Pläne und Versuche der Währungssanierung

Name: Pläne und Versuche der Währungssanierung
Author: Somary

1923

by Somary

Monetary ReformDeficit SpendingStabilizationProtectionismBimetallismGold StandardBankingSpeculationInflationPurchasing PowerQuantity Theory of MoneyStandard of LivingLeague of NationsMonetary StabilityCapital FlightEconomic RecoveryInterest RatesStock ExchangeUnemploymentDevaluationExchange RatesMonetary PolicyBalance of PaymentsEconomic HistoryInternational TradeMonetary TheoryReparationsJoseph SchumpeterOtto BauerBank of EnglandCurrency SchoolJohn Maynard KeynesAustrian SchoolGresham's LawLegal TenderLeon WalrasLudwig von MisesCapital ConsumptionDavid RicardoDeflationFiat MoneyDiscount RateKnut WicksellEconomic PolicyLiberalismRationalization

Table of Contents · 31 segments

Front Matter and Table of Contentstheoretical

Currency Decay and Reform in Italy (1866–1910): Causes and Early Planschapter

Italian Monetary Reforms: 1870–1881chapter

The Failure of Italian Stabilization and the Crisis of 1893chapter

Currency Reform in the Straits Settlements (1903–1907): Introductionchapter

The Straits Settlements Reform Process and the Gold Exchange Standardchapter

The 1907 Crisis and Socio-Economic Impacts in the Straits Settlementschapter

The Stabilization of the Austrian Krone (1919–1922): The Path to Collapsechapter

The League of Nations Intervention and the Seipel Reform in Austriachapter

Technical Execution of Austrian Stabilization and the New National Bankchapter

Economic Consequences of Austrian Stabilization (1923)chapter

The Greek Currency Question (1833–1914): Historical Backgroundchapter

Greek Monetary Policy During and After WWI (1914–1923)chapter

Greek Currency Legislation and Allied Creditstheoretical

Analysis of the Law ΓΧΜΒ and the Stabilization of the Drachmatheoretical

Prospects for Drachma Recovery and Economic Factorstheoretical

Statistical Overview: Greek Note Circulation and Exchange Rates (1914-1923)theoretical

The Concept of the Double Note: Introduction and Contexttheoretical

The Economic Crisis of 1919 and the Treaty of St. Germaintheoretical

The Emergence of Double Note Projects: Benedikt and Landesbergertheoretical

Benedikt's Proposal for an Import Notetheoretical

Landesberger's Bank Plans and Technical Implementationtheoretical

International Perspectives and the Vissering Systemtheoretical

Transformation and Overcoming of the Double Note Conceptchapter

The Rise of Deflationary Policy and Gold Accountingtheoretical

Critique of the Double Note System: Parallel Currency and Gresham's Lawtheoretical

Production Deficits and the Inevitability of Inflationtheoretical

The North Russian Experiment and Final Conclusionstheoretical

The Redundancy of the Gold Note after Stabilizationtheoretical

The Problems of Free Money Creation and Banking Theorytheoretical

Conclusion: The Path to Economic Reconstructiontheoretical