Introduction of the Total Theory of Labor. New Positive Foundation of Economics.

Language: German

Published by Evans Printing, 1950

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232 S. Gutes Ex. - First Part FUNDAMENTAL THOUGHTS IN ECONOMICS -- MEANS, ESSENCE AND CONDITIONS OF ECONOMY -- I THE PROCESS OF PRODUCTION - THE SPIRAL-LIKE MOTION OF -- LABOR ENERGY -- CONCLUSION -- II THE ELEMENTS, THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION AND OF VALUE -- I THE RESEARCH METHOD AND THE CLASSIFICATION OF FIELDS -- OF ECONOMICS -- Second Part -- THE APPLICATION OF THE ELEMENTS OF THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION AND OF VALUE TO SOLVE AND EXPLAIN ALL ECONOMIC PROBLEMS -- THE BASIC PRINCIPLE OF ECONOMY -- I WHAT ARE PRODUCTIVITY AND COSTS -- II THE CONCEPT AND THE FORMATION OF CAPITAL -- I RATIONALIZATION, TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS - CIVILIZATION -- - AND CAPITAL FORMATION -- Technological Rationalization - Technological Progress -- NO-MATERIAL, ABSTRACT RATIONALIZATION - CULTURE -- V ORGANIZATIONAL RATIONALIZATION AND THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE TOTAL THEORY OF LABOR -- The organic integration of all labor and capital energies -- The best possible use of the productive energies -- Third Part THE PROBLEM OF VALUE -- Critical Part THE QUANTITY OF LABOR THEORY -- I THE MARGINAL UTILITY THEORY -- II THE RECIPROCAL, ORGANIC PRICE THEORY Positive Part ANALYSIS AND CREATION OF VALUE -- General observations -- WHICH ARE THE ELEMENTS OF LABOR AND OF VALUE? -- WHAT IS THE INNER RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ELEMENTS, THE FACTORS OF VALUE -- THE PRODUCTIVITY AND THE VALUE OF THE DIRECTIVE FACTOR -- A COMPARISON OF THE THREE MAIN THEORIES OF VALUE AND THE THEORY OF LABOR ENERGY THE THREE CHIEF LAWS OF THE FORMATION OF VALUE -- General observations -- The problem of interest -- The three basic laws of the formation of value -- The formation of value in an isolated, primitive economy The formation of value in a capitalistic primitive economy -- CONCLUSIONS -- PRODUCTIVE ENERGY, VALUE, WEALTH, PRICE, PRODUCTIVITY AND PROFITABILITY -- The relationship between Wealth, value and productivity Value, Price and Wealth -- What is price? -- The relationship between value and price -- The value of Money -- Determination of monetary value through the price -- index -- Inflation -- Deflation -- The essence and effects of the deflation -- The sequence of the phenomena and the main cause of -- deflation -- Fourth Part -- THE FORMATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF SOCIAL PRODUCT -- SOCIAL INCOME AND ITS DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO THE -- PROBLEM OF CAPITAL CREATION -- The static economy -- The dynamic economy -- THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRODUCTIVITY, CAPITAL FORMATION, GROSS AND NET INCOME, SAVINGS, WAGES, PROFITS AND INTEREST Productivity, Capital formation, Savings Gross and Net Income -- Productivity, Wages, Profit and Interest -- Profit and Wages -- Types of Labor and of Wages -- Fifth Part -- ECONOMIC DEPRESSION AND INTERNATIONAL TRAD! -- THE MAIN CAUSE OF ECONOMIC CRISIS; ANALYSIS OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND -- An analysis of supply and demand - saving - unsaving -- Needs -- Purchasing Power -- The will to satisfy present needs -- Post War Economic Development -- I INTERNATIONAL TRADE -- The second stage of the world's post-war economic problems -- What factors shall determine the competitive ability of each country? -- Objective factors -- Subjective factors -- Wages -- The foreign purchasing power of money -- The commercial ability of the enterprises of each country -- The political and economic strength of each country -- CRITICISMS -- The difficulties which meet a new theory -- Criticism of Prof Dr Johann Gerhardt -- A letter of Prof Dr Rittershausen -- Criticism of Prof Dr Hans Peter -- Criticism of Prof Dr Anastasios Spourgitis -- Criticism of Prof Dr Xen Zolotas -- An open letter to Prof Dr X Zolotas -- Cassel's opinion regarding the Marginal Utility Theory; the advantages and disadvantages of the Total Theory of Labor. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.…

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Title
Introduction of the Total Theory of Labor. New Positive Foundation of Economics.
Author
Kokkalis, Alexander:
Publisher
Evans Printing
Publication year
1950
Condition
Gut
Binding
Originalleinen.
Language
German
Item weight
550 grams
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