Macro-economic Thinking and the Market Economy

Name: Macro-economic Thinking and the Market Economy
Author: Ludwig M. Lachmann

1973

by Ludwig M. Lachmann

CapitalismEconomic PolicyAustrian SchoolCapital TheoryFriedrich A. HayekLudwig M. LachmannLudwig von MisesMarket ProcessMax WeberMethodological IndividualismInnovationEffective DemandLegal TheoryMalinvestmentSpeculationSubjective ValueWelfare EconomicsMethodologyJoan RobinsonLeon WalrasPaul SamuelsonDavid RicardoJohn Maynard KeynesMathematical EconomicsCompetitionInterest RatesIrving FisherJohn HicksStock ExchangeTime PreferenceEconomic DevelopmentExpectationsGustav CasselEntrepreneurshipCapital GoodsLiquidityMonetary PolicyPrice Mechanism

Table of Contents · 14 segments

Title Page and Publication Informationfront_matter

Prefaceforeword

The Authorfront_matter

Contentsfront_matter

Glossaryfront_matter

I. Introductionchapter

II. The Grand Debatechapter

III. Macro-Economic Formalism as a Style of Thoughtchapter

IV. The Nature of Profits and 'The' Rate of Profitchapter

V. Steady-State Growth?chapter

VI. The Disequilibrating Force of Technical Progresschapter

VII. Conclusions for Economic Policy and the Functioning of the Market Economychapter

Suggested Questions for Discussionappendix

Further Reading and Citationbibliography