Das Wesen des Einkommens: eine volkswirthschaftliche Untersuchung nebst einem Anhang

Name: Das Wesen des Einkommens: eine volkswirthschaftliche Untersuchung nebst einem Anhang
Author: Meyer

1887

by Meyer

Knowledge EconomicsNational IncomeEconomic GoodsCapital ConsumptionEugen von Bohm-BawerkExploitationInsuranceInternational TradeTaxationAdam SmithAdolf WagnerClassical EconomicsDavid RicardoGustav SchmollerJean-Baptiste SayKarl MarxCapitalismSavingDivision of LaborEconomic CrisisMonetary TheoryInnovationPrice TheoryCapital TheoryProperty RightsCarl MengerEmil SaxFerdinand LassalleGround RentInterest RatesEntrepreneurshipSlaveryDepreciationUtilityAlbert SchaffleProfit and LossUse ValueFrederic BastiatMonopolySpeculationWilhelm RoscherSubsidiesPublic FinancePublic GoodsAbstinence TheoryCapital AccumulationHoardingJean Charles Léonard de SismondiThomas MalthusWilliam Stanley JevonsLujo BrentanoAntoine Augustin CournotBalance of PaymentsCapital MovementsFixed CapitalIncome DistributionPurchasing PowerCapital GoodsMarxismOverproductionUsuryUnderconsumptionAustrian SchoolLabor Theory of ValueJohann Karl RodbertusSocialismTime PreferenceWagesSurplus Value

Table of Contents · 37 segments

Google digitization notices and usage guidelinesessay

Title page and bibliographic front matterbibliography

Prefaceessay

Table of contentsessay

§ 1. Introduction: history and problems of the income conceptchapter

§ 2. Recurring revenueschapter

§ 3. Recurring revenues as a goal of economic managementchapter

§ 4. Income: national incomechapter

§ 5. Income continued: forms of individual income and money incomechapter

Paid Traffic-Formed Individual Incomes: Property, Possession, and Recurrencetheoretical

Exchange, Taxes, Rent, Interest, and Legally Secured Recurring Receiptstheoretical

Wage Labor, Contract, Capital Reproduction, and the Illusion of Labor Producttheoretical

Goods Uses and Why Nutzungen Are Not Incometheoretical

Entrepreneurial Income, Product Ownership, and Critique of Income Componentstheoretical

Goods Uses in Individual Income: Own Use, Rent, Leasing, and Housingtheoretical

Services, Immaterial Effects, and National Incometheoretical

Security and Recurrence of Individual Incomestheoretical

Income from Rights, Privileges, Speculation, Gambling, and Insurancetheoretical

Income and Its Use: Gross and Net Income, Losses, Consumption, and Savingtheoretical

Donation or Dedication Incometheoretical

Public Income: Collective Needs, Enterprises, Fees, Monopolies, Taxes, and Anfallstheoretical

Natural Income: In-Kind Enjoyment Goods and Money Valuationtheoretical

Saving, Hoarding, and Capital Formationtheoretical

Insurance as Income Use and Income Formationtheoretical

National Income in International Relationstheoretical

National Income and the Sum of Individual Incomestheoretical

Three Deviations from the Equality of National and Individual Incomestheoretical

Non-Reproducible Consumption Goods, Prices, and Expanded Reproductiontheoretical

Non-Income Receipts, Wealth Depletion, and Durable Consumption Goodstheoretical

Section 12, Part III: Income Not Spent on Consumption Goodschapter

Section 13: Conclusion on National Income as a Social Processchapter

Appendix: Opening Critique of Böhm-Bawerk on Exploitation Theoryessay

Appendix: Interest Rate, Time Differential, and Böhm-Bawerk’s Calculation Erroressay

Appendix: Unequal Productivity of Equal Labor and Distribution of the Productessay

Appendix: Fair Capitalist Remuneration and Final Assessment of Exploitation Theoryessay

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