Theorie der staatlichen Wirtschaftspolitik

Name: Theorie der staatlichen Wirtschaftspolitik
Author: Braun

1929

by Braun

Hans KelsenHans MayerOthmar SpannAlfred MarshallAustrian SchoolCapitalismCarl MengerEugen von Bohm-BawerkFriedrich von WieserGustav CasselInterventionismJohn Bates ClarkPrice TheoryVilfredo ParetoPrice ControlsTaxationEquilibriumPrice FormationAdolf WagnerDeterminismGustav SchmollerHistorical SchoolKarl MarxMercantilismFriedrich NietzscheRationalitySocial PolicyAdam SmithEugen von PhilippovichFrederic BastiatJean-Baptiste SayJohn Stuart MillJoseph SchumpeterTrade PolicyWagesAlfred AmonnMax WeberSocialismPublic FinanceWelfare EconomicsArthur Cecil PigouEmil SaxKnut WicksellPublic GoodsProductivityProtectionismReal IncomeWerner SombartCapital AccumulationFriedrich ListInterest RatesGround RentIncome DistributionJohn Maynard KeynesLaissez-faireMonopolyIndividualismFiscal PolicyKathedersozialismusMarginal UtilityLiberalismValue JudgmentsCompetitionEffective DemandInstitutionalismMathematical EconomicsFriedrich A. HayekIrving FisherLudwig von MisesMonetary PolicyMonetary TheorySavingEmil LedererDeflationEconomic PolicyInflationAgricultureInsuranceOtto BauerRoundabout ProductionWilhelm RopkeNationalizationTrade UnionsUnemploymentCapital ConsumptionProgressive TaxationBoom and BustBusiness CyclesPovertyWage RigidityDivision of LaborFree TradeGeopoliticsEconomic GoodsLeague of NationsFriedrich EngelsLabor LawLabor MarketInheritanceJean Charles Léonard de SismondiStationary EconomyCapital MovementsCartelsGame TheoryAccountingMarxismProperty RightsInfrastructureElasticity of DemandSupply and DemandGeorg Friedrich KnappGold StandardPrice LevelSubsidiesMarginal CostAntoine Augustin CournotFrancis Ysidro EdgeworthProfit and LossBusiness Cycle TheoryDavid RicardoEconomies of ScaleSpeculationInnovationCapital FlightEconomic DevelopmentDumpingClassical EconomicsNeoclassical Economics

Table of Contents · 72 segments

Title Page and Publication Metadatabibliography

Preface: Integrating Economic Policy with Price Theoryessay

Table of Contents and Abbreviationsbibliography

Chapter I, Section 1: The Object of Economic Policy as a Sciencechapter

Chapter I, Section 2: Changing Views on the Practical Significance of Economic Policychapter

Chapter I, Section 3: Consequences of Treating Economic Policy in Isolationchapter

Chapter I, Section 4: Economic Policy and the Free Exchange Economychapter

Chapter I, Section 5: Statistics, Boundary Definition, and Classification of Policy Measureschapter

Chapter II, Section 1: The General Problem of Economic Policy Goalschapter

Chapter II, Section 2: Sax on Collective Needs and Individual Economic Planschapter

The Productivity Idealtheoretical

The Ideal of Developing All Productive Forcestheoretical

Attempt to Constitute an Analytical Ideal of Economic Policy Interventiontheoretical

The Optimum Principle in Contemporary English Economic-Policy Literaturetheoretical

The Demand for Economic Control in Contemporary American Literaturetheoretical

Attempts to Formulate an Ideal of Taxationtheoretical

Critique of Fixed Individualist and Universalist Policy Goalstheoretical

Collective Needs and Cultural Ideals as Starting Points of Economic Policytheoretical

Theoretical Economics, Power Influences, and Intramarginal Tensionschapter

Practical Cases of Price Formation within Intramarginal Tensionstheoretical

State Intervention in Exchange Constellationstheoretical

Static Price Theory and the Method of Variationtheoretical

Static Theory and Events Affecting Exchange Datatheoretical

Qualitative Factors and the Limits of Static Price Theorytheoretical

Demand Influence Within Economic Policychapter

General Character of Use Prescriptionschapter

Use Prescriptions in Agrarian Policychapter

Forest Policy, Yield Doctrines, and Interestchapter

Building Regulations, Urban Rents, and Housing Policychapter

Compulsory Employment Regulationschapter

Social Insurance as an Income-Use Prescriptionchapter

Influencing Aggregate Demand through Income Taxestheoretical

Demand Redistribution toward the Poor and Unemployment Supporttheoretical

Influencing Foreign Demand for Domestic Productstheoretical

General Principles of Demand Influencetheoretical

Chapter V: Influence on Supply and the General Character of Supply Policieschapter

Quality Rules for Consumer Goods and Supply Prohibitionstheoretical

General Character of Restrictions on Labor Supplytheoretical

The Shortening of Working Timetheoretical

Restrictions on the Supply of Landtheoretical

Rules Governing the Ability to Make Offerstheoretical

Combating Organizations Seeking Supply Monopolytheoretical

Public Competition in Supply and the Founding of New Production Branchestheoretical

Expropriation, Socialization, and Entrepreneurial Incentivestheoretical

Public Enterprises, State Monopolies, and Competition with Private Industrytheoretical

General Principles of Influencing Supplytheoretical

Price Fixing, Price Burdens, and Price Relief: Initial Delimitationchapter

Effects of Maximum Prices and Supply Restrictionstheoretical

Gold Price Fixing and the Gold Standardtheoretical

Minimum Prices, Minimum Wages, and the Limits of Price Fixingtheoretical

Origins and Differentiation of Price Burdenstheoretical

Price Burdens Under Free Competitiontheoretical

Price Burdens Under Monopolytheoretical

Taxation of Differential Rentstheoretical

Degressive and Progressive Costs in Price Policytheoretical

Typical Forms of Price Burdens and Price Reliefstheoretical

Turnover and Excise Taxes as Market-Price Burdenstheoretical

Taxation of Wages, Land Rent, and Capital Renttheoretical

Ad Valorem Tariffs and Protective Dutiestheoretical

Taxes on Specific Intermediate Inputstheoretical

Taxes on Price Differences and Forms of Tradetheoretical

Freight Charges as Burdens on Spatial Goods Movementtheoretical

Taxes on the Possession of Consumer Goodstheoretical

Taxing Means of Production or Market Positions by Characteristics: Distinction from Yield Taxationtheoretical

Taxation of Gross Land Yield and Land Areatheoretical

Characteristic-Based Taxation of Wealth Forms and Market Positionstheoretical

The Problem of Yield Taxationtheoretical

Special Burdens on Net Profits of Specific Market Positionstheoretical

Price Reliefs or Premiumstheoretical

General Principles of Price Fixing, Price Burdens, and Price Reliefstheoretical

Conclusionessay

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