Karlheinz Muhr Library
Catalog
Timeline
Toggle theme
Ask the Librarian
Open menu
Catalog
Home
Catalog
Nationalökonomie und Philosophie
1961
by
Amonn
Alfred Amonn
Adam Smith
Methodology
Richard Cantillon
Social Policy
Aristotle
Capitalism
Mixed Economy
Physiocracy
Plato
Economic Policy
Monetary Policy
Wages
Economic History
Rationality
Scarcity
Thomas Aquinas
David Hume
Historical School
Jeremy Bentham
John Locke
John Stuart Mill
Marginal Utility
Subjective Value
Utilitarianism
Income Distribution
Interest Rates
Property Rights
Usury
Epistemology
Ideal Type
Karl Marx
Max Weber
Methodenstreit
Werner Sombart
Division of Labor
Slavery
Teleology
Individualism
Feudalism
Communism
Mercantilism
Sovereignty
Natural Law
Social Contract
Thomas Hobbes
Labor Theory of Value
Agriculture
Laissez-faire
Competition
Liberalism
Classical Economics
Collectivism
Inheritance
Socialism
Economic Calculation
Planned Economy
Business Cycles
Monopoly
Economic Recovery
Monetary Stability
Wilhelm Ropke
Economic Goods
Volkswirtschaft
Productivity
Investment
Entrepreneurship
Ground Rent
Balance of Payments
Quantity Theory of Money
Deflation
Inflation
Capital Accumulation
Equilibrium
Nationalization
Sozialpolitik
Unemployment
Public Finance
Table of Contents · 42 segments
1
Title Page and Publication Details
theoretical
2
Vorwort (Preface)
theoretical
3
Inhalt (Table of Contents)
theoretical
4
Table of Contents: Economic Policy and Philosophical Perspectives
theoretical
5
Introduction: Thematic Overview of Economics and Philosophy
chapter
6
Historical Overview: Personal and Substantive Links
chapter
7
Economics and Psychology: The Homo Oeconomicus and Subjective Value
chapter
8
Economics and Ethics: Justice vs. Expediency
chapter
9
Logic, Epistemology, and the Classification of Economic Science
chapter
10
Historical Review I: Ancient Philosophy (Plato and Aristotle)
chapter
11
Historical Review II: Post-Aristotelian Schools and Early Christianity
chapter
12
Historical Review III: Medieval Scholasticism
chapter
13
The Modern Era: Machiavelli, More, and Bodin
chapter
14
Natural Law and Social Contract: Grotius and Hobbes
chapter
15
Empiricism and Utility: John Locke and David Hume
chapter
16
Physiocracy: Quesnay's Natural Order
chapter
17
Adam Smith: The System of Natural Liberty
chapter
18
Adam Smith on Self-Interest and the Common Good
theoretical
19
John Stuart Mill: The Bridge Between Economics and Social Philosophy
theoretical
20
The Problem of Economic Order: Structure and Planning
theoretical
21
Evaluating Economic Systems: Prosperity, Welfare, and Freedom
theoretical
22
The Concept and Program of the Social Market Economy
theoretical
23
Foundations of National Economy: Scarcity and Production
theoretical
24
Perspectives on the National Economy: External and Internal Views
theoretical
25
The Historical Development of the National Economy
theoretical
26
Technical and Social Division of Labor
theoretical
27
Problems and Disciplines of Economic Science
theoretical
28
Demand, Supply, and the Factors of Production
theoretical
29
Price Formation and the Market System
theoretical
30
Income Distribution: Wages, Interest, Rent, and Profit
theoretical
31
Money, Credit, and the Quantity Theory
theoretical
32
Inflation, Deflation, and the Economic Cycle
theoretical
33
Philosophical Foundations: Concepts and Scarcity
theoretical
34
Economic Methodology and Objectives
theoretical
35
Economic Laws and the Quantity Theory Debate
theoretical
36
Critique of Catholic Economic Definitions
theoretical
37
Economic Psychology and Behavioral Research
theoretical
38
Ethics and Property Rights
theoretical
39
Ethical Evaluation of Income and Interest
theoretical
41
Labor Relations, Strikes, and Unemployment
theoretical
42
Taxation and Justice
theoretical
43
Appendix: The Just Price in Catholic Social Teaching
theoretical