Kapitalbildung und Kapitalaufzehrung im Konjunkturverlauf

Name: Kapitalbildung und Kapitalaufzehrung im Konjunkturverlauf
Author: Schiff

1933

by Schiff

Capital ConsumptionAustrian SchoolBusiness Cycle TheoryCapital TheoryEugen von Bohm-BawerkFriedrich A. HayekFritz MachlupOskar MorgensternBoom and BustCapital AccumulationForced SavingMalinvestmentProfit and LossCapital GoodsCapital IntensityRoundabout ProductionDepreciationFriedrich von WieserInvestmentSavingSocialismEconomic CalculationInterest RatesLudwig von MisesPlanned EconomyPrice TheoryCredit ExpansionGustav CasselProperty RightsWilhelm RopkeBankingMoney MarketVelocity of CirculationInnovationRationalizationKnut WicksellJoseph SchumpeterAcceleration PrincipleMonetary TheoryRagnar FrischSubsistence FundValuationInsuranceAccountingDeflationFixed CapitalInflationJohn HicksTaxationWagesIrving FisherLiquidityBusiness CyclesCapital MovementsArthur Cecil PigouGreat DepressionEconomic GoodsAgricultureMax WeberSubjective ValueConsumer SovereigntyWage RigidityAutarkyEconomies of ScaleIndustrial RevolutionInterest TheoryJohn Maynard KeynesTime PreferenceExpectations

Table of Contents · 39 segments

Title Pages and Publication Dataessay

Preface: Capital Theory and Business Cycle Problemsessay

Table of Contentsessay

Gross Return, Net Return, and the Origin of Capital Maintenancetheoretical

Definition of Capital Formation and Capital Consumptiontheoretical

Rentability Criterion and Public Investment in German Capital Formationtheoretical

Capital Accounting, Socialist Calculation, and Modes of Capital Renewaltheoretical

Forms of Capital Formation: Saving, Self-Financing, Forced Saving, and Credit Creationtheoretical

Money Capital and Real Capital Formation: Correspondence and Basic Deviationstheoretical

Idle Purchasing Power, Liquidity Reserves, and Bank Reserve Absorptiontheoretical

Consumption Financing, Dissaving, and Depression Overliquiditytheoretical

Capital Misdirection: Definition, Scope, and Technical-Rationalization Caseschapter

Cyclical Vertical Malinvestment, Credit Expansion, and Capital Devaluationtheoretical

Excursus: The Apparent Paradox of Capital Scarcity with Idle Capacitytheoretical

Circulation-Credit Explanation of the Capital-Scarcity Paradoxtheoretical

Value-Based and Physical Capital Consumption: Introductory Frameworkchapter

External Causes of Physical Capital Destruction and Insurancetheoretical

Economic Causes of Physical Capital Consumption: Depreciation, Replacement, and Devaluationtheoretical

Capital Devaluation: Valuing Assets by Capitalized Net Returns (§4)theoretical

Capital Devaluation as the Link Between Misallocation, Accounting Write-Downs, and Capital Consumption (§§5–7)theoretical

Devaluations in the Recent and More Distant Pastessay

Money-Value Changes and Capital Maintenancechapter

Rentability and Financial Structure: The Cleansing Function of Crisischapter

Equity Participation and Loan Financing: Definitions, Evidence, and Cyclical Patternschapter

Legal Form of Financing, Interest Obligations, and Capital Consumption in Depressiontheoretical

Debt Interest Rigidity, Forced Conversion, and Capital Consumptiontheoretical

Liquidity Structure, Long- and Short-Term Financing, and Confidence Crisestheoretical

Financial Structure and the Profitability-Based Selection Processtheoretical

Opening of Chapter Six: Physical Capital Consumption as a Present Symptomchapter

Indirect German Symptoms: Income, Consumption, Savings Withdrawals, and Producer-Goods Declinetheoretical

Direct German Evidence: Replacement Needs, Investment Collapse, and Beginning Physical Deteriorationtheoretical

Foundations of Evaluation: Capital Consumption as a Causal Chain (§5)theoretical

Value-Free Science and the Norm of Capital Maintenance (§6)theoretical

Cyclical Liquidation and Voluntary Consumption Restriction (§§7–8)theoretical

Forced Accumulation, Cleansing Crisis, Cost Pricing, and Secular Capital Shrinkage (§§9–11)theoretical

Capital Formation, Industrialization, and the European Capital Stock (§12)theoretical

Name Indexbibliography

Austrian Institute for Business Cycle Research: Curatorium and Organizationessay

Monthly Reports of the Austrian Institute for Business Cycle Researchessay