Wirtschaftsformen und Wirtschaftsprinzipien

Name: Wirtschaftsformen und Wirtschaftsprinzipien
Author: Gross

1888

by Gross

Knowledge EconomicsCapitalismNationalizationAdolf WagnerAlbert SchaffleMethodologyPolitical EconomyEmil SaxPublic FinanceSocialismPublic GoodsValuationSlaveryFriedrich EngelsDivision of LaborGuildsKarl MarxCartelsTrade UnionsBureaucracyInsuranceBankingPovertyEconomic HistoryPrice FormationUse ValueCarl MengerCompetitionInnovationMonopolyProtectionismUsuryCoercionTaxationCooperativesEducationInfrastructureInheritanceSocial Policy

Table of Contents · 25 segments

Google Books public-domain notice and usage guidelinesessay

Title pages and publication metadataessay

Prefaceessay

Table of contents: Economic forms and economic principlesessay

Continuation of table of contents for Part IIessay

Introduction: Economics as an Organic Social Scienceessay

Part I, Chapter I: Concept of the Economic Subjectchapter

Chapter II: The Individual Economychapter

Chapter III: The Family Economychapter

Chapter IV, §1: Collective Economy — General Theory and Historical Developmenttheoretical

Chapter IV, §2: Voluntary Collective Economiestheoretical

Chapter IV, §3: Compulsory Collective Economiestheoretical

Chapter V: The Subjectless Economychapter

Part II, Chapter I: The Concept of the Economic Principlechapter

Chapter II: The Own-Economy Principlechapter

Chapter III: The Private-Economy Principlechapter

The Common-Economic Principle: Coerced Valuation Between Collective Economy and Memberstheoretical

Suppression of Individual Valuation and the Scope of Common-Economic Traffictheoretical

Free Collective Economies: Corporations, Cooperatives, Cartels, and Closed Communitiestheoretical

Coercive Collective Economies and the Historical Expansion of Public Functionstheoretical

Absolute Limits of the Common-Economic Principle in Productiontheoretical

Distribution, Labor Valuation, and the Impossibility of Common-Economic Control of Intellectual Worktheoretical

Relative Limits: Family, Inheritance, Self-Responsibility, and the Dangers of Excessive Common Economytheoretical

Chapter V: The Charitable Principlechapter

Concluding Remarks on Economic Forms and Principlesessay