Capital and Interest: A Critical History of Economic Theory by Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk
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Chapters
- Translator's Preface7,748 words
- The Problem of Interest3,300 words
- Book I, Chapter I: The Opposition to Interest in Classical and Mediæval Times3,825 words
- Book I, Chapter II: The Defence of Interest From the Sixteenth Till the Eighteenth Century11,598 words
- Book I, Chapter III: Turgot's Fructification Theory3,067 words
- Book I, Chapter IV: Adam Smith and the Development of the Problem3,401 words
- Book I, Chapter V: The Colourless Theories9,818 words
- Book II, Chapter I: The Productive Power of Capital2,891 words
- Book II, Chapter II: The Naïve Productivity Theories7,947 words
- Book II, Chapter III: The Indirect Productivity Theories14,282 words
- Book III, Chapter I: The Use of Capital1,005 words
- Book III, Chapter II: Historical Statement9,188 words
- Book III, Chapter III: The Plan of Criticism562 words
- Book III, Chapter IV: The Use of Capital According to the Say-Hermann School1,058 words
- Book III, Chapter V: The True Conception of the Use of Goods2,976 words
- Book III, Chapter VI: Criticism of the Say-Hermann Conceptions1,382 words
- Book III, Chapter VII: The Independent Use: An Unproved Assumption5,627 words
- Book III, Chapter VIII: The Independent Use: Its Untenable Conclusions2,201 words
- Book III, Chapter IX: The Independent Use: Its Origin in Legal Fiction2,478 words
- Book III, Chapter X: Menger's Conception of Use848 words
- Book III, Chapter XI: Final Insufficiency of the Use Theory862 words
- Book IV, Chapter I: Senior's Statement of the Theory1,899 words
- Book IV, Chapter II: Criticism of Senior4,800 words
- Book IV, Chapter III: Bastiat's Statement1,768 words
- The English Group1,140 words
- The French Group2,031 words
- The German Group2,469 words
- Book VI, Chapter I: Historical Survey4,179 words
- Book VI, Chapter II: Rodbertus13,996 words
- Book VI, Chapter III: Marx9,560 words
- Book VII, Chapter I: The Eclectics6,135 words
- Book VII, Chapter II: The Later Fructification Theory2,824 words
- Conclusion20,785 words
- About Liberty Fund328 words
- The Online Library of Liberty235 words
- Copyright Information531 words
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