Studies in Austrian Capital Theory, Investment and Time
edited by Malte Faber
Summary of the Papers -- 1. On the Development of Austrian Capital Theory -- 2. Relationships between Modern Austrian and Sraffa’s Capital Theory -- 3. Austrians Versus Austrians I: A Subjectivist View of Interest -- 4. Austrians Versus Austrians II: Functionalist Versus Essentialist Theories of Interest -- 5. A Neo-Austrian Two-Period Multisector Model of Capital -- 6. Own Rates of Interest in a General Multisector Model of Capital -- 7. A Neo-Austrian Approach to the Open-Endedness of the Future : An Overview -- 8. Neo-Austrian Characterization of Proportional Prices with Positive Rate of Interest Relative to the Growth Rate -- 9. Roundaboutness, Nontightness and Malinvaud Prices in Multisector Models with Infinite Horizon -- 10. Competitive Finite Value Prices: A Complete Characterization -- 11. Time and Production: Period versus Continuous Analysis. -- 12. Flow and Fund Approaches to Irreversible Investment Decisions -- 13. On the Methodology of Strategic Interaction in Time -- 14. A Dynamic Game with Macroeconomic Investment Decisions Under Alternative Market Structures -- 15. Remarks on a Dynamic Game with Macroeconomic Investment -- 16 A Dynamic Macroeconomic Investment Game with Non-Linear Saving Behavior -- 17. Time Irreversibilities in Economics: Some Lessons from the Natural Sciences -- List of Authors.
