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Geschichte der österreichischen Gewerbepolitik von 1740 bis 1860
1907
by
Karl Příbram
Knowledge Economics
Economic Policy
Mercantilism
Georg Friedrich Knapp
Guilds
Natural Law
Physiocracy
Price Controls
Economic History
Labor Market
Werner Sombart
Geopolitics
Wages
Balance of Payments
Competition
Free Trade
Property Rights
Rationality
Protectionism
Usury
Money Supply
Innovation
Monopoly
Liberalism
French Revolution
Bureaucracy
Price Theory
Capitalism
Fiat Money
Table of Contents · 65 segments
1
English Google Book Search Public Domain Notice
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German Google Book Search Public Domain Notice
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3
Title Pages, Publication Data, and Dedication
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4
Preface and Opening of the Volume One Table of Contents
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5
First Volume Table of Contents Continued: Introduction through Joseph II's Industrial Policy
chapter
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Continuation of the Volume I Table of Contents: Reactionary Gewerbepolitik, New Epoch, and Appendices
chapter
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Introduction: Starting Point, Theresian State Tasks, and the Gewerbeverfassung under Karl VI
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8
The Period 1740–1762: Organization of the Commercial Authorities
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9
Inner and Vorder Austrian Commercial Councils and Transition to Chapter Two
chapter
10
Chapter Two: Guild Policy, General Principles, and Police Trades
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11
State Supervision of Guilds and the Town-Country Division of Crafts
chapter
12
Commercial Guilds, Failed Guild Abolition, Rural Weaving, and Foreign Masters
chapter
13
Positive Measures for the Promotion of Industry
chapter
14
Second Book, Chapter One: The Commerce-Promotion Authorities, 1762–1776
chapter
15
Industrial Development under State Direction
chapter
16
Changes in the Industrial and Guild Constitution, 1762–1770
chapter
17
Chapter Four: Spinner and Weaver Policy in Detail
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18
Distribution of Livelihood Branches Between City and Countryside
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19
Chapter Six: The Position of Domestic Trade in Industrial Policy
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20
The Circular of 16 July 1770 and the Failed System for Regulating Commercial Industries
chapter
21
Manufakturen: Liberalization of Home Manufactures and Relief from Feudal and State Dues
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22
Guild-Regulated Commercial Trades
chapter
23
Factories and Internal Trade Policy after 1770
chapter
24
Distribution of Occupations Between Town and Countryside
chapter
25
Guild Legislation of 1770–1776 and the Patent Against Blue Mondays
chapter
26
Journeymen’s Migration, Marriage, and Guild Gifts
chapter
27
Mastership Costs, the Reich Police Ordinance, and City–Suburb Masters
chapter
28
Old Principles of Austrian Mercantilist Industrial Policy
chapter
29
Emergence of Liberal Economic Ideas: Weinbrenner and Zinzendorf
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30
Quality Regulations, Administrative Reorganization, and the End of the Old System
chapter
31
Abolition of the Lower Austrian Craft Commission and Local Licensing Powers
chapter
32
Food Policy and the Vienna Lebensmittelmarkt
chapter
33
Real Trades, Saleable Guild Rights, and Attempts at Reform
chapter
34
The Circular of 30 March 1776 and the Reorganization of Commercial Trade Licensing
chapter
35
Implementation of Freer Competition, Guild Conflicts, and the Transition to the Fourth Book
chapter
36
Opening of Joseph II's Industrial Policy: Industrial Conditions and Social Change
chapter
37
Joseph II's Absolutism, Physiocracy, Natural Law, and Industrial Policy
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38
Continuity of the Trade Constitution and Categories of Industrial Rights
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39
Administrative Organization and Licensing Competence under Joseph II
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40
Tolerance, Jewish, and Peasant-Emancipation Laws Affecting Industry
chapter
41
Credit-Law Liberalization and Opening of the Second Chapter
chapter
42
General orders to free internal industrial and commercial circulation
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43
Textile guild restrictions and expanded industrial competition
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44
Reorganization of metalworking guilds and liberation of other trades
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45
Exclusive privileges, invention patents, and resistance to monopoly
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46
Abolition of quality rules, district assignments, and wage regulation
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Conclusion on Joseph II’s internal trade policy and transition to state industrial promotion
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48
State Promotion of Industry under Joseph II
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49
Fourth Chapter Heading
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50
Fourth Chapter: Craft and Guild Policy under Joseph II, with Transition to the Real-Gewerbe Chapter
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Fifth Chapter: The Treatment of Real Gewerbe under Joseph II
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Chapter Six: The Fight against Market Restrictions and Price Taxes
chapter
53
Collapse of Joseph II’s Food-Market Liberalization
chapter
54
The Reactionary Gewerbepolitik of 1790–1798: Fear, Pity, and Stagnation
chapter
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Chapter Two: The Reaction in Food Policy
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Trade Policy in the Reaction Years 1790 and 1791
chapter
57
Opening: Leopold II’s commission and Zinzendorf’s free-trade position
chapter
58
Sonnenfels’s theoretical system for regulating trades
theoretical
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Provincial responses to Sonnenfels: freedom, guilds, local conditions, and real trades
chapter
60
Failure of the proposed general reform of Gewerbe legislation
chapter
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Industrial Policy under the Spell of Security Policing, 1792–1797
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Chapter Six: Signs of a New Epoch in Industrial Life
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Appendix A: Chronological Overview of Court Agencies Responsible for Commercial Affairs
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Appendix B: Archival Records Used in Volume 1
bibliography
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Appendix B: Printed Works Used in Volume 1
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