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This long-overlooked manifesto of capital theory was Hayek's most detailed work in economics. With a new introduction by Hayek expert Lawrence H. White, it is now available again for today's students and economists to discover.
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This long-overlooked manifesto of capital theory was Hayek's most detailed work in economics. With a new introduction by Hayek expert Lawrence H. White, it is now available again for today's students and economists to discover.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 30
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. April 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 156mm x 36mm
- Gewicht: 657g
- ISBN-13: 9781138009189
- ISBN-10: 1138009180
- Artikelnr.: 39711550
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 30
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. April 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 156mm x 36mm
- Gewicht: 657g
- ISBN-13: 9781138009189
- ISBN-10: 1138009180
- Artikelnr.: 39711550
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
F. A. Hayek (Author) , Lawrence H. White (University of Missouri, St. Louis, USA)
Part 1: Introductoion 1. The Scope of the Inquiry 2. Equilibrium Analysis
and the Capital Problem 3. The Significance of Analysis in Real Terms 4.
The Relation of this Study to the Current Theories of Capital 5. The Nature
of the Capital Problem 6. The Duration of the Process of Production and the
Durability of Goods: Some Definitions 7. Capital and the 'Subsistence Fund'
Part 2: Investment in a Simple Economy 8. The Output Function and the Input
Function 9. The Continuous Process of Production 10. The Position of
Durable Goods in the Investment Structure 11. The Productivity of
Investment 12. Planning for a Constant Output Stream 13. Compound Interest
and the Instantaneous Rate of Interest 14. The Marginal Productivity of
Investment and the Rate of Interest 15. Input, Output, and the Stock of
Capital in Value Terms 16. The Marginal Value Product of Investment: The
Problem of Attribution (Imputation) 17. Time Preference and its Effects
with Constant Returns on Investment 18. The Preference and Productivity:
Their Relative Importance Part 3: Capitalistic Production in a Competitive
Community 19. The General Conditions of Equilibrium 20. The Accumulation of
Capital 21. The Effect of the Accumulation of Capital on the Quantities
Produced and on Relative Prices of Different Commodities 22. The Adjustment
of the Capital Structure to Foreseen Changes 23. The Effects of Unforeseen
Changes and in Particular of Inventions 24. The Mobility of Capital 25.
'Saving', 'Investment' and the 'Consumption of Capital' Part 4: The Rate of
Interest in a Money Economy 26. Factors Affecting the Rate of Interest in
the Short Run 27. Long-run Forces Affecting the Rate of Interest 28.
Differences between Interest Rates: Conclusions and Outlook
and the Capital Problem 3. The Significance of Analysis in Real Terms 4.
The Relation of this Study to the Current Theories of Capital 5. The Nature
of the Capital Problem 6. The Duration of the Process of Production and the
Durability of Goods: Some Definitions 7. Capital and the 'Subsistence Fund'
Part 2: Investment in a Simple Economy 8. The Output Function and the Input
Function 9. The Continuous Process of Production 10. The Position of
Durable Goods in the Investment Structure 11. The Productivity of
Investment 12. Planning for a Constant Output Stream 13. Compound Interest
and the Instantaneous Rate of Interest 14. The Marginal Productivity of
Investment and the Rate of Interest 15. Input, Output, and the Stock of
Capital in Value Terms 16. The Marginal Value Product of Investment: The
Problem of Attribution (Imputation) 17. Time Preference and its Effects
with Constant Returns on Investment 18. The Preference and Productivity:
Their Relative Importance Part 3: Capitalistic Production in a Competitive
Community 19. The General Conditions of Equilibrium 20. The Accumulation of
Capital 21. The Effect of the Accumulation of Capital on the Quantities
Produced and on Relative Prices of Different Commodities 22. The Adjustment
of the Capital Structure to Foreseen Changes 23. The Effects of Unforeseen
Changes and in Particular of Inventions 24. The Mobility of Capital 25.
'Saving', 'Investment' and the 'Consumption of Capital' Part 4: The Rate of
Interest in a Money Economy 26. Factors Affecting the Rate of Interest in
the Short Run 27. Long-run Forces Affecting the Rate of Interest 28.
Differences between Interest Rates: Conclusions and Outlook
Part 1: Introductoion 1. The Scope of the Inquiry 2. Equilibrium Analysis
and the Capital Problem 3. The Significance of Analysis in Real Terms 4.
The Relation of this Study to the Current Theories of Capital 5. The Nature
of the Capital Problem 6. The Duration of the Process of Production and the
Durability of Goods: Some Definitions 7. Capital and the 'Subsistence Fund'
Part 2: Investment in a Simple Economy 8. The Output Function and the Input
Function 9. The Continuous Process of Production 10. The Position of
Durable Goods in the Investment Structure 11. The Productivity of
Investment 12. Planning for a Constant Output Stream 13. Compound Interest
and the Instantaneous Rate of Interest 14. The Marginal Productivity of
Investment and the Rate of Interest 15. Input, Output, and the Stock of
Capital in Value Terms 16. The Marginal Value Product of Investment: The
Problem of Attribution (Imputation) 17. Time Preference and its Effects
with Constant Returns on Investment 18. The Preference and Productivity:
Their Relative Importance Part 3: Capitalistic Production in a Competitive
Community 19. The General Conditions of Equilibrium 20. The Accumulation of
Capital 21. The Effect of the Accumulation of Capital on the Quantities
Produced and on Relative Prices of Different Commodities 22. The Adjustment
of the Capital Structure to Foreseen Changes 23. The Effects of Unforeseen
Changes and in Particular of Inventions 24. The Mobility of Capital 25.
'Saving', 'Investment' and the 'Consumption of Capital' Part 4: The Rate of
Interest in a Money Economy 26. Factors Affecting the Rate of Interest in
the Short Run 27. Long-run Forces Affecting the Rate of Interest 28.
Differences between Interest Rates: Conclusions and Outlook
and the Capital Problem 3. The Significance of Analysis in Real Terms 4.
The Relation of this Study to the Current Theories of Capital 5. The Nature
of the Capital Problem 6. The Duration of the Process of Production and the
Durability of Goods: Some Definitions 7. Capital and the 'Subsistence Fund'
Part 2: Investment in a Simple Economy 8. The Output Function and the Input
Function 9. The Continuous Process of Production 10. The Position of
Durable Goods in the Investment Structure 11. The Productivity of
Investment 12. Planning for a Constant Output Stream 13. Compound Interest
and the Instantaneous Rate of Interest 14. The Marginal Productivity of
Investment and the Rate of Interest 15. Input, Output, and the Stock of
Capital in Value Terms 16. The Marginal Value Product of Investment: The
Problem of Attribution (Imputation) 17. Time Preference and its Effects
with Constant Returns on Investment 18. The Preference and Productivity:
Their Relative Importance Part 3: Capitalistic Production in a Competitive
Community 19. The General Conditions of Equilibrium 20. The Accumulation of
Capital 21. The Effect of the Accumulation of Capital on the Quantities
Produced and on Relative Prices of Different Commodities 22. The Adjustment
of the Capital Structure to Foreseen Changes 23. The Effects of Unforeseen
Changes and in Particular of Inventions 24. The Mobility of Capital 25.
'Saving', 'Investment' and the 'Consumption of Capital' Part 4: The Rate of
Interest in a Money Economy 26. Factors Affecting the Rate of Interest in
the Short Run 27. Long-run Forces Affecting the Rate of Interest 28.
Differences between Interest Rates: Conclusions and Outlook