Abriss einer Geschichte der Theorie von den Produktionsfaktoren

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Identifikator:: 898235332

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-14541

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Müller, Johannes http://d-nb.info/gnd/130010693

Title:: Abriss einer Geschichte der Theorie von den Produktionsfaktoren

Place of publication:: Naumburg a. d. S.

Publisher:: G. Pätz'sche Buchdr. Lippert & Co. G.m.b.H.

Year of publication:: 1911

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (53 Seiten)

Digitisation:: 2017

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: VIII. Karl Marx

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CONTENTS A xx1 PAGES speculation and the underlying forces, 375. Effects differ accord- ing as changes in underlying situation are sudden or gradual. Speculation does not affect the final outcome, 377. Pegging, its use and its influence, 378. Gold exchange standard virtually a pegging process, 380. Advantages of pegging. Difficulties arise when established rate of exchange ceases to correspond with relative prices and incomes, 381. Do changes in interest rates permanently modify fundamental factors? Do the advo- cates of gold exchange standards and of managed currencies neglect the long-run problems? 383. CHAPTER 29 INFLUENCE OF CHANGES IN THE VOLUME OF PAPER MONEY : Importance of distinction between progressive depreciation and stabilized depreciation, 385. Mere expansion of volume of paper money does not necessarily lead to a bounty on exports, 385. Situation under silver exchange, 386. Export bounty occurs in countries of paper money only when exchange rises more than prices, 387. But exchange may rise less than prices and thereby place a bounty on imports, 387. Duration of any bounty on exports dependent on conditions of supply for exported goods, 389. Very great issues of paper introduce a situation to which the reasoning proper for moderate expansions does not apply, 390. Depreciation of paper may bring about a flight of capital, and lead in itself to a bounty on exports, 391. HE 385-392 CHAPTER 30 SoME EXPERIENCES UNDER Paper MoNEY Scarcity of pertinent inductive studies, 393. The United States for the period 1866-1879 presents a case adapted for verifi- cation, 393. Graham's analysis of price movements and inter- national trade; the results in accord with theoretical prevision, 397. Danger of oversimplification in the interpretation of complicated phenomena, 399. No conclusions possible con- cerning ultimate effects, 400. Williams’ analysis of Argentine trade in 1880-1900. Heavy borrowing was accompanied by movements of merchandise such as are in accord with theory, 101. Correspondence between quantity of paper and price of gold, 402. Low premium on gold a check to exports. Qualifica- tions in interpreting the Argentine experience, 405. APPENDIX INDEX 393-408 409-419 421425

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