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Das intertemporale Gleichgewichtssystem der Preise und die Bewegungen des

1928

by v. Hayek

[Introduction and the Problem of Time in Economic Theory]: Hayek introduces the problem of how economic theory often abstracts from the passage of time, leading to an incomplete understanding of price systems...

Austrian SchoolEquilibriumMonetary TheoryPrice TheoryStabilizationstationary economyEugen von Bohm-BawerkKnut WicksellLudwig von MisesMarginal UtilitySubjective ValuePrice FormationPurchasing PowerEconomic DevelopmentInflationMonetary PolicyPrice LevelQuantity Theory of MoneyCommodity MoneyDeflationGold StandardGottfried HaberlerEconomic CrisisFiduciary MediaBusiness CyclesInterest RatesProduction CostsDavid HumeInternational TradeMercantilismNational IncomeInvestmentMoney SupplyReal IncomeInnovationInterest TheoryIrving FisherProductivity

Table of Contents · 14 segments

1
Introduction and the Problem of Time in Economic Theorytheoretical
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The Necessity of Intertemporal Price Differencestheoretical
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The Equilibrium Concept in Intertemporal Analysistheoretical
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Subjective Valuation and Intertemporal Natural Exchangetheoretical
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Systemic Effects of Intertemporal Ratios and Money Pricestheoretical
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Periodic and Progressive Changes in Production Conditionstheoretical
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Monetary Systems and the 'Natural' Price Movementtheoretical
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Empirical Parallelism and the Moving Equilibriumtheoretical
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Monetary Disturbances and the Limits of Stabilization Policytheoretical
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Practical Applications: US Business Cycles and Gold Scarcitytheoretical
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The Superiority of the Gold Standard over Managed Currenciestheoretical
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Critique of the 'Demand for Money' and International vs. Global Supplytheoretical
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The Harmful Effects of Global Money Supply Increasestheoretical
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Appendix: The Distinct Functions of Interest and Price Movementstheoretical
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