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Joseph A. Schumpeter, “Die finanzpolitische Situation” (1922) Schumpeter’s 1922 newspaper essay treats Austria’s financial crisis as a crisis of confidence, not only of accounts...
Schumpeter’s 1922 essay “Die großen Fragezeichen” is an intervention in Genoa-era monetary policy rather than a technical tract...
Summary: Joseph A. Schumpeter, “Finanzpolitik und Völkerbund” (1922) This file is a short newspaper report of a public lecture...
This file is a short newspaper report from the Deutsches Volksblatt on a June 1922 lecture by Joseph A. Schumpeter, followed by the paper’s own editorial response...
This file is a short 1922 newspaper intervention by Joseph A. Schumpeter, not a treatise or edited volume. Its scope is immediate and policy-oriented: whether Austria, amid postwar currency collapse and expected foreign...
Joseph A. Schumpeter, “Angebot” (1923) — Summary Schumpeter’s handbook article treats supply not as a mere stock of goods or an independent “cost side” opposed to demand, but as a relational category within the whole exc...
Joseph Alois Schumpeter, “Der Weg zur stabilen Wirtschaft” (1924) This short 1924 policy essay from Die Börse is a public intervention in the League of Nations’ examination of Austria’s stabilization...
Sanierungswerk und Geldwertpolitik — Summary This file is a contemporary newspaper report of a public debate held in Vienna by the Politische Gesellschaft on 29 January 1924, prompted by Dr...
The file is a brief single-author journal intervention. In this 1924 banking article, Schumpeter asks how Austrian law can protect customers' securities without making ordinary custody, pledge, and clearing operations mo...
Summary This file is a single-author, three-part policy-theoretical essay. Schumpeter’s scope is the postwar debate over central-bank policy: Keynes’s plan for managed currency, price-level stabilization, and the return...
Schumpeter’s “Edgeworth und die neuere Wirtschaftstheorie” is formally a review of the collected papers of F. Y. Edgeworth, but it becomes a broader meditation on the achievement and limits of modern economic theory...
Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk — Summary Schumpeter’s “Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk” is a single-author biographical-critical essay, covering Böhm-Bawerk’s life, economic theory, fiscal statesmanship, and place in late Habsburg Austria....