Volkswirtschaftliche Grundbegriffe und Grundprobleme

Name: Volkswirtschaftliche Grundbegriffe und Grundprobleme
Author: Amonn

1944

by Amonn

Alfred AmonnMethodologyVolkswirtschaftAdam SmithBusiness CyclesComparative AdvantageEconomic DevelopmentEconomic PolicyInternational TradeMax WeberPrice TheoryWerner SombartCapitalismTeleologyCapital GoodsEconomic GoodsScarcityUtilityDivision of LaborEconomic IntegrationIncome DistributionPublic FinanceClassical EconomicsNational IncomeCollectivismIndividualismMonetary TheoryProperty RightsAnthropologyEconomic HistoryMercantilismPhysiocracyBalance of PaymentsInflationLiquidityMoney SupplyAgricultureFriedrich ListFactors of ProductionAbstinence TheoryCapital AccumulationValuationEntrepreneurshipFixed CapitalCapital TheoryInvestmentPurchasing PowerCapital ConsumptionDepreciationForced SavingHoardingSavingVelocity of CirculationEconomies of ScaleCompetitionDiminishing ReturnsMarginal CostProductivityCapital StructureRoundabout ProductionCapital IntensityIndustrial RevolutionReal IncomeMarket StructureMonopolistic CompetitionMonopolySupply and DemandGround RentInterest RatesProfit and LossSpeculationWagesExchange ValueMarginal UtilityMarginalismObjective ValueSubjective ValueUse ValueEquilibriumPrice ControlsPrice MechanismDeflationLegal TenderCapital MovementsBankingCredit ExpansionExchange RatesGold StandardAutarkyRaw MaterialsStationary EconomyBoom and BustUnemploymentBusiness Cycle TheoryInnovationJohn Maynard KeynesCommunismCorporatismLaissez-faireLiberalismMonetary PolicyPlanned EconomyProtectionismCatallactics

Table of Contents · 55 segments

Front Matter and Ownership Certificationessay

Preface to the First Edition: Methodological Aim and Concept Formationtheoretical

Preface to the Second Editionessay

Contents Overviewessay

Introduction: Economic Thinking and Economic Conceptstheoretical

Chapter I Heading: General Concepts of Economic Thinkingchapter

Problem of Defining National-Economic Conceptstheoretical

Economic Facts and the Meanings of Economizingtheoretical

Economic Goods and Wealththeoretical

Economy, National Economy, Division of Labor, and National Wealththeoretical

Subordinate Concepts of Economytheoretical

National Income and National Wealththeoretical

Systematic Synthesis and Development of Social Economytheoretical

Economic Order and the Organization of the Modern National Economytheoretical

The Most General Problems of National Economicstheoretical

The Mercantilist Attempted Solutiontheoretical

The Physiocratic Solutiontheoretical

Adam Smith’s Solution and the Modern Viewtheoretical

Derived Problems and Conceptstheoretical

The Economic Concept of Production and Productive Activitytheoretical

The Production Problemtheoretical

Production Factors as Economic Categories: Land, Labor, and Capitaltheoretical

Defense of Land and Capital as Independent Production Factorstheoretical

Objections from Entrepreneurship, Risk, and Natural Materialstheoretical

Definitions and Dynamic Significance of Land, Capital, and Labortheoretical

The Quality of the Means of Productiontheoretical

Different Concepts of Capitaltheoretical

Capital Formation, Capital Maintenance, Saving, and Investmenttheoretical

Combining Production Factors: Establishment and Enterprisetheoretical

Costs, Returns, Productivity, and Rentabilitytheoretical

Production Process and Production Periodtheoretical

The Concepts of Capitalistic and Capitalismtheoretical

Distribution, Distribution Process, and Distribution Resulttheoretical

Price, the General Price Problem, Market, Supply, Demand, Competition, and Monopolytheoretical

Prices of Production Factors: Wage, Interest, Rent, and Profittheoretical

Economically Relevant Concepts of Value and Marginal Utilitytheoretical

Function of Price and Competition in the National Economytheoretical

Concept and Importance of Money, Money Value, and Money Supplytheoretical

Credit, Credit Supply, and Transition to Relations Between National Economiestheoretical

External Economic Relations and Their Settlementtheoretical

Trade Balance, Balance of Payments, and Capital Balancestheoretical

International Payments, Exchange Rates, Gold Points, and Clearingtheoretical

Foreign Trade and the Theory of Comparative Coststheoretical

Economic Development: Circular Flow, Growth, Statics, and Dynamicstheoretical

Business-Cycle Movements and the Problem of Conjuncture Theorytheoretical

Transition to the Fundamental Problems of Economic Policytheoretical

The Problem of Determining the Goals of Economic Policytheoretical

The Problem of the Means of Economic Policytheoretical

Appendix: Aim, Question, and Starting Point in Defining Conceptsessay

Max Weber’s Definitionsessay

Sombart’s and Gottl’s Concepts of Economyessay

Karel Englis’s Attempt at Concept Definitionessay

Philosophical and Disciplinary Methods of Concept Formationtheoretical

Afterword on Criticism, Definitions, and Economic Problemsessay

Subject Indexbibliography