Positive Theorie des Kapitales

Name: Positive Theorie des Kapitales
Author: Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk

1921

by Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk

Austrian SchoolEugen von Bohm-BawerkFriedrich von WieserCapital TheoryComplementary GoodsExploitationGustav CasselIrving FisherMarginal CostRoundabout ProductionZurechnungCapital AccumulationDiminishing ReturnsInterest RatesInterest TheoryJohann Karl RodbertusStationary EconomySubsistence FundCapital IntensityCarl MengerProductivityAnne-Robert-Jacques TurgotIndustrial RevolutionInnovationMethodologyProduction CostsProductivity of CapitalDivision of LaborGround RentMarginal UtilityExchange ValueJohn Stuart MillTime PreferenceWagesJohn Bates ClarkJoseph SchumpeterMonopolySubjective ValueValuationCapital GoodsPrice TheoryEconomic GoodsAlfred MarshallClassical EconomicsDavid RicardoOpportunity CostWilliam Stanley JevonsFrancis Ysidro EdgeworthHermann Heinrich GossenUtilityEmil SaxJeremy BenthamLujo BrentanoUtilitarianismValue JudgmentsMathematical EconomicsSupply and DemandAbstinence TheoryJean-Baptiste SayKarl KniesNassau SeniorScarcityAdam Smith

Table of Contents · 43 segments

Front Matter and Publisher Advertisementchapter

Title Pages and Table of Contents of the Excursuseschapter

Excursus I, Section A: Clarifications on the Greater Productivity of Roundabout Productiontheoretical

Proofs for the Greater Productivity of Roundabout Productiontheoretical

On the Frequency of Lengthening and Shortening Inventionstheoretical

Excursus III: Methodological Objections to the Greater Productivity of Longer Roundabout Productionessay

Fisher’s Selection Interpretation of Longer Production Processesessay

Best Possible Production Methods Versus Random Possible Processesessay

Objective Regularity, Preselection, and Analogies for Selectionessay

Fetter’s Critique Introduced: Natural Factors and the Capital Conceptessay

Capital Value, Accrued Interest, Monopoly Gains, and Lengthened Waitingessay

Capitalization, Interest-Rate Circularity, and the Rejection of Fetter’s Main Objectionessay

Responses to Schade, Landry, and Cassel on Capital per Head and Production Periodsessay

Reply to Robert Meyer on the Exploitation-Theory Exampleessay

Imputation Theory as the Key to Complementary Goods and Distributiontheoretical

Against Wieser’s Total-Value Axiom: Alternative versus Cumulative Marginal Valuationtheoretical

Dependent Utility and the Valuation of Complementary Goodstheoretical

Imputation versus Distribution and the Sufficiency of Böhm-Bawerk’s Solutiontheoretical

Schumpeter’s Critique and Final Defense of the Complementary-Goods Theorytheoretical

Value of Productive Goods and the Relation between Value and Costsessay

Excursus IX: Labor Disutility in Value Theoryessay

Excursus X: The Measurability of Feeling Magnitudesessay

Excursus XI: Motivation of Present Economic Actions by Future Needsessay

Psychological Basis of Motivation by Future Feelingstheoretical

Why Economists Must Address Unsettled Psychological Questionstheoretical

Critique of Lujo Brentano on Future Needs and Present Enjoymenttheoretical

The Third Ground for the Superiority of Present Goods and Its Criticstheoretical

Bortkiewicz’s Critique of Böhm-Bawerk’s Third Ground of Interesttheoretical

Irving Fisher: Introduction to the Critiquetheoretical

Fisher’s §4 and the Mathematical Appendixtheoretical

Böhm-Bawerk’s Algebraic Counter-Testtheoretical

Limits of Fisher’s First Objectiontheoretical

Defense of the Original Tables and New Numerical Teststheoretical

Fisher’s First Stage: Table VI and Algebraic Rebuttaltheoretical

Fisher’s § 5 and the Fallacy of Necessary versus Sole Causetheoretical

Fisher’s § 6 and the Product Maximum Objectiontheoretical

Fisher’s § 7 and the independence of the third cause of interesttheoretical

Fisher’s arrangement of the causes of value superiority and Böhm-Bawerk’s critiquetheoretical

Excursus XIII: Durable Goods in the History of Capital Theoryessay

Critical Glosses on Cassel’s Interest Theoryessay

Critical Glosses on Landry’s Interest Theoryessay

Excursus XIV: Size of the Initial Fund Required for a Production Period of Given Durationtheoretical

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