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Consumer Instalment Credit and Economic Fluctuations

1942

by Haberler

Milton FriedmanFederal ReserveBusiness Cycle TheoryGottfried HaberlerMethodologyAlvin HansenBusiness CyclesEconomic GoodsJohn Maynard KeynesMonopolistic CompetitionUsuryAcceleration PrincipleFriedrich A. HayekMultiplierNational IncomeUnderconsumptionPurchasing PowerInterest RatesMonetary PolicyCapital AccumulationFrank KnightCredit ExpansionJoseph SchumpeterMathematical EconomicsWar EconomySaving

Table of Contents · 30 segments

1
National Bureau of Economic Research: Officers and Directorstheoretical
2
Relation of the Directors to the Work of the National Bureau of Economic Researchtheoretical
3
Financial Research Program: Committee Membershiptheoretical
4
Preface by Ralph A. Youngtheoretical
5
Author's Acknowledgmentstheoretical
6
Table of Contents and Lists of Tables and Chartstheoretical
7
Summary of Consumer Instalment Credit and Economic Fluctuationstheoretical
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Chapter 1: Types and Institutions of Instalment Creditchapter
9
Chapter 2: Ways in Which Instalment Credit May Influence Economic Stabilitychapter
10
Chapter 3: Measurement of Instalment Credit for Cyclical Analysischapter
11
Chapter 4: Causes of Instalment Credit Fluctuationschapter
12
Chapter 5: Economic Consequences of Instalment Credit Fluctuationschapter
13
Statistical Sources and Comparative Analysis of Credit Changestheoretical
14
The Multiplier Effect and Comparative Magnitudes of Credittheoretical
15
Mortgage Credit vs. Instalment Credit Patternstheoretical
16
Potential vs. Actual Contribution of Credit to Demandtheoretical
17
Parallelism in Production and Credit Fluctuationstheoretical
18
The Problem of Control of Instalment Creditchapter
19
Methods of Credit Control: Supply and Demandtheoretical
20
Purpose and Effectiveness of Control in War and Peacetheoretical
21
Cyclical Control and the Limits of Credit Policytheoretical
22
Appendix A: Relations Between Consumer Saving and Instalment Credittheoretical
23
Theoretical Cases of Consumer Credit and Expendituretheoretical
24
Supplementary Data on Consumer Savingtheoretical
25
Appendix B: A Mathematical Analysis of New Credits, Outstandings, and Net Credit Changetheoretical
26
Appendix C: Executive Order No. 8843 and Regulation of Consumer Creditchapter
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Regulation W: Consumer Credit Rules and Definitionschapter
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Supplement to Regulation W: Listed Articles and Credit Valuestheoretical
29
Index to Consumer Instalment Credit and Economic Fluctuationstheoretical
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Publications of the National Bureau of Economic Researchbibliography