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Schutzzoll und Freihandel Die Voraussetzungen und Grenzen ihrer Berechtigung
1905
by
Schüller
Austrian School
Carl Menger
Free Trade
Protectionism
Classical Economics
Mercantilism
Methodology
Physiocracy
Political Economy
Trade Policy
Agriculture
Production Costs
Depreciation
Interest Rates
Investment
Productivity
Raw Materials
Adam Smith
Albert Schaffle
Competition
Diminishing Returns
Economies of Scale
Friedrich von Wieser
John Stuart Mill
Karl Marx
Division of Labor
Industrial Revolution
Marginal Cost
David Ricardo
Marginal Utility
Price Theory
Supply and Demand
Capital Movements
Labor Mobility
Price Formation
Werner Sombart
Comparative Advantage
Taxation
Factors of Production
Friedrich List
Unemployment
Balance of Payments
Gold Standard
Great Depression
Purchasing Power
Wages
International Trade
Income Distribution
Resource Allocation
Welfare State
Cartels
Consumer Sovereignty
Elasticity of Demand
National Income
Johann Heinrich von Thunen
Ground Rent
Lujo Brentano
Otto von Bismarck
Equilibrium
Adolf Wagner
Dumping
Monopoly
Economic Development
Economic Integration
Innovation
Customs Union
Jean-Baptiste Say
Social Democracy
Thomas Malthus
Infrastructure
Table of Contents · 55 segments
1
Front Matter and Table of Contents
theoretical
2
Introduction: The Stagnation of Trade Theory
theoretical
3
The Diversity of Production Costs
theoretical
4
Causes of Cost Variation: Nature, Labor, and Capital
theoretical
5
Limits to Expansion and the Persistence of High-Cost Producers
theoretical
6
Effects of Expanding a Branch of Production on Costs
chapter
7
The Relationship Between Price and Costs
theoretical
8
Variations in Production Cost Spans Across Industries
theoretical
9
The Role of Capital and Sectoral Grouping of Cost Differences
theoretical
10
Production Expansion and the Progression of Marginal Costs
theoretical
11
The Prerequisites of Export Capability
chapter
12
The Relationship Between Consumption and Exportability
theoretical
13
Effects of Import on Domestic Production
theoretical
14
Critique of the Theory of Constant Total Production
theoretical
15
The Fallacy of Automatic Export Compensation
theoretical
16
Effects of Import on Consumption
theoretical
17
Factors Determining the Magnitude of Trade Advantages and Disadvantages
theoretical
18
Critique of Free Trade Arguments Regarding Resource Allocation
theoretical
19
Indirect Effects and Income Distribution
theoretical
20
The Regulation of Imports and Trade Statistics
theoretical
21
Treatment of Import Articles: Non-Domestic Production
theoretical
22
The Impact of Tariffs on Cartels and Export Goods
theoretical
23
Import Articles and the Substitution Principle
theoretical
24
Criteria for Beneficial Tariffs: Production Cost Variance
theoretical
25
Practical Assessment of Production Costs and Foreign Superiority
theoretical
26
Tariffs and Income Distribution: Wages vs. Rent
theoretical
27
The Implementation of Rational Trade Policy and Tariff Calculation
theoretical
28
Tariffs on Foodstuffs and Raw Materials
theoretical
29
Tariffs on Materials and the System of Drawbacks (Zollrestitution)
theoretical
30
The Impact of Tariffs on Domestic Prices
theoretical
31
Contemporary Tariff Policy: Germany and Russia
theoretical
32
The Crisis of British Free Trade and the Rise of Retaliation
theoretical
33
Effects of Export on Production and Consumption
theoretical
34
Export's Impact on National Income and Distribution
theoretical
35
Stability and the Global Market
theoretical
36
Export Duties and Monopolies
theoretical
37
Export Subsidies and Indirect Premiums
theoretical
38
The International Perspective on Free Trade
theoretical
39
Principles of Trade Treaty Policy
theoretical
40
The Balance of Trade and Industrialization
theoretical
41
The Prevailing Practice in Trade Policy
chapter
42
Analysis of German Export Growth and Tariff Impact
footnotes
43
Most-Favored-Nation Status and Reciprocity
chapter
44
Differentiation and Regional Trade Integration
chapter
45
The System of Maximum and Minimum Tariffs
chapter
46
The Scope of Customs Territories and Economic Advantages of Size
chapter
47
The Common Customs Territory of Austria-Hungary
chapter
48
The Historical Development of Trade Policy: From Antiquity to Mercantilism
chapter
49
The Rise of Classical Liberalism and the Protectionist Reaction
chapter
50
Typology of States: Agrarian vs. Industrial
chapter
51
The Trade Policy of Agricultural States
chapter
52
The Trade Policy of Agrarian-Industrial States
chapter
53
The Trade Policy of Industrial States
chapter
54
The Significance of Cartels and Public Regulation for Trade Policy
chapter
55
Appendix: Fragmentary Notes
theoretical