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Das intertemporale Gleichgewichtssystem der Preise und die Bewegungen des „Geldwertes“
1928
by
v. Hayek
Austrian School
Equilibrium
Monetary Theory
Price Theory
Stabilization
Stationary Economy
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Knut Wicksell
Ludwig von Mises
Marginal Utility
Subjective Value
Price Formation
Purchasing Power
Economic Development
Inflation
Monetary Policy
Price Level
Quantity Theory of Money
Commodity Money
Deflation
Gold Standard
Gottfried Haberler
Economic Crisis
Fiduciary Media
Business Cycles
Interest Rates
Production Costs
David Hume
International Trade
Mercantilism
National Income
Investment
Money Supply
Real Income
Innovation
Interest Theory
Irving Fisher
Productivity
Table of Contents · 14 segments
1
Introduction and the Problem of Time in Economic Theory
theoretical
2
The Necessity of Intertemporal Price Differences
theoretical
3
The Equilibrium Concept in Intertemporal Analysis
theoretical
4
Subjective Valuation and Intertemporal Natural Exchange
theoretical
5
Systemic Effects of Intertemporal Ratios and Money Prices
theoretical
6
Periodic and Progressive Changes in Production Conditions
theoretical
7
Monetary Systems and the 'Natural' Price Movement
theoretical
8
Empirical Parallelism and the Moving Equilibrium
theoretical
9
Monetary Disturbances and the Limits of Stabilization Policy
theoretical
10
Practical Applications: US Business Cycles and Gold Scarcity
theoretical
11
The Superiority of the Gold Standard over Managed Currencies
theoretical
12
Critique of the 'Demand for Money' and International vs. Global Supply
theoretical
13
The Harmful Effects of Global Money Supply Increases
theoretical
14
Appendix: The Distinct Functions of Interest and Price Movements
theoretical