On the Nature of the Problem
3 The Connection Between the Equilibrium Rate and the Money Rate of Interest
4 The Influence of the Interest Policy of the Credit-issuing Banks on Production
Chapter 20 Problems of Credit Policy
1 The Conflict of Credit Policies
(II) Problems of Credit Policy Before the War
3 The Nature of Discount Policy
5 Systems Similar to the Gold-Premium Policy
6 The Nonsatisfaction of the So-called Illegitimate Demand for Money
7 Other Measures for Strengthening the Stock of Metal Held by the Central Banks-of-Issue
8 The Promotion of Check and Clearing Transactions as a Means of Reducing the Rate of Discount
(III) Problems of Credit Policy in the Period Immediately After the War
10 A Return to a Gold Currency
11 The Problem of the Freedom of the Banks
12 Fisher’s Proposal for a Commodity Standard
13 The Basic Questions of Future Currency Policy
PART FOUR MONETARY RECONSTRUCTION
Chapter 21 The Principle of Sound Money
1 The Classical Idea of Sound Money
2 The Virtues and Alleged Shortcomings of the Gold Standard
3 The Full-Employment Doctrine
4 The Emergency Argument in Favor of Inflation
Chapter 22 Contemporary Currency Systems
1 The Inflexible Gold Standard
3 The Freely Vacillating Currency
Chapter 23 The Return to Sound Money
1 Monetary Policy and the Present Trend Toward All-round Planning
3 Currency Reform in Ruritania
4 The United States’ Return to a Sound Currency
5 The Controversy Concerning the Choice of the New Gold Parity
APPENDIX A On the Classification of Monetary Theories (This Appendix was first published as a journal article in 1917–1918, it was later used as a chapter in the 2nd German edition of 1924, but was then relegated to the Appendix in the Batson translation of 1934)
1 Catallactic and Acatallactic Monetary Doctrine
3 Schumpeter’s Attempt to Formulate a Catallactic Claim Theory
5 The Concept of “Metallism” in Wieser and Philippovich
APPENDIX B Translator’s Note on the Translation of Certain Technical Terms
