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San Francisco School of Economics
Part One: The Origin of Money
1. The Axiom of
Declining Marginal Utility
2. Direct versus Indirect Exchange
3.
The Dual Nature of Money
4. Arbitrage
5. The Disequilibrium
Theory of Price Formation
6. A Critique of the Quantity Theory of
Money
Part Two: The Origin of Interest
7. The
Two Sources of Credit: Saving and Clearing
8. The Propensity to
Save and the Rate of Interest
9. Exchanging Wealth and Income
10.
The Productivity of Capital versus Time Preference
11. The Market
Process Determining the Rate of Interest
12. The Structure of
Capital Markets
Part Three: The Origin of
Discounting
13. The Bill of Exchange
14. The Propensity
to Consume and the Discount Rate
15. The Market Process
Determining the Discount Rate
16. The Marginal Productivity of
Social Circulating Capital
17. The Discount House and the
Acceptance House
18. The Rise and Fall of Commercial
Banking
Part Four: The Fall of and Rise of the Gold
Standard
19. The Error of Ludwig von Mises
20. Adam
Smith’s Real Bills Doctrine
Volume II: Further
Readings
The Rise and Fall of Commercial Banking
Illicit
Interest Arbitrage: Borrowing Short to Lend Long
The Bond
Market
The Bill Market
Self-Liquidating Credit
The Origin of
the Bank Note
The Bill of the Goldsmith
The Principle of
Capitalizing Incomes