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Gesammelte Schriften in deutscher Sprache: Abt. A Band 8: Geld und Konjunktur I - Frühe und unveröffentlichte Schriften 1924 - 1931

2015

by Friedrich A. von Hayek

Business CyclesEconomic HistoryMonetary TheoryFederal ReserveGold StandardIrving FisherPurchasing PowerQuantity Theory of MoneyStabilizationBusiness Cycle TheoryInvestmentInsuranceDevaluationExchange RatesInflationMonetary PolicyPrice LevelDeflationEconomic RecoveryAustrian SchoolDiscount RateInterest RatesJohn Maynard KeynesKnut WicksellLudwig von MisesBanking SchoolCredit ExpansionGold ReservesOpen Market OperationsBalance of PaymentsCapital FlightBoom and BustPrice StabilityGreat DepressionMonetary ReformJoseph SchumpeterCapital GoodsCurrency SchoolCapital StructureForced SavingNatural Rate of InterestBank of EnglandEconomic DevelopmentCapital AccumulationStock ExchangeSpeculationCentral BankingRationalizationCarl MengerFactors of ProductionFriedrich von WieserMarginal UtilityZurechnungDavid RicardoJean-Baptiste SayEugen von Bohm-BawerkHans MayerDiminishing ReturnsJohn Bates ClarkProductivityMethodologyProductivity of CapitalTime PreferencePrice FormationEquilibriumFriedrich A. HayekLiberalismAdam SmithDivision of LaborMonetary StabilityGustav CasselLeon WalrasIncome DistributionCapital TheoryEconomic CalculationAdolf WagnerCapital ConsumptionExpectationsOverproductionSay's LawArthur SpiethoffInnovationSavingGottfried HaberlerObjective ValueSubjective ValueVilfredo ParetoPrice MechanismStationary EconomyPlanned EconomySupply and DemandCommodity MoneyMoney SupplyDavid HumeInternational TradeMonetary EquilibriumUnderconsumptionVelocity of CirculationBimetallismGresham's LawJohn LockeFiat MoneyFrench RevolutionJohn LawPhysiocracyRichard CantillonAnne-Robert-Jacques TurgotNassau SeniorThomas TookeJohn Stuart MillBankingUnemploymentWilhelm RopkeOskar MorgensternNeutral MoneyLionel RobbinsNicholas KaldorRicardo EffectInterest Theory

Table of Contents · 95 segments

1
Front Matter and Table of Contentstheoretical
2
The Stabilization Problem in Gold Standard Countries: An Overview of Recent American Literature (1924)essay
3
Analysis of Costs, Profits, and Unemployment in Business Cyclesessay
4
Practical Stabilization Methods and Meteorological Cycle Theoriesessay
5
Exchange Rate Stabilization or Price Stabilization? (1924)essay
6
The Choice Between Price and Exchange Stabilityessay
7
Discount Policy and Commodity Prices (1924)essay
10
The Structure and Mechanics of the Federal Reserve Systemessay
11
Introduction and Bibliographical Overviewessay
12
Preliminary Remarks on Post-War Federal Reserve Challengesessay
13
Section 1: Course and Causes of Gold Importsessay
14
Section 2: The Business Cycle Movement (1921–1924)essay
15
Section 3: Immediate Effects of Gold Influx on Credit and Bankingessay
16
Section 4: Gold Policy of the Federal Reserve Systemessay
17
The Impact of Abnormal Gold Movements on Federal Reserve Policytheoretical
18
The Failure of Automatic Stabilizers and the Need for New Policy Guidestheoretical
19
U.S. Monetary Independence and the Concept of Gold Trusteeshiptheoretical
20
Specific Measures: Gold Sterilization and Accounting Changestheoretical
21
Federal Reserve Balance Sheet and Open Market Strategytheoretical
22
Critique of Keynes and the 'Managed Currency' Myththeoretical
23
Part II: Recent Literature and Theoretical Foundations of Monetary Policytheoretical
24
Theoretical Foundations of Business Cycle Influence through Bank Policytheoretical
25
The Role of Credit Elasticity and Interest Rates in Economic Fluctuationstheoretical
26
Credit Control as a Tool for Stabilizationtheoretical
27
Proposed Criteria for Discount Policy and the Limits of Interventiontheoretical
28
The Business Cycle Policy of the Federal Reserve System (1922–1924)chapter
29
The Emergence of Open Market Operationschapter
30
Stabilization Efforts and the Impact on Capital Marketschapter
31
Critique of the Fed's Theoretical Foundations and 'Productive Credit'chapter
32
Statistical Guides to Credit Policy and Future Outlookchapter
33
Proposals for Monetary Reformtheoretical
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Review and Outlook: The New York Money Market and Its International Significancetheoretical
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Addendum to Part I, Section 5footnotes
36
The Importance of Business Cycle Research for Economic Lifeessay
37
Remarks on the Problem of Imputation (Zurechnungsproblem)theoretical
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III. Ältere Fassungen des Problemstheoretical
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Footnotes to Section IIIfootnotes
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IV. Die Entwicklung der Zurechnungslehre innerhalb der Grenznutzenschuletheoretical
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Footnotes to Section IVfootnotes
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V. Ein zweiter Ausgangspunkt: die Lehre von der Grenzproduktivitättheoretical
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Footnotes to Section Vfootnotes
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VI. Verschiedene Mißverständnisse und Einwändetheoretical
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Kritik der Lösungsversuche und Versuch einer Berichtigung der Problemstellungtheoretical
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Zur Problemstellung der Zinstheorietheoretical
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Geldtheoretische Untersuchungen: Inhaltsübersichttheoretical
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Table of Contents and Editorial Notes for Monetary Theory Investigationstheoretical
49
Preface: The Limits of Monetary Policy and the Stability Dogmatheoretical
50
Introduction: Critical Examination of the Stable Price Level Doctrinetheoretical
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Chapter 1: Original and Organization-Based Determinants of Pricestheoretical
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Chapter 2: The Dogma of the Stable Price Leveltheoretical
53
Chapter 3: The Function of Price Formation Determined by the Goods Situationtheoretical
54
The Function of Prices and the Concept of 'Right' and 'Wrong' Pricestheoretical
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Chapter 5: Exchange Between Three Parties, Indirect Exchange, and the Passage of Timetheoretical
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The Asymptotic Approach to Equilibrium in a Monetary Economytheoretical
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Intertemporal Price Systems and the Introduction of Production Durationtheoretical
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Chapter 8: The Passage of Time and the Structure of Productiontheoretical
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The Price System of Higher Order and Data Changes in Bartertheoretical
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Money as a Coordinator of the Production Processtheoretical
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The Circular Flow of Money and the Spiral of Productiontheoretical
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Say's Law and the Limits of Monetary Adjustmenttheoretical
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Capital Formation, Technical Progress, and the Price Fantheoretical
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Critique of Price Level Stabilization and the Future of Monetary Theorytheoretical
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Die Beziehung der Geldwertbegriffe zu den monetären Störungen des Wirtschaftslebenstheoretical
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Das intertemporale Gleichgewichtssystem der Preise und die Bewegungen des »Geldwertes«theoretical
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Intertemporale Tauschrelationen und Geldpreisetheoretical
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III. Das Gleichgewichtssystem der Preise bei periodisch wiederkehrenden Änderungen der Produktionsbedingungentheoretical
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The Function of General Price Level Fluctuations in Seasonal Cyclestheoretical
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IX. Das Gleichgewichtssystem der Preise bei gleichmäßig andauernden und einmaligen Änderungen der Produktionsbedingungentheoretical
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X. Der Einfluß der automatischen Geldmengenveränderungen in einer gebundenen Währung auf den »natürlichen« Preisstandtheoretical
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XI. Die empirische Parallelität der Bewegung von Produktion und Preisentheoretical
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XII. Über die Herkunft der Lehre von der notwendigen Anpassung der Geldmenge an den »Geldbedarf«theoretical
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Anhang: Die notwendigen Preisbewegungen und der Zinstheoretical
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Gibt es einen »Widersinn des Sparens«? Eine Kritik der Krisentheorie von W. T. Foster und W. Catchingstheoretical
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Geschichte des Geldwesens (Inhaltsübersicht)bibliography
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Inhaltsübersicht: Geschichte des Geldwesenstheoretical
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Chapter 1: The Emergence of the Gold Standard in England (17th and 18th Centuries)chapter
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Chapter 2: France's First Paper Money Experiments in the 18th Centurychapter
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Chapter 3: The Restriction Period 1797–1821 and the Bullion Debate in Englandchapter
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Chapter 4: The Conflict between the Currency and Banking Schools 1821–1848chapter
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The Currency School and the Banking School Debate (1832–1844)chapter
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The Structure and Implementation of Peel's Act of 1844chapter
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The Banking School Critique and the Crisis of 1847chapter
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Bibliography for Chapters 1-4bibliography
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Economic Recovery through Investment? A Critique of the Brauns Reportessay
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Nachwort des Herausgebers: Zur Entstehungsgeschichtechapter
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Hayeks Wiener Zeit: ein Überblick über Leben und Werkchapter
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Auf der Suche nach einer einheitlichen Theorie: Amerikanische Anregungen und Konjunkturforschungchapter
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Geldtheoretische Untersuchungen und die Habilitationchapter
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LSE Vorträge, Wirtschaftspolitik und das Kapital-Projektchapter
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Danksagung und Anhang: Dissertation Outlinetheoretical
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Chapter VI: International Aspects of Stabilization and Preliminary Table of Contents (1928)theoretical
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Work Plan: Money and Credit as the Basis of the Market Economytheoretical
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Bibliographical References and Publication Historybibliography
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Name Index (Namenregister)bibliography
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Subject Index (Sachregister) and Series Notebibliography