Theorie der Geld- und Kreditwirtschaft

Name: Theorie der Geld- und Kreditwirtschaft
Author: Schlesinger

1914

by Schlesinger

Mathematical EconomicsEquilibriumEconomic HistoryMethodologyPolitical EconomyBankingCapitalismMonetary TheoryCompetitionEconomic GoodsJoseph SchumpeterPrice MechanismIncome DistributionLeon WalrasMarginal UtilityPrice TheoryUtilityCapital TheoryDiminishing ReturnsEconomies of ScaleFactors of ProductionProductivityEntrepreneurshipMarginal CostProduction CostsCapital GoodsDiscount RateInterest RatesSpeculationTime PreferenceAlfred MarshallCapital AccumulationDepreciationEugen von Bohm-BawerkInterest TheoryProfit and LossOligopolyIrving FisherInsuranceUncertaintyInvestmentBusiness CyclesSavingFiat MoneyFiduciary MediaLiquidityQuantity Theory of MoneyMonetary EquilibriumBimetallismCommodity MoneyGeorg Friedrich KnappLegal TenderCredit ExpansionBanknotesCentral BankingKnut WicksellLudwig von MisesBalance of PaymentsCapital MovementsExchange RatesGold StandardPurchasing PowerAdam SmithGresham's LawInternational TradePublic FinanceBank of FranceConvertibilityInternational LiquidityMoney MarketReichsbankGold Reserves

Table of Contents · 31 segments

Title pages and publication detailsessay

Preface on economic theory and mathematical methodessay

Table of contentsessay

Exchange economy: data, assumptions, and first-stage consumption goodschapter

Marginal utility and equilibrium exchange prices for consumption goodschapter

Productive services, production functions, and diminishing marginal productivitychapter

Producers, intra-industry factor allocation, and usage-price equilibriumchapter

General factor-price equilibrium across industries and increasing costschapter

Capitalization, rent prices, and the beginning of interest theorychapter

Completion of Exchange Economy: Rent, Capital Interest, Statics, and Payment Timingtheoretical

Credit Economy and Entrepreneurial Organizationtheoretical

Bound Production Factors and Maximum Conditions for Enterprise Equilibriumtheoretical

Production Equilibrium, Rental Productivity, and Interest under Fixed Factorstheoretical

Estimation, Subjective Probability, and Wagering Equilibriumtheoretical

Uncertainty, Expected Entrepreneurial Returns, and Investor Utilitytheoretical

Capital-Market Equilibrium, Entrepreneurial Profit, and Business-Cycle Interest Movementstheoretical

Foundations of Money Economy and the Quantity Equationchapter

Circulation Demand, Clearing, Annual Cash Balances, and Reserve Holdingstheoretical

Credit Relations and the Money Demand of Debt Paymentstheoretical

Metallic Money, Monometallism, Bimetallism, and Tax Foundationtheoretical

Notal Currencies, Restricted Minting, Paper-Metal Systems, and the Neutrality of Moneytheoretical

Opening of the Theory of Deposit Banks and Check Accountschapter

Deposit Expansion, Price Adjustment, and the Deposit Multipliertheoretical

Deposit Banks: Credit Creation, Reserve Deposits, Liquidity Crises, and the Need for Central Note Bankschapter

International Economy and Note Banks: Exchange Equilibrium, Purchasing Power Parity, and Gold Pointschapter

Paper Money, Gold Outflows, Agio, and the Aims of Currency Policychapter

Modern Currency Constitutions: Convertibility, Gold Reserves, and Note Backingchapter

Bank Rate, Rediscouting, Deposit Banks, and the Centralization of Reserveschapter

Dynamic Effects of the Discount Rate and International Central-Bank Coordinationchapter

Appendix I: Capital-Goods Prices, Average Yields, and Intertemporal Equilibriumtheoretical

Appendix II: Algebraic Proof of the Redundancy of the Final Group C Equationtheoretical