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Business cycles I

2012

by Hayek and Klausinger

[Front Matter and Series Plan]: This segment contains the front matter for Volume 7 of The Collected Works of F. A. Hayek, titled 'Business Cycles, Part I'...

Austrian School Business Cycles Friedrich A. Hayek Liberalism Monetary Theory Lionel Robbins Neutral Money Friedrich von Wieser Hans Mayer Ludwig von Mises Oskar Morgenstern Othmar Spann John Maynard Keynes Nicholas Kaldor Equilibrium Credit Expansion Forced Saving Knut Wicksell Monetary Equilibrium Money Market Natural Rate of Interest Capital Accumulation Inflation Innovation Capital Intensity Capital Structure Capital Theory Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk Roundabout Production Say's Law Unemployment Gold Standard Hoarding Monetary Policy Economic History Deflation Federal Reserve Business Cycle Theory Sozialpolitik Capital Goods Fixed Capital Interest Rates Empiricism Methodology Lausanne School Joseph Schumpeter Price Mechanism Arthur Spiethoff Investment Saving Arthur Cecil Pigou Entrepreneurship Velocity of Circulation Emil Lederer Gustav Cassel Alvin Hansen Carl Menger Walter Eucken Price Level Quantity Theory of Money David Ricardo economic goods Money Supply Purchasing Power Alfred Marshall Central Banking banking Multiplier Boom and Bust Liquidity Wilhelm Ropke Banking School Currency School Economic Development Economic Policy Interest Theory Economic Crisis Speculation David Hume Keynesian Economics Ricardo Effect Richard Cantillon John Locke stationary economy Adam Smith Capital Consumption Fritz Machlup Thomas Malthus William Stanley Jevons Productivity Fiduciary Media Stabilization

Table of Contents · 65 segments

1

Front Matter and Series Plantheoretical

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Publication Details and Table of Contentstheoretical

3

Introduction and Table of Contentschapter

4

Editorial Foreword by Hansjoerg Klausingerchapter

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Introduction: Hayek in Vienna, 1924–31chapter

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Introduction: Academic Struggles and the Move to Londonchapter

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The Equilibrium Approach to Money and the Cyclechapter

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The Natural Rate of Interest and Monetary Causes of the Cyclechapter

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The Mechanism of Forced Savingchapter

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The Structure of Production and the Mechanism of the Cyclechapter

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Capital Specificity and the Causes of Crisischapter

12

Neutral Money and Monetary Policy Normschapter

13

The Hayek-Sraffa Debate Reconsideredchapter

14

Footnotes to the Introductionfootnotes

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Monetary Theory and the Trade Cycle: Introduction to the Serieschapter

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Monetary Theory and the Trade Cycle: Preface (1933)chapter

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Monetary Theory and the Trade Cycle: Preface (1933) Continuedchapter

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Preface to the German Edition (1929)chapter

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Preface to the Reprint of the German Edition (1976)chapter

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Analytical Table of Contentstheoretical

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Chapter One: The Problem of the Trade Cycle - Empirical Observation and Theoretical Explanationchapter

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The Use of Statistics in Verification and Forecastingchapter

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The Division Between Monetary and Non-Monetary Theorieschapter

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Footnotes to Chapter Onefootnotes

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Chapter Two: Non-Monetary Theories of the Trade Cycle - Technical Conditionschapter

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Saving, Investment, and the Failure of Non-Monetary Explanationschapter

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Psychological Theories of the Trade Cycletheoretical

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The Role of Credit in Non-Monetary Theoriestheoretical

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Monetary vs. Real Changes in Economic Datatheoretical

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Methodological Foundations of Monetary Theorytheoretical

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Footnotes to Chapters Two and Threefootnotes

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Monetary Theories of the Trade Cycle: Introductionchapter

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Monetary Explanations and the Fallacy of Price Level Stabilitytheoretical

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The Effect of Monetary Volume on the Structure of Productiontheoretical

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Independence of Structural Changes from the Value of Moneytheoretical

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Critique of Non-Monetary Objections and Individual Price Relationstheoretical

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Focusing on Individual Price Relationships and Rapprochementtheoretical

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Footnotes for Chapter 3footnotes

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The Fundamental Cause of Cyclical Fluctuations: Elasticity of Moneytheoretical

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The Mechanism of Bank Credit Creationtheoretical

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The Dynamics of Credit Expansion and the Inevitability of Crisistheoretical

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Elasticity in the Volume of Circulating Media as a Cause of Cyclical Fluctuationtheoretical

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The Significance of Monetary Influences in Trade Cycle Theorytheoretical

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The Bearing of Monetary Theory on Economic Policytheoretical

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Footnotes to Sections 9-11footnotes

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Unsettled Problems of Trade Cycle Theory: Monetary Circulation and Static Theorytheoretical

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The Structure of Interest Rates and Fluctuations in the Natural Ratetheoretical

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The Concept of the Natural Rate and its Relation to the Money Ratetheoretical

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Forced Saving as a Cause of Economic Crisestheoretical

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Interest rates in the money and capital markets respectivelytheoretical

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Problems for statistical investigationtheoretical

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Editorial Footnotes to Monetary Theory and the Trade Cyclefootnotes

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Prices and Production: Forewords and Prefacesessay

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Prices and Production: 1976 Preface and Lecture Onetheoretical

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Prices and Production: Footnotes to Lecture Onefootnotes

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Lecture Two: The Conditions of Equilibriumtheoretical

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Lecture Two: The Flow of Money and Capital Maintenancetheoretical

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Lecture Two: Integration and Monetary Efficiencytheoretical

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Lecture Two: Footnotesfootnotes

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Lecture Three: The Price Mechanism and Interesttheoretical

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Lecture Three: Credit Expansion and the Crisistheoretical

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Lecture Three: Recovery and Policy Conclusionstheoretical

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Lecture Three: Appendix and Footnotesfootnotes

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Lecture Four: The Case Against an Elastic Currencytheoretical

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Lecture Four: Practical Maxims and Neutral Moneytheoretical