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Schriften über Geldtheorie und Währungspolitik

1936

by Menger

Friedrich A. HayekMonetary TheoryAustrian SchoolCommodity MoneyLegal TenderPurchasing PowerDivision of LaborGustav SchmollerHerbert SpencerKarl BucherAdolf WagnerKarl KniesSpontaneous OrderWilhelm RoscherCompetitionLiquidityPrice FormationPrice TheoryFiat MoneyLegal TheoryLorenz von SteinGold StandardSubjective ValueCapital AccumulationHoardingCapital TheoryMoney MarketAristotleDavid RicardoEugen von Bohm-BawerkFrederic BastiatFriedrich von WieserJean-Baptiste SayPlatoEugen von PhilippovichThomas MalthusAlfred MarshallLeon WalrasWilliam Stanley JevonsVelocity of CirculationMonetary PolicyStabilizationWalter BagehotFrench RevolutionBanknotesInterventionismMonetary ReformBankingAdam SmithClassical EconomicsJohn Stuart MillBimetallismCarl MengerCentral BankingGresham's LawBalance of PaymentsInterest RatesDevaluationDeflationGold ReservesInternational TradeSocial PolicyExchange RatesMonetary StabilityFiscal PolicySpeculationAccountingSupply and DemandExchange ValueMethodologyPolitical Economy

Table of Contents · 77 segments

1
Front Matter and Editor's Note to Volume IVchapter
2
Money: Detailed Article Outline and Source Informationessay
3
The Origin of Commonly Used Exchange Mediators: Introductiontheoretical
4
Barter Difficulties and the Different Marketability of Goodstheoretical
5
The Emergence of Media of Exchangetheoretical
6
Effects of Common Media of Exchange on Markets and Price Formationtheoretical
7
The Economists’ Dispute over the Nature of Moneytheoretical
8
The Juridical Distinction Between Money and Commoditytheoretical
9
The Emergence of Precious-Metal Moneychapter
10
The Improvement of Metal Money through Coinagechapter
11
The State’s Improvement of the Money and Coinage Systemchapter
12
Money as a Means for Unilateral and Subsidiary Patrimonial Paymentstheoretical
13
The Alleged Function of Money as a Means of Paymenttheoretical
14
Money as a Means of Hoarding, Capitalization, and Wealth Transfertheoretical
15
Money as Mediator of Capital Transactionstheoretical
16
Money as Price Measure or Price Indicatortheoretical
17
Money as a Measure of Exchange Value: Introduction, Monetary Valuation, and Limits Across Marketstheoretical
18
The Search for a Good with Universal and Unchanging External Exchange Valuetheoretical
19
Measuring Money’s External Exchange Value and Defining Its Internal Exchange Valuetheoretical
20
The Idea of a Universal and Unchanging Measure of Internal Exchange Valuetheoretical
21
Whether Price Movements Originate in Money or in Commoditiestheoretical
22
Whether the Internal Exchange Value of Money Can Be Measuredtheoretical
23
The Concept of Money Derived from Its Functionschapter
24
Whether Forced Legal Tender Belongs to Money: The Juridical Viewchapter
25
Whether Forced Legal Tender Improves Money: The Economic Viewchapter
26
Money Demand of Individual Economieschapter
27
Money Demand of the National Economychapter
28
Bibliography on Money and Currencybibliography
29
The Purchasing Power of the Austrian Guldenessay
30
Contributions to the Currency Question in Austria-Hungary: Title Page and Prefaceessay
31
Currency Regulation during the Silver Agio Period, 1848–1878essay
32
The Disappearance of the Silver Agioessay
33
The Origin of the Contemporary Anomaly in Austria-Hungary’s Monetary Systemessay
34
The Defects and Dangers of Austria-Hungary’s Currencyessay
35
Choosing the Monetary Standard for Austria-Hungarychapter
36
The Silver Standard and Its Rejectionchapter
37
Bimetallism and the Case for a Gold Currencychapter
38
Objections to the Gold Standard: Gold Appreciationchapter
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Impact of Reform on Gold Value: Circulation and Gold Demandchapter
40
Gold Requirements Under Alternative Currency Reform Scenariosessay
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Gold Requirement Scenario with Treasury Notes and Silver Courantessay
42
Expected Effect of Austria-Hungary’s Reform on the Value of Goldtheoretical
43
Measures to Prevent Gold Appreciation and Protect Austria-Hungarytheoretical
44
Future Coin Unit: Monetary Union and Foreign Systemsessay
45
Whether the Gulden or the Krone Should Be the Coin Unittheoretical
46
Title Page and Errata for Der Übergang zur Goldwährungessay
47
Preface and Start of Contentsessay
48
The Limping Gold Standard and Limited Silver Couranttheoretical
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Table of Contents for the Currency Reform Essaychapter
50
The Transition Key from the Old to the New Currencyessay
51
The Relation Proposed in the Government Billsessay
52
The Rising Value of the Austrian Valutaessay
53
High Gold Exchange Rates of the Valuta in 1889–1891essay
54
The Momentary Exchange Rate and Foreign Creditorsessay
55
Stabilizing the Value of the Valuta: The Value Problemessay
56
Binding Silver Coinage in the Currency Treatyessay
57
Stabilization Within Upper and Lower Value Limitsessay
58
Opening of the Section on Side Effects of Stabilization Measuresessay
59
Secondary Effects of Stabilization Measures: Financial Losses or Increased Tax Pressureessay
60
Gold Agio and the Risk of Currency Reform Failure after Fixing the Parityessay
61
Statements before the Currency Enquête Commission: Introductory Questionnaireessay
62
Question V and editor's note on the Currency Enquête excerptschapter
63
Seventh-session statement: necessity of reform and choice of gold standardessay
64
Gold procurement, market risk, and preparatory steps for reformessay
65
State notes, silver current, and a mixed gold currency systemessay
66
The just gulden and the conversion key from paper to goldessay
67
Coin unit, Krone proposal, and seventh-session interpellationsessay
68
Ninth-session reply to Taussig and defense of exchange-rate analysisessay
69
Von unserer Valuta: the anomaly and history of the Austrian silver guldenessay
70
Defects of the existing valuta and rejection of silver and bimetallic delayessay
71
A specifically Austrian gold standard and the role of silver reservesessay
72
Valuta relation, mortgage debts, and the just guldenessay
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Das Goldagio, section I: early successes and causes of the gold agioessay
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Das Goldagio, section II: conversions, securities reflux, and exchange-market depletionessay
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Das Goldagio, section III: preventability, bank intervention, and present difficultyessay
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Appendix bibliography: abbreviations and scientific books and articlesbibliography
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Appendix bibliography: reviews and newspaper articlesbibliography