Part 1: The Dynamic Approach to Economic Theory 1. Introduction to the Study of Dynamic Theory 2. Algebraic Discussion of the Relations Between Some Fundamental Concepts Part 2: The Rate of Interest and the Price Level (1930) 1. Introduction 2. The Cumulative Process Caused by Lowering or Raising the Level of Interest Rates 3. The Significance of Interest Rate Differentiation 4. The Rate of Interest As An Instrument For the Maintenance of An Unchanged Price Level 5. The Rate of Interest As An Instrument for Regulating The Price Level in Inverse proportion to Productivity 6. Wicksell’s Concept of a ‘Normal Rate of Interest’ Part 3: The Place of Capital in the Theory of Price (1929) 1. The Traditional Setting of the Pricing Problem 2. Perfect Foresight and Stationary Conditions 3. Perfect Foresight and Dynamic Conditions 4. Imperfect Foresight. Appendix: The Problem of Balancing the Budget (1935)
Biography
Erik Lindahl
‘It is a classic...This book opens to English reader the chapter and verse of Swedish economics. The nature of economic theory, the problem of planning, the theory of prices, the measurement of values in a dynamic economy, the rate of interest and the nature and function of capital – all are set out in a full and stately way.’ Donald Tyerman, Time and Tide.
