Theorie der wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung: eine Untersuchung über Unternehmergewinn, Kapital, Kredit, Zins und den Konjunkturzyklus

Name: Theorie der wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung: eine Untersuchung über Unternehmergewinn, Kapital, Kredit, Zins und den Konjunkturzyklus
Author: Schumpeter

1934

by Schumpeter

Austrian SchoolEconomic DevelopmentJoseph SchumpeterBusiness CyclesInterest RatesProfit and LossEconomic CrisisBusiness Cycle TheoryCapital TheoryInterest TheoryMonetary TheoryRagnar FrischEquilibriumJan TinbergenKarl MarxLeon WalrasMonopolistic CompetitionEugen von PhilippovichMethodologyConsumer SovereigntyEntrepreneurshipMarginal UtilityStationary EconomyAlfred MarshallCapitalismEugen von Bohm-BawerkFriedrich von WieserJohn Stuart MillUse ValueCarl MengerGround RentProductivityWagesZurechnungCompetitionMarginal CostOpportunity CostUncertaintyAbstinence TheoryIrving FisherNassau SeniorRoundabout ProductionTime PreferenceWilliam Stanley JevonsDivision of LaborPrice TheoryCapital GoodsBimetallismCommodity MoneyExchange ValueGold StandardLudwig von MisesSpeculationEconomic GoodsJohn Maynard KeynesQuantity Theory of MoneyReal IncomeVelocity of CirculationPrice MechanismPurchasing PowerSocialismFactors of ProductionAdam SmithClassical EconomicsDavid RicardoEconomic HistoryMercantilismPhysiocracyMax WeberWerner SombartWilhelm RoscherCapital AccumulationInnovationMarket StructureMonopolyPlanned EconomyRationalityUtilitarianismVilfredo ParetoBankingCredit ExpansionArthur SpiethoffBanknotesForced SavingDeflationFiat MoneyInflationMonetary PolicyAccountingMoney MarketJohn Bates ClarkLujo BrentanoStock ExchangeSavingExploitationJames MillJean-Baptiste SayDiscount RateCommunismProperty RightsAristotleDavid HumeJohn LockeUsuryPrice FormationExchange RatesEmil LedererCapital MovementsOverproductionTrade PolicyInvestmentBoom and BustCentral BankingArthur Cecil PigouExpectationsFederal Reserve

Table of Contents · 61 segments

Title Page: Theory of Economic Developmenttheoretical

Title Pages, Cataloging Data, and Table of Contentsessay

Preface to the First Editionessay

Prefaces to the Second and Fourth Editionsessay

Excerpt from the Preface to the Japanese Editionessay

Chapter 1 Opening: Economic Facts, Economic Action, and Methodchapter

Labor, Leadership, Routine, and the Determination of Labor Supplychapter

Circular Flow, Value, and the Economic Meaning of Productionchapter

Imputation, Marginal Productivity, and the Absence of Net Value Creationchapter

Costs, Zero Profit, Friction, Risk, and Quasi-Rentschapter

Time, Future Goods, and the Rejection of Abstinence as an Independent Income Sourcechapter

The Individual Value System and the Incorporation of Exchangechapter

Exchange-Economy Circular Flow, Income, and the Nonexistence of Static Entrepreneurs or Capitalistschapter

Exchange Value, Market Prices, and the Commodity Basis of Moneytheoretical

Personal Money Value, Income Exchange, and Credit Means of Paymenttheoretical

Purchasing Power, Social Value System, and the Completion of the Circular Flowtheoretical

Appendix: The Static Economy and What It Cannot Explainessay

Appendix: The History of Static Theory from Mercantilism to Clarkessay

Chapter Two I: Development as Endogenous, Discontinuous Changechapter

Chapter Two II: New Combinations, Credit, and Bank-Created Purchasing Powerchapter

Chapter Two III: Defining the Entrepreneurial Functionchapter

Entrepreneurial Behavior, Leadership, and Resistance to Innovationchapter

Continuation on Psychology, Hedonism, and Entrepreneurial Motivationtheoretical

Chapter 3: Credit and Capital — The Nature and Role of Creditchapter

Credit media, coverage, and the entrepreneur as the typical debtortheoretical

Essential credit as created purchasing power for developmenttheoretical

Mechanism of credit creation, compression, and credit inflationtheoretical

Self-liquidating entrepreneurial credit and absorption into savingstheoretical

Limits of bank purchasing-power creationtheoretical

Capital as purchasing-power lever, not a stock of goodstheoretical

Appendix: practical meanings of capital and bookkeepingtheoretical

Appendix: theoretical capital doctrines from Menger to Fawcetttheoretical

The money market as the market for capitaltheoretical

Entrepreneurial profit as cost surplus from new combinationstheoretical

Entrepreneurial function, risk, and founder's profittheoretical

Entrepreneurial surplus in closed and communist economiestheoretical

Elimination, distinctions, and social role of entrepreneurial profittheoretical

Preface to the theory of capital interesttheoretical

The Capital Interest Problem and Rejected Factor Explanationstheoretical

Capitalization, Imputation, and the Value of Landtheoretical

Monopoly, Time Preference, and Apparent Value Growththeoretical

Developmental Value Premia and Their Temporary Charactertheoretical

First Principles of Schumpeter’s Interest Theorytheoretical

Interest, Private Property, and the Capitalist Exchange Economytheoretical

Loan Interest, Original Interest, and the False Identification with Profittheoretical

Interest as a Price Element of Purchasing Powertheoretical

The Premium on Present Purchasing Power and Capitalizationtheoretical

Loan Demand, Development, and the Emergence of Interesttheoretical

Price Formation of Purchasing Power and the Marginal Interest Ratetheoretical

Bank Credit, Created Purchasing Power, and the Origin of Interesttheoretical

Reservoirs of Money-Market Purchasing Power and the Spread of Interesttheoretical

Capitalization, Land, Monopoly Income, and Interest as an Accounting Formtheoretical

Errors from Extending Interest Language to Concrete Goodstheoretical

Movement Laws and Social Evaluation of Interesttheoretical

Preface to the Chapter on the Business Cyclechapter

From Crisis Theory to Prosperity and Depressiontheoretical

Entrepreneurial Swarms as the Cause of the Upswingtheoretical

How the Upswing Generates Depression and Credit Deflationtheoretical

Symptoms, Uncertainty, and Selection in Depressiontheoretical

Positive Functions of Depression, Real Wages, and Distributiontheoretical

Abnormal Crisis, Credit Policy, and Capitalist Upheavaltheoretical