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The Liberal Economic Order. Vol 2 Money Cycles and Related Themes

1993

[Front Matter and Series Introduction]: Title pages and series introduction for 'The Liberal Economic Order, Volume II'. It introduces the 'Economists of the Twentieth Century' series edited by Mark Perlman and Mark Blau...

Gottfried Haberler Business Cycles Great Depression Irving Fisher Joseph Schumpeter Marxism Monetary Equilibrium Stagflation Interest Theory Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk Productivity of Capital Interest Rates John Maynard Keynes Roundabout Production Equilibrium Friedrich A. Hayek Knut Wicksell Ludwig von Mises Price Level Austrian School Carl Menger Friedrich von Wieser imperialism Leon Walras Mathematical Economics Methodological Individualism proletariat Anschluss Fiscal Policy Inflation Otto Bauer World War II Capitalism Economic Development Entrepreneurship Innovation Karl Marx Alfred Marshall Socialism Methodology Business Cycle Theory Vilfredo Pareto Adam Smith Classical Economics David Ricardo exploitation Friedrich Engels Labor Theory of Value Price Theory surplus value Neoclassical Economics Paul Samuelson Resource Allocation Gunnar Myrdal Rosa Luxemburg Terms of Trade Wages Joan Robinson Keynesian Economics Milton Friedman Monetary Policy Economic History economic efficiency Economic Recovery Marshall Plan New Deal Communism Totalitarianism Creative Destruction Credit Expansion Monopoly Bureaucracy Democracy Planned Economy Taxation Real Income Bimetallism Capital Goods Economic Crisis Monetary Theory Velocity of Circulation Investment Neutral Money Nicholas Kaldor Saving Capital Accumulation Frank Knight Alvin Hansen Hoarding Liquidity Open Market Operations Gustav Cassel Income Distribution Wage Rigidity Acceleration Principle Effective Demand Multiplier Natural Rate of Interest Gold Standard John Hicks Speculation Trade Unions Unemployment Balance of Payments Convertibility Jacob Viner Forced Saving Fixed Capital Deflation Federal Reserve Adolf Hitler Monetarism Protectionism Exchange Rates Economic Policy Free Trade Minimum Wage Privatization

Table of Contents · 63 segments

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Front Matter and Series Introductionfront_matter

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Title Page and Publication Detailsfront_matter

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Table of Contentstable_of_contents

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Part I: Essays in the History of Economics - Irving Fisher's Theory of Interestessay

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Irving Fisher's Theory of Interest: Introduction and Résuméessay

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Critical Analysis of Fisher's Theory: Income and Productivityessay

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Fisher, Schumpeter, and the Monetary Connectionessay

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Notes to Irving Fisher's Theory of Interestfootnotes

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Joseph Alois Schumpeter, 1883–1950: Biography and Early Lifeessay

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Schumpeter's Intellectual Independence and Early Worksessay

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Schumpeter's Political Career: Minister of Financeessay

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Schumpeter's Later Career: Bonn and Harvardessay

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Schumpeter's Contribution to Economics: The Grand Designessay

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The Disintegration of Capitalism and the Absence of a 'Schumpeter School'essay

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Notes to Joseph Alois Schumpeter Biographyfootnotes

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Footnotes and Biographical Notes on Schumpeter and Contemporariesfootnotes

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Bibliography of the Writings of Joseph A. Schumpeter: Books and Pamphletsbibliography

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Bibliography of the Writings of Joseph A. Schumpeter: Articles and Reviewsbibliography

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Marxian Economics in Retrospect and Prospectchapter

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Marxian Economics in Retrospect and Prospect: Introduction and Theory of Valuechapter

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The Critique of Marxian Value Theory: Böhm-Bawerk and Samuelsontheoretical

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Marx's Economic Prophecies: Immiserization and Imperialismtheoretical

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Depressions and the Breakdown of Capitalismtheoretical

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Concluding Remarks on the Marxian Systemtheoretical

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Notes to Marxian Economics in Retrospect and Prospectfootnotes

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Introduction to Schumpeter's Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy after Forty Yearschapter

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Schumpeter's Style and the Genesis of the Bookchapter

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The Intellectual Atmosphere and the Great Depressionchapter

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The Conceptual Framework and Economic Achievementschapter

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The Downfall of Capitalism and the Role of Intellectualschapter

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Socialism, Democracy, and Economic Efficiencychapter

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Notes and References for Schumpeter's Visionbibliography

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A New Index Number and Its Meaning: Mr Snyder's Broad Indextheoretical

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The Plurality of Price Level Conceptstheoretical

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Index Numbers for Measuring Real Incometheoretical

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The Inclusion of Wages and Producers' Goods in Indicestheoretical

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Price Indices and Business Cycle Theorytheoretical

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The Equation of Exchange and Rapidity of Circulationtheoretical

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Notes to Chapter 5footnotes

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Monetary Equilibrium and the Price Level in a Progressive Economytheoretical

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The Concept of Saving: Harrod vs. Keynes and Robertsontheoretical

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Notes to Chapter 6footnotes

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The Interest Rate and Capital Formation: Classical Optimismtheoretical

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Pessimism Regarding Investment Opportunitiestheoretical

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Liquidity Preference and the Interest Rate Floortheoretical

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Saving, Income Level, and the Propensity to Savetheoretical

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Monetary and Real Factors Affecting Economic Stability: Introduction and Definitionstheoretical

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The Nature and Measurement of Business Cyclestheoretical

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Long Waves and the Role of Effective Demandtheoretical

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Monetary vs. Real Explanations of the Cycletheoretical

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Critique of 'Real' Models and the Importance of Monetary Factorstheoretical

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Monetary Factors in Upswings and Real Maladjustmentstheoretical

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The Threat of Secular Creeping Inflationtheoretical

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International Balance of Payments and Monetary Policytheoretical

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Summary: The Primacy of the Response Mechanismtheoretical

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Footnotes for Chapter 8footnotes

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Money and the Business Cycle: The Fundamental Movementtheoretical

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Refined Monetary Theory and the Vertical Structure of Productiontheoretical

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Secondary Deflation and the Real Maladjustmenttheoretical

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The Great Depression of the 1930s – Can It Happen Again?essay

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The Slowdown of the World Economy and the Problem of Stagflationessay

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Summary and Notes for Chapter 11footnotes

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References and Bibliography of Gottfried Haberlerbibliography