Studies in the theory of money and capital / by Erik Lindahl.
Material type: TextLanguage: engswe Series: The library of economics ; Section 2: New worksPublication details: New York : Farrar & Rinehart, Inc. [1939]Edition: First editionDescription: 391 pages: diagrams ; 22cmOther title:- The library of economics [Cover title]
- HB 501 .L5 1939
Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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BOOKS | Niebyl-Proctor Marxist Library General Stacks | The Karl H. Niebyl Collection | HB 501 .L5 1939 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not For Loan | NPML19110011 |
The greater part of the book has been translated by Tor Fernholm.
"Ex Libris Niebyl" label at front of book.
Includes index (pages 385 - 391)
Part One. The dynamic approach to economic theory Introduction to the study of dynamic theory -- Algebraic discussion of the relations between some fundamental concepts -- Part Two. The rate of interest and the price level (1930) I. Introduction -- II. The cumulative process caused by lowering or raising the level of interest rates -- II. The significance of interest rate differentiation -- IV. The rate of interest as an instrument for the maintenance of an unchanged price level -- V. The rate of interest as an instrument for regulating the price level in inverse proportion to productivity -- VI. Wicksell's concept of a "normal rate of interest" -- Part Three. The place of capital in the theory of price (1929) I. The traditional setting of the pricing problem -- II. Perfect foresight and stationary conditions -- III. Perfect foresight and dynamic conditions -- IV. Imperfect foresight .
"Synopsis: It is well-known that the Swedish experiment in practical economic control was inspired by a simultaneous development of economic thought in Sweden. Despite Swedish economics being known globally, until this book was originally published in 1939 there was little except second-hand descriptions of what the Swedes were really saying. This volume remedied that and explained hitherto hidden contemporary Swedish monetary theory." -- from the internet
Donation from Karl and Elizabeth Niebyl.
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