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The Pure Theory of Capital
1941
by
Hayek
Capital Theory
Friedrich A. Hayek
Austrian School
Business Cycle Theory
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Knut Wicksell
Methodology
William Stanley Jevons
Capital Accumulation
Economic Goods
Equilibrium
Interest Rates
Investment
Liquidity
Monetary Theory
Subsistence Fund
Time Preference
Capital Structure
John Maynard Keynes
Price Theory
Acceleration Principle
Interest Theory
Alfred Marshall
Friedrich von Wieser
Gunnar Myrdal
Stationary Economy
Neutral Money
Say's Law
Capital Goods
Fixed Capital
Irving Fisher
Ludwig von Mises
Productivity of Capital
Carl Menger
David Ricardo
Roundabout Production
Scarcity
Division of Labor
Capital Consumption
Frank Knight
Gustav Cassel
Arthur Cecil Pigou
Depreciation
Karl Marx
Indifference Curves
Discount Rate
Zurechnung
Saving
Utility
John Hicks
Uncertainty
Francis Ysidro Edgeworth
Leon Walras
Fritz Machlup
Productivity
Infrastructure
Innovation
Lionel Robbins
Adam Smith
Nassau Senior
Business Cycles
Income Distribution
Interventionism
Monopoly
David Hume
Oskar Lange
Richard Cantillon
Velocity of Circulation
Money Supply
Banking
Monetary Policy
Joseph Schumpeter
Forced Saving
John Stuart Mill
Unemployment
Wages
Classical Economics
Keynesian Economics
Marginalism
Table of Contents · 38 segments
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Title Page and Publication Data
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Preface
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Contents
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Analytical Table of Contents
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Part I Introductory, Chapter I: The Scope of the Inquiry
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Chapter II: Equilibrium Analysis and the Capital Problem
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Chapter III: The Significance of Analysis in Real Terms
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Chapter IV: The Relation of this Study to the Current Theories of Capital
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Chapter V: The Nature of the Capital Problem
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Chapter VI: The Duration of the Process of Production and the Durability of Goods: Some Definitions
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Chapter VII: Capital and the Subsistence Fund
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The Output Function and the Input Function
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The Continuous Process of Production
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The Position of Durable Goods in the Investment Structure
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The Productivity of Investment
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Planning for a Constant Output Stream
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Compound Interest and the Instantaneous Rate of Interest
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The Marginal Productivity of Investment and the Rate of Interest
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Input, Output, and the Stock of Capital in Value Terms
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The Marginal Value Product of Investment: The Problem of Attribution (Imputation)
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Time Preference and Its Effects with Constant Returns on Investment
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Time Preference and Productivity: Their Relative Importance
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Part III, Chapter XIX: The General Conditions of Equilibrium
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Chapter XX: The Accumulation of Capital
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Chapter XXI: The Effect of the Accumulation of Capital on Quantities and Relative Prices
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Chapter XXII: The Adjustment of the Capital Structure to Foreseen Changes
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Chapter XXIII: The Effects of Unforeseen Changes and in Particular of Inventions
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Chapter XXIV: The Mobility of Capital
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Chapter XXV: Saving, Investment, and the Consumption of Capital
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Part IV, Chapter XXVI: Factors Affecting the Rate of Interest in the Short Run
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Chapter XXVII: Long-Run Forces Affecting the Rate of Interest
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Chapter XXVIII: Differences between Interest Rates: Conclusions and Outlook
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Appendix I: Time Preference and Productivity
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Appendix II: The "Conversion of Circulating Capital into Fixed Capital"
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Appendix III: "Demand for Commodities Is Not Demand for Labour" versus the Doctrine of "Derived Demand"
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Bibliography
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Index of Definitions of Technical Terms
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Index of Authors Cited
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