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John Maynard Keynes. Essays in Persuasion
Essays in Persuasion
Table of Contents
PREFACE
I. THE TREATY OF PEACE
THE TREATY OF PEACE
1. Paris (1919)
SPIRIT OF THE YEARS
SPIRIT OF THE PITIES
SPIRIT OF THE YEARS
2. The Capacity of Germany to pay Reparations (1919)
3. Proposals for the Reconstruction of Europe (1919)
(i) The Revision of the Treaty
(ii) The Settlement of Inter-Ally Indebtedness
(iii) An International Loan
4. The Change of Opinion (1921)
5. War Debts and the United States
(i) Cancellation (1921)
(ii) The Balfour Note (1925)
(iii) Cancellation (1928)[7]
II. INFLATION AND DEFLATION
INFLATION AND DEFLATION
1. Inflation (1919)
2. Social Consequences of Changes in the Value of Money (1923)
(A) CHANGES IN THE VALUE OF MONEY, AS AFFECTING DISTRIBUTION (i) The Investing Class
(ii) The Business Class
(iii) The Earner
(B) CHANGES IN THE VALUE OF MONEY, AS AFFECTING PRODUCTION
3. The French Franc
(i) An open letter to the French Minister of Finance (whoever he is or may be) (Jan. 1926)
(ii) The Stabilisation of the Franc (1928)
4. A Programme of Expansion (General Election, May 1929)
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5. The Great Slump of 1930 (1930)
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II
6. Economy (1931)
(i) Saving and Spending (Jan. 1931)[14]
(ii) The Economy Report (Aug. 15, 1931)
(iii) The Economy Bill (Sept. 19, 1931)
7. The Consequences to the Banks of the Collapse of Money Values (Aug. 1931)
III. THE RETURN TO THE GOLD STANDARD
THE RETURN TO THE GOLD STANDARD
1. Auri Sacra Fames (Sept. 1930)
2. Alternative Aims in Monetary Policy (1923)[16]
(i) Devaluation versus Deflation
(ii) Stability of Prices versus Stability of Exchange
(iii) The Restoration of a Gold Standard
3. Positive Suggestions for the Future Regulation of Money (1923)
4. The Speeches of the Bank Chairmen (1924-1927)
(i) February 1924
(ii) February 1925
(iii) February 1927[21]
(Volume of Deposits in 1922 = 100)
5. The Economic Consequences of Mr. Churchill (1925)[22]
(i) The Misleading of Mr. Churchill
(ii) The Balance of Trade and the Bank of England
(iii) Is there a Remedy?
6. Mitigation by Tariff[26]
(i) Proposals for a Revenue Tariff (March 7, 1931)
(ii) On the Eve of Gold Suspension (Sept. 10, 1931)
(iii) After the Suspension of Gold (A letter to The Times, Sept. 28, 1931)
7. The End of the Gold Standard
(Sept. 27, 1931)[29]
IV. POLITICS
POLITICS
1. A Short View of Russia (1925) (i) What is the Communist Faith?
(ii) Communism's Power to Survive
2. The End of Laissez-faire (1926)
3. Am I a Liberal? (1925)[32]
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II
4. Liberalism and Labour (1926)[33]
V. THE FUTURE
THE FUTURE
1. Clissold (1927)
2. Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren (1930)
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