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Debts and deficits
1987
by
Sennholz
Austrian School
Hans F. Sennholz
Monetary Theory
Deficit Spending
Economic Crisis
Inflation
Privatization
Tax Reform
Capital Accumulation
Capital Consumption
Bureaucracy
Keynesian Economics
Social Policy
Exploitation
John Stuart Mill
Karl Marx
Labor Law
Poverty
Arthur Cecil Pigou
Capitalism
Egalitarianism
Marginal Utility
Progressive Taxation
Balance of Payments
Real Income
Credit Expansion
Federal Reserve
Great Depression
Speculation
Separation of Powers
John Maynard Keynes
Taxation
Welfare State
Adam Smith
Fiscal Policy
Interventionism
Boom and Bust
Capital Movements
Protectionism
Deflation
Gold Standard
Monetary Policy
New Deal
Nationalization
Economic History
Friedrich A. Hayek
Ludwig von Mises
Public Finance
Economic Policy
Unemployment
Table of Contents · 31 segments
1
Book Introduction and Author Biography
theoretical
2
Title Page and Publication Information
theoretical
3
Table of Contents
theoretical
4
Table of Contents and Acknowledgments
theoretical
5
Introduction: The Dangers of Deficit Spending
theoretical
6
Chapter 1: The Politics of Deficit Spending
chapter
7
Chapter 2: Income by Majority Vote
chapter
8
Chapter 3: The Ethics of Entitlement
chapter
9
Chapter 4: Underground Government
chapter
10
Chapter 5: Deficits Do Matter
chapter
11
Chapter 6: Worse Than 1929
chapter
12
Part Two: In Search of a Solution - Palliatives and Panaceas
theoretical
13
Privatizing Federal Functions: Seven Different Meanings
chapter
14
Versions of Privatization and Genuine Privatization
chapter
15
Political Privatization: Favored Individuals and Counterfeit Sales
chapter
16
Contracting Out and the Voucher System
chapter
17
The Sale of Loan Portfolios and the New Collectivization
chapter
18
The Line-Item Veto and Budgetary Conflict
chapter
19
A Balanced Budget Amendment
chapter
20
Raising Revenue and Economic Stagnation
chapter
21
Raucous Opposition and Backdoor Spending
chapter
22
Taxes and Tributes: Functional Finance vs. Sound Money
chapter
23
The Gramm-Rudman Act and Tax Reform of 1986
chapter
24
A Letter to the President: Leadership by Example
chapter
25
The Coming Storm: Triggers of Financial Crisis
chapter
26
Inflation, Deflation, and the Great Depression Lessons
chapter
27
Strict Regulation and the Payment Era
chapter
28
Eternal Hope: Moral Reform and the Transfer System
chapter
29
Notes and References for Chapters 1-11
footnotes
30
Chapter 11 Notes and Subject Index
bibliography
31
Other Works by Hans F. Sennholz and Author's Predictions
theoretical