoretical
12
The Origin of Money and the Definition of Economic Activitytheoretical
13
The Stages of Economic Development: Theories and Historical Epochstheoretical
14
The Stage of Household Economy (Hauswirtschaft)chapter
15
The Stage of Town Economy (Stadtwirtschaft)chapter
16
The Modern State and the Rise of Mercantilismtheoretical
17
The Evolution of National Economy and Industrial Organizationtheoretical
18
World Economy and International Cooperationtheoretical
19
Stages of Economic Development and Historical Driverstheoretical
20
The Essence of Contemporary Economy: Specialization and Division of Labortheoretical
21
Global Trade, Market Prices, and Industrial Competitiontheoretical
22
International Interdependence and the Impact of World War Itheoretical
23
Economic Research: Theory, Policy, and Financetheoretical
24
The Materialist Conception of History and its Critiquetheoretical
26
The Influence of the Environment on Human Economytheoretical
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Geographical Influence on Cultural and Political Developmenttheoretical
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The Impact of Relief, Soil, and Climate on Economic Prosperitytheoretical
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Climatic Determinism and Human Charactertheoretical
30
Biological Adaptation and the Transformation of Naturetheoretical
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Geographical Influences on Settlements and Urban Developmenttheoretical
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The Economic Significance of Water: Irrigation, Drainage, and Urban Supplytheoretical
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Water as a Power Source: From Waterwheels to Hydroelectric Energytheoretical
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Maritime and Riverine Trade: Global Connectivity and Geopoliticstheoretical
35
Mineral Resources: The Foundation of Modern Industrial Civilizationtheoretical
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Geopolitische Faktoren: Lage, Größe und Insellage von Staatentheoretical
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Geographische Bedingtheit der Machtpolitik und Wirtschaftspolitiktheoretical
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Kolonialpolitik, Staatenbünde und die Macht der Umwelttheoretical
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Die Bevölkerung: Rasse, Kultur und Nationalcharaktertheoretical
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Bevölkerungsdichte und die Dynamik des Wachstumstheoretical
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Der Geburtenrückgang und der Neomalthusianismustheoretical
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Soziale Schichtung, Urbanisierung und die Zukunft der Rassetheoretical
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Racial Hygiene and the Social Renewal of the Populationtheoretical
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Social Institutions and the Importance of the Middle Class and Peasantrytheoretical
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Demographics and the Relativity of Population Growththeoretical
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Summary of Population Studies and Introduction to Economic Groupstheoretical
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The Psychological and Biological Foundations of Economic Activitytheoretical
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Rationality, Self-Interest, and the Definition of Economic Actiontheoretical
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The Psychology of Human Behavior: Reflexes and Instinktstheoretical
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Individual Character and Habitual Factors in Economic Behaviortheoretical
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Motivations of Human Action: Instinct, Emotion, and Reasontheoretical
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The Nature of Economic Activity: Desire, Need, and Provisiontheoretical
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Rational Consumption, Wealth Formation, and the Concept of Luxurytheoretical
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Typology of Economic Organizationstheoretical
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The Spirit and System of Capitalismtheoretical
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The Social and Cultural Impact of Modern Industrial Capitalismtheoretical
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Socialism, Communism, and the Critique of Market Anarchytheoretical
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The Ethical Dimension of the Social Question and Economic Reformtheoretical
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Theory of Goods: Utility, Scarcity, and Valuetheoretical
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Classification of Material Goods by Use and Purposetheoretical
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Personal Services and the Acquisition of Goodstheoretical
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The Theory of Exchange: Direct and Indirect Tradetheoretical
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The Transition to Money Economy and Capitalismtheoretical
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National Wealth and Public Assetstheoretical
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Value, Price, and Subjective Valuationtheoretical
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The Distinction Between Value and Pricetheoretical
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The Laws of Price and the Mechanics of Supply and Demandtheoretical
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The Laws of Supply and Demand and Market Dynamicstheoretical
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Price Theory: Subjective Value, Costs, and Market Fluctuationstheoretical
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Custom, Law, and Social Moralitytheoretical
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The History of Unfreedom: Slavery and Serfdomchapter
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Peasant Emancipation and the Rise of the Working Classchapter
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Property Rights and the Social Ordertheoretical
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Historical Development and Forms of Propertytheoretical
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Modern Property Law and Urban Land Valuestheoretical
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Mobile Wealth, Social Classes, and the Middle Classtheoretical
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Inheritance Law and Its Social Implicationstheoretical
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Theories of Property: Philosophy, Ethics, and Reformtheoretical
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Technology and Economy: The Evolution of Tools and Knowledgetheoretical
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The Primacy of Economic Purpose over Technical Perfectiontheoretical
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Production Theory: Primary Extraction, Agriculture, and Industrytheoretical
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Industrial Production Costs and Economic Productivitytheoretical
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Productivity in Trade, Services, and International Enterprisetheoretical
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The Factors of Production: Nature, Capital, and Labortheoretical
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Social Elements of Enterprise: Culture and Market Conditionstheoretical
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The Role of the Entrepreneur and the Nature of Speculationtheoretical
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Speculation vs. Production and Market Regulationtheoretical