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Kapital und Produktion
1934
by
von Strigl
Austrian School
Capital Theory
Methodology
Business Cycles
Monetary Theory
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Factors of Production
Productivity
Roundabout Production
Subsistence Fund
William Stanley Jevons
Capital Consumption
Economic Goods
Fixed Capital
Investment
Liquidity
Carl Menger
Entrepreneurship
Price Mechanism
Profit and Loss
Supply and Demand
Equilibrium
Complementary Goods
Diminishing Returns
John Hicks
Knut Wicksell
Capital Accumulation
Interest Rates
Time Preference
Saving
Johann Heinrich von Thunen
Labor Market
Unemployment
Wages
Capital Intensity
Neutral Money
Price Level
Purchasing Power
Capital Goods
Velocity of Circulation
Central Banking
Forced Saving
Friedrich A. Hayek
Natural Rate of Interest
Business Cycle Theory
Credit Expansion
Economic Crisis
Deflation
Hoarding
Money Market
Economic Recovery
Money Supply
Economic Policy
Interventionism
Stabilization
Subjective Value
Fritz Machlup
Ludwig von Mises
Oskar Morgenstern
Table of Contents · 27 segments
1
Front Matter and Preface
front_matter
2
Table of Contents
index
3
Chapter 1, Section 1: The Means of Production
theoretical
4
Chapter 1, Section 2: Roundabout Methods of Production
theoretical
5
Chapter 1, Section 3: The Length of Roundabout Methods
theoretical
6
Chapter 1, Section 4: Relatively Durable Means of Production
theoretical
7
Chapter 1, Section 5: The Forms of Capital
theoretical
8
Chapter 2, Section 1-3: The Price System and Supply of Production Factors
theoretical
9
The Mechanism of the Cost Law and Market Adjustment
theoretical
10
The Mechanism of the Law of Costs and Entrepreneurial Adaptation
theoretical
11
Complementary Means of Production and Marginal Productivity
theoretical
12
Capital Interest and the Temporal Structure of Production
theoretical
13
Capital Supply, Liquidity, and Saving
theoretical
14
Wages and the Wage Fund in Capitalist Production
theoretical
15
The Substitution Principle and Static Systems
theoretical
16
Money and Capital: Price Systems and Purchasing Power
theoretical
17
Money Capital and the Financing of Production
theoretical
18
Credit, Interest, and the Neutrality of Money
theoretical
19
The Impact of Credit Expansion on Production Structure
theoretical
20
Introduction to Business Cycle Theory
chapter
21
The Two Turning Points in the Business Cycle
theoretical
22
Monetary Disturbances and the Process of Depression
theoretical
23
The Transition to a New Upswing
theoretical
24
Is the Recurrence of Crises Necessary? Problems of Business Cycle Policy
theoretical
25
The Explanatory Principle of the Business Cycle and Methodological Foundations
theoretical
26
Appendix II: A Postscript on the Concept of Capital
theoretical
27
Literature and Bibliography
bibliography