Author(s): Benjamin Anderson
Publisher: The Ludwig von Mises Institute
Year: 2007
Language: English
Commentary: More best quality: A4 format like retail edition
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Part I. The Value of Money and the General Theory of Value
Chapter I: Economic Value
Chapter II: Supply and Demand, and the Value of Money
Chapter III: Cost of Production and’ the Value of Money
Chapter IV: The Capitalization Theory and the Value of Money
Chapter V: Marginal Utility and the Value of Money
Part II. The Quantity Theory
Chapter VI: The Quantity Theory of Prices. Introduction
Chapter VII: Dodo-Bones
Chapter VIII: The “Equation of Exchange”
Chapter IX: The Volume of Money and the Volume of Credit
Chapter X: “Normal” vs. “Transitional” Tendencies
Chapter XI: Barter
Chapter XII: Velocity of Circulation
Chapter XIII: The Volume of Money and the Volume of Trade—Trade and Speculation
Appendix To Chapter XIII: The Relation of Foreign to Domestic Trade in the United States
Chapter XIV: The Volume of Trade and the Volume of Money and Credit
Chapter XV: The Quantity Theory: The “Passiveness of Prices”
Chapter XVI: The Quantity Theory and International Gold Movements
Chapter XVII: The Quantity Theory vs. Gresham’s Law
Chapter XVIII: The Quantity Theory and “World Prices”
Chapter XIX: Statistical Demonstrations of the Quantity Theory—The Rediscovery of A Buried City
Part III. The Value of Money
Chapter XX: Recapitulation of Positive Doctrine
Chapter XXI: The Origin of Money, and the Value of Gold
Chapter XXII: The Functions of Money and the Value of Money
Chapter XXIII: Credit
Chapter XXIV: Credit—Bank Assets and Bank Reserves
Part IV. The Reconciliation of Statics and Dynamics
Chapter XXV: The Reconciliation of Statics and Dynamics
Index