The nature of capital and income

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Identifikator:: 102659555X

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-82920

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Author:: Fisher, Irving http://d-nb.info/gnd/118533541

Title:: The nature of capital and income

Place of publication:: New York

Publisher:: The Macmillan Company

Year of publication:: 1923

Scope:: XXI, 427 Seiten

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i : 3 (4 1 1 | 416 INDEX labor drawn by, 175 n.; con- cept of interest of, 247. Clothing, services of, 165. Coefficients of caution, probability, and risk. See Caution, etc. Combination of capital instruments to standardize income, 127-129, 245-246. Commodities, definition of, 5, 323, 331; classification of, 7; error of reckoning as income, 105-106. Complete rights to property, 36-37, 95-96, 324-325, 335. Composition, settlement of bank- ruptey by, 86. Computation tables, 243 mn., 283— 284, 408-411. Consumption, 145, 152, 164, 165, 336, 350. Contingent liability, 83. Control, value of, as applied to railway ownership, 35-36. Copyright, wealth underlying, 27, 29 Cost, included in term ““outgo,” 120; influence of past, on present value, 188-190. Cost of production, 151, 173-174, 184. Cotgrave, definition of capital by, 62. Couple, definition of, 331. Couples, method of : in capital sum- mation, 90-91, 183-184, 335; applied to accounting of rail- way company, 94; taxation by, 97-98; income summation by, 143-152, 183-184, 335; natural income discovered by, 150-151; contrasted with method of bal- ances in income summation, 157— 158. @ourcelle-Seneuil, use of term “capi- tal’’ by, 60. @redit, nature of property right represented by, 32-33; mis- taken view of, 39; relation of, to capital, 96-97; in the sense of an item of a transaction, 158— 159, 336. Credited,” income said to be, 122, 132, 325. Creditors, regarded as risk-takers, 83-84; bondholders contrasted with stockholders as, 85. Crises, causes of, 296-297. Currency inflation, mistaken idea the basis of, 38-39. Custom (tailor’s), wealth represented by, 29. D Daniels, use of term ‘“‘capital’’ by, 60n.%. Dargun, human beings counted as wealth by, 5 n.2 Davenant, on human beings as wealth, 50a’. Davenport, ‘Statistical Methods” by, 408 n. Debit, an item of a transaction, 122, 132, 158-159, 336. Debt, imprisonment for, 83; repu- diation of, 84; payments on (interest or principal) are outgo, 134. Definition, tests of a, 116. De Foville, use of term ‘capital’ by, 60. Depletion of capital, not to be de- ducted from income, 110, 134; taxation and, 400-403. Depreciation not outgo, 234. Depreciation fund, regulation of in- come by, 125-126, 239-243; geometrical figures representing, 240, 241. Depreciations, item of, in income and capital accounts, 257-263. Desirability, concept of, 41, 326; discussion of term, and term “utility,” 42-43. See Utility. Dimension, definition of, 331. Dimensions : wealth, price, and value, 3-15, 341-344; of income- capital ratios, 186, 357 ; of rates of interest, discount, and capi- talization, 367-368. Discommodities, class of articles termed, 120. Discount, rate of, 199, 200, 327, 332; table showing equivalent rates of interest, capitalization, and, 200; total, on a sum, 209-210, 331; mathematical relations between rates of interest and, 364-366; between rates of, for different time reckonings, 366-367; dimensions of rates of interest, capitalization, and, 367-368.

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