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The stock market credit and capital formation
1940
by
Machlup
Fritz Machlup
Capital Structure
Friedrich A. Hayek
Gottfried Haberler
Ludwig von Mises
Capital Theory
Credit Expansion
Capital Accumulation
Monetary Policy
Business Cycles
Money Market
Austrian School
Laissez-faire
Max Weber
Monetary Theory
Perfect Competition
Profit and Loss
Carl Menger
Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk
Gunnar Myrdal
Gustav Cassel
Saving
Frank Knight
Hoarding
Investment
John Maynard Keynes
Liquidity
Natural Rate of Interest
Wage Rigidity
Income Distribution
Stock Exchange
Friedrich von Wieser
Velocity of Circulation
Banking
Ludwig M. Lachmann
National Income
Balance of Payments
Capital Movements
Exchange Rates
Gold Standard
International Trade
Wilhelm Ropke
Business Cycle Theory
Capital Consumption
Knut Wicksell
Roundabout Production
Forced Saving
Interest Rates
Banking School
Emil Lederer
Inflation
Stabilization
Unemployment
Fixed Capital
Central Banking
Federal Reserve
Free Banking
Accounting
Bank of England
Irving Fisher
Joseph Schumpeter
Deflation
Table of Contents · 40 segments
1
Title Page and Publication Information
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2
Preface to the English Edition
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3
Comparison Between the Present and the First Edition
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4
From the Preface to the German Edition
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5
Contents
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6
Chapter I: Competition in the Credit Market
chapter
7
Chapter II: Concepts Used and Problems Discussed
chapter
8
Chapter III: The Role of Capital in Security Transactions
chapter
9
Capital in Security Transactions: Share Issues, Old Securities, and Money Capital
theoretical
10
The Absorption of Capital in Stock Exchange Speculation
chapter
11
The Loss of Capital in Stock Exchange Speculation
chapter
12
Chapter VI Heading: The Demand for Money by the Stock Market
chapter
13
Chapter VI: The Demand for Money by the Stock Market
chapter
14
Chapter VII: The Demand for Loans by the Stock Market
chapter
15
Chapter VIII: The Liquid Funds of Bearish Sellers
chapter
16
Chapter IX: Capital Gains, Savings and a Vicious Circle
chapter
17
Chapter X: A Digression on International Speculation
chapter
18
Chapter XI: The Supply of Capital and Industrial Fluctuations
chapter
19
Chapter XII: Credit Creation and the Attempt to Determine Its Proper Limits
chapter
20
Credit Creation and Its Proper Limits (continued): compensatory credit, future saving, unemployment, and stock-exchange credit
chapter
21
Working Capital and Short-Term Loans
chapter
22
The Money Market and the Trade Cycle
chapter
23
Industrial Investment and the Quality of Credit
chapter
24
The Stock Market, Easier Credit, Dearer Credit
chapter
25
Money-Market Funds, Stock-Exchange Credit, and Interest-Rate Equalization (continued)
chapter
26
Chapter XVII Conclusions: Catalogue of Principal Theses
chapter
27
Chapter XVII Conclusions: Policy Implications and Credit Control
chapter
28
Appendix A: Movements in Ledger Balances of Banks and Brokers
theoretical
29
Appendix B: The Circulation of Brokerage Deposits
theoretical
30
Conclusion on Brokerage Deposits as Circulating Media
theoretical
31
Appendix C: Statistical Narrative for the United States
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32
Appendix D: Statistical Figures for England
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33
Table I: Brokers' Borrowings in New York City, 1926-1937
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34
Tables II-IVa: Brokers' Loans and Money Loaned by Brokers, 1922-1939
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35
Tables V-VI: Member Bank Brokers' Loans and Stock Exchange Call Loan Rates
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36
Tables VII-X: Capital Issues, Corporate Securities, Stock Prices, and International Capital Movements
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37
Tables XI-XVI: Brokers' Cash Balances, Clearing, Velocity, and Customers' Balances
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38
Tables XVII-XVIII: United Kingdom Capital Issues, Call Money, Rates, Stock Prices, and Stock Exchange Loans
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39
Index of Names
bibliography
40
Index of Subjects and Closing Quotation
bibliography