Einfluss der Goldwährung auf das Einkommen der Bevölkerungsclassen und des Staates
1892
by M. Ettinger
Carl MengerDeficit SpendingGold StandardIncome DistributionBimetallismInterest RatesMonetary ReformMonetary TheoryPublic FinanceExchange ValuePrice TheoryStandard of LivingUse ValueExchange RatesLabor MarketJean Charles Léonard de SismondiUnemploymentAgricultureOtto von BismarckGround RentFiscal PolicyNational IncomeOverproductionAdam SmithKarl MarxPrice FormationBalance of PaymentsDeflationLegal TenderDavid RicardoFiat MoneyQuantity Theory of Money
Table of Contents · 21 segments
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Title Page and Dedicationessay
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Prefaceessay
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Introduction, Chapter 1: The Main Problemschapter
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Part I, Chapter 2: Gold Standard, Relation, Wholesale Prices, and Consumer Priceschapter
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Chapter 3: Effects of the Gold Standard and Relation on Large Industry and Wholesale Tradechapter
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Chapter 4: Effects on Small Industry and Retail or Consumer Tradechapter
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Chapter 5: Effects on Industrial Workerschapter
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Chapter 6: Effects on Large Landowners and Owners of Rental Houseschapter
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Chapter 7: Effects on Small Landownerschapter
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Chapter 8: Effects on Agricultural Laborerschapter
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Chapter 9: Effects on the Income of the State and Its Officialschapter
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Chapter 10: Effects on Rentiers and Holders of Capital Claimschapter
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Concluding Remarks to Part Oneessay
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Part II, Chapter Eleven: The Value Stability of Silver and the Rising Value Tendency of Goldchapter
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Chapter Twelve: The Domestic Circulation Value of the Austrian Guldenchapter
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Chapter Thirteen: Proposal for Calculating the Gulden’s Exchange Value and Preventing Appreciationchapter
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Chapter XIII Continuation: Arguments for Pure Gold Currency and Limits of Its Advantageschapter
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Dangers of Premature Gold Adoption and the Case for Free Silver if Necessarychapter
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Five-Stage Plan for Establishing Gold Value and Regulating the Currencychapter
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Concluding Remarks to Part II: Practitioners, Theory, and Cautious Reformessay