Capital and Interest Theory
The Mythology of Capital
From The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 50, Number 2 (February 1936).
Reflections on the Pure Theory of Money of Mr. J.M. Keynes
From Economica, No. 33 (August 1931) and No. 35 (February 1932).
Investment that Raises the Demand for Capital
From The Review of Economic Statistics, Volume 19, Number 4 (November 1937).
8. Myths and Facts About Big Business
Rockefeller, Carnegie, Dow, Hill, and other great American businessmen did more for America than all the big-government programs combined. These men were market entrepreneurs, not political ones.
Who’s Afraid of the CPI!
Everybody worries about inflation these days. It’s chic. It’s trendy. And it gives me a great comeback to the boss at raise time.
7. Capital, Interest and the Structure of Production
All action takes time. Humans use time as a tool. Time preference ranking is now, not later, although time preferences will differ over time and for different people, like children who want things right now.
3. The Determination of Prices
What principles determine the formation of prices on the free market? The equilibrium price between supply and demand determines prices according to the value scales of sellers and buyers and their elastic or inelastic positions.