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Chapters

1. Analytical Table of Contents5,094 words
2. I. The Scope of the Inquiry3,446 words
3. II. Equilibrium Analysis and the Capital Problem5,669 words
4. III. The Significance of Analysis in Real Terms3,980 words
5. IV. The Relation of this Study to the Current Theories of Capital3,428 words
6. V. The Nature of the Capital Problem5,705 words
7. VI. The Duration of the Process of Production and the Durability of Goods: Some Definitions7,289 words
8. VII. Capital and the "Subsistence Fund"332 words
9. VIII. The Output Function and the Input Function5,220 words
10. IX. The Continuous Process of Production4,256 words
11. X. The Position of Durable Goods in the Investment Structure4,570 words
12. XI. The Productivity of Investment5,474 words
13. XII. Planning for a Constant Output Stream5,669 words
14. XIII. Compound Interest and the Instantaneous Rate of Interest2,805 words
15. XIV. The Marginal Productivity of Investment and the Rate of Interest4,723 words
16. XV. Input, Output, and the Stock of Capital in Value Terms2,937 words
17. XVI. The Marginal Value Product of Investment: The Problem of Attribution (Imputation)3,609 words
18. XVII. Time Preference and its Effects with Constant Returns on Investment4,724 words
19. XVIII. Time Preference and Productivity: Their Relative Importance5,746 words
20. XIX. The General Conditions of Equilibrium7,108 words
21. XX. The Accumulation of Capital5,652 words
22. XXI. The Effect of the Accumulation of Capital on the Quantities Produced and on Relative Prices of Different Commodities3,059 words
23. XXII. The Adjustment of the Capital Structure to Foreseen Changes4,399 words
24. XXIII. The Effects of Unforeseen Changes and in Particular of Inventions5,874 words
25. XXIV. The Mobility of Capital2,138 words
26. XXV. "Saving", "Investment", and the "Consumption of Capital"6,178 words
27. XXVI. Factors Affecting the Rate of Interest in the Short Run5,252 words
28. XXVII. Long-Run Forces Affecting the Rate of Interest10,890 words
29. XXVIII. Differences Between Interest Rates: Conclusions and Outlook5,110 words
30. APPENDIX I. Time Preference and Productivity3,788 words
31. APPENDIX II. The "Conversion of Circulating Capital into Fixed Captial"3,290 words
32. APPENDIX III. "Demand for Commodities is not Demand for Labour" versus The Doctrine of "Derived Demand"2,887 words
33. Bibliography3,000 words
34. Index of Definitions of Some Technical Terms126 words
35. About this edition64 words