Macht und Markt: Mensch, Wirtschaft und Staat III

Name: Macht und Markt: Mensch, Wirtschaft und Staat III
Author: Rothbard

1970

by Rothbard

Austrian SchoolDeficit SpendingInterventionismMurray RothbardTaxationBusiness CyclesEntrepreneurshipInterest RatesKeynesian EconomicsPraxeologyInsuranceLaissez-faireProperty RightsCoercionFranz OppenheimerLiberalismClass StruggleDavid HumeDemocracyCapitalismConsumer SovereigntyInflationJoseph SchumpeterLudwig von MisesProfit and LossPrice ControlsBimetallismExchange ControlUnemploymentUsuryFritz MachlupHenry HazlittInnovationMonopolyProtectionismAgriculturePrice TheoryGuildsMilton FriedmanFrederic BastiatFree TradeCapital MovementsDivision of LaborLabor MobilityMinimum WageTrade UnionsCartelsFriedrich A. HayekCapital TheoryEconomies of ScaleRaw MaterialsTime PreferenceKnowledge EconomicsFree BankingHerbert SpencerMonetary TheoryBureaucracyPublic FinanceResource AllocationSubsidiesAccountingElasticity of DemandInvestmentIrving FisherMalinvestmentMoney MarketPurchasing PowerHoardingLiquidityCapital ConsumptionSavingCapital AccumulationInheritanceGround RentChicago SchoolIncome DistributionProductivityProgressive TaxationEconomic CalculationFrank KnightNationalizationAdam SmithLionel RobbinsMarginal UtilitySubjective ValueWelfare EconomicsPublic GoodsSocialismSocial PolicyCollectivismFactors of ProductionPlanned EconomyMethodological IndividualismTotalitarianismPrivatizationNational IncomePrice LevelExternalitiesRule of LawTeleologyRationalityEgalitarianismUncertaintyFeudalismCompetitionDialectical MaterialismPovertyWelfare StateNatural LawAlfred MarshallHistorical SchoolAristotleLegal TheoryPlatoAnarchismPerfect CompetitionJoan RobinsonEconomic HistoryMathematical EconomicsPolitical EconomyStatismUtilitarianismMixed EconomyIndustrial RevolutionInfrastructureAdolf HitlerJoseph StalinWeimar Republic

Table of Contents · 86 segments

Publication Front Matter and Volume 3 Contentsessay

Contents of Volumes 1 and 2 of Man, Economy, and Stateessay

Security Services on the Free Marketchapter

Foundations of Intervention: Types of Interventiontheoretical

Direct Effects of Intervention on Utility: Conflict, Democracy, and Defensetheoretical

Aggression and Utility on the Free Market (continued)theoretical

Envy, Demonstrated Preference, and Ex Post Utilitytheoretical

Triangular Intervention Definedtheoretical

Price Controls, Shortages, Surpluses, and Monetary Controlstheoretical

Product Prohibition and the General Theory of Monopoly Privilegestheoretical

Compulsory Cartelstheoretical

Licenses as Monopolistic Restrictionstheoretical

Quality and Safety Standards as Restrictions on Consumer Choicetheoretical

Quality and Safety Regulations and Tariffs as Monopoly Privilegestheoretical

Immigration Restrictions as Geographic Labor Monopolytheoretical

Child Labor Laws, Conscription, Minimum Wages, Unions, and Unemployment Subsidiestheoretical

Punishing Efficient Market Structurestheoretical

Antitrust Laws as Anti-Competitive Interventiontheoretical

Freight-Neutral Pricing and Conservation Lawstheoretical

Conservation Laws, Public Domain, and Resource Monopoly Privileges (continued)theoretical

Patents as Monopoly Privilegestheoretical

Franchises, Public Utilities, Eminent Domain, Bribery, and Monopoly Policytheoretical

Appendices on Private Coinage, Coercion, and Lebensraumessay

Binary Intervention: Taxation, Tax Consumers, and the Opening of Tax Incidencechapter

Income Taxes: General Sales Taxes and the Impossibility of Forward Shiftingtheoretical

Partial Excise Taxes and Other Taxes on Productiontheoretical

General Effects of Income Taxation, Wage Taxes, and Corporate Taxestheoretical

Taxation of Excess Profitstheoretical

The Problem of Capital Gainstheoretical

Is a Tax on Consumption Possible?theoretical

Tax Incidence II: Taxes on Accumulated Capitaltheoretical

Capital Taxation and Forced Capital Consumption (continued)theoretical

Taxation of Gratuitous Transfers: Inheritance and Giftstheoretical

Capital Taxes: Property Tax and Wealth Taxtheoretical

Progressive Taxation: Incidence and Effectstheoretical

The Single Tax on Land Rentstheoretical

Feudal Land Privilege, Historical Plunder, and Property Titlestheoretical

Just Taxation and the Just Pricetheoretical

Administrative Cost, Convenience, Certainty, and Tax Evasiontheoretical

Tax Burden Distribution, Uniformity, and Tax Exemptionstheoretical

The Impossibility of Uniform Income Taxationtheoretical

Ambiguities in the Ability-to-Pay Principletheoretical

Justice Critique of the Ability-to-Pay Principletheoretical

Sacrifice Theory of Taxationtheoretical

The Benefit or Equivalence Principletheoretical

The Poll Tax and the Cost Principletheoretical

Taxation for Revenue Onlytheoretical

Neutral Taxation: Summarytheoretical

Voluntary Contributions to the Statetheoretical

Binary Intervention: Government Expenditurechapter

Government Subsidies and State Resource-Using Expendituretheoretical

State versus Private Ownership (continued)theoretical

Resource-Consuming Activities: Socialism (opening)theoretical

Footnote on Social Marginal Cost and Benefitfootnotes

Socialism, Calculation, and Partial Collectivismtheoretical

The Myth of Public Property (opening fragment)theoretical

Footnotes on Black Markets, Yugoslavia, and Socialist Calculationfootnotes

The Myth of Public Property: Control, Alienation, and Time Horizontheoretical

Democracy: Praxeological and Conceptual Critiquetheoretical

Appendix on Government Expenditure in National Product (opening)theoretical

Footnotes on Constitutional Limits and Public Goods Argumentsfootnotes

Appendix: Correcting National Product for State Activitytheoretical

Anti-Market Ethics: Praxeological Critique of Ethical Claimstheoretical

Knowledge of Self-Interest: The Alleged Problematic Assumption (opening)theoretical

Knowledge of Self-Interest and Government Experts Continuedtheoretical

Immoral Choices and the Goodness of Human Naturetheoretical

Equality, Equal Liberty, and Securitytheoretical

The Alleged Joys of Status Societytheoretical

Charity, Poverty, Materialism, and the Jungle Analogytheoretical

Power, Coercion, and Economic Coercion Beginningtheoretical

Power over Nature and Power over Peopletheoretical

Luck, Gambling, and the Traffic Policeman Analogytheoretical

Overdevelopment and Underdevelopmenttheoretical

The State, Human Nature, and Property Rightstheoretical

Appendix on Henry M. Oliver: Socioeconomic Goals and Natural Libertyessay

Oliver on Freedom of Contractessay

Oliver on Earned Income and Meritessay

Anti-Market Ethics: Coerced Charity and First Use Propertychapter

Conclusion: Economics, Its Nature and Usechapter

Implicit Moralizing and Social Ethics in Economicschapter

Market Principle and Hegemonic Principlechapter

Afterword: Democracy, Ideology, and Interventionessay

Afterword: Economics, State Infrastructure, and Environmental Property Rightsessay

Afterword: Market Error Correction and Anarcho-Capitalist Lineageessay

Afterword: Rothbard Beyond Left and Rightessay

Afterword: Voluntarism and Intellectual Renewalessay