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Acknowledgments

Preface

Introduction

Part 1. Austro-Hungarian Monetary and Fiscal Policy Issues Before the First World War

1. The Political-Economic Motives of the Austrian Currency Reform

2. The Problem of Legal Resumption of Specie Payments in Austria-Hungary

3. The Foreign Exchange Policy of the Austro-Hungarian Bank

4. On the Problem of Legal Resumption of Specie Payments in Austria-Hungary: A Reply to Walther Federn

5. The Fourth Issuing Right of the Austro-Hungarian Bank

6. Financial Reform in Austria

7. The General Rise in Prices in the Light of Economic Theory

8. On Rising Prices and Purchasing Power Policies

9. Disturbances in the Economic Life of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy During the Years 1912-1913

Part 2. Economic Policy Issues in the Midst of the Great War

10. On the Goals of Trade Policy

11. Inflation

12. On Paying for the Costs of War and War Loans

13. Remarks Concerning the Problem of Emigration

Part 3. Austrian Fiscal and Monetary Problems in the Post-War Period

14. Monetary Devaluation and the National Budget

15. For the Reintroduction of Normal Stock Market Practices in Foreign Exchange Dealings

16. On Carl Menger’s Eightieth Birthday

17. How Can Austria Be Saved? An Economic Policy Program for Austria

18. The Claims of Note Holders upon Liquidation of the Bank

19. The Austrian Currency Problem Thirty Years Ago and Today

20. The Restoration of Austria’s Economic Situation

21. The Austrian Problem

22. The Gold-Exchange Standard

23. The Social Democratic Agrarian Program

24. America and the Reconstruction of the European Economy

25. The Currency and Finances of the Federal State of Austria

26. The Economic Crisis and Lessons for Banking Policy

Part 4. Interventionism, Collectivism, and Their Ideological Roots

27. The Economic System of Interventionism

28. Economic Order and the Political System

29. Remarks Concerning the Ideological Roots of the Monetary Catastrophe of 1923

Appendixes

A. Maxims for the Discussion of the Methodological Problems of the Social Sciences: Paper Delivered at the Private Seminar

B. Short Curriculum Vitae of Mayer Rachmiel Mises of Lemberg

Index

Notes