What You Should Know About Inflation

He presents the Austrian theory of money in the clearest possible terms, and contrasts it with the fallacies of government management. He takes on not only the Keynesians but also the monetarists, as well as anyone who believes that government debt accumulation and manipulation of interest rates are harmless.

So this book is about far more than inflation. He touches on a wide variety of macroeconomic topics, any area of economic policy that is related to the monetary regime, including budget and trade issues, as well has the economic history of inflation.

Autor: Henry Hazlitt

Año: 2007

Encuadernación: tapa blanda 

Páginas: 160

Idioma: Inglés

Editorial: Ludwig von Mises Institute

It is a challenging thesis, particularly because it doesn't depend on any reform other than freeing the market.

1. What Inflation is
2. Some Qualifications
3. Some Popular Fallacies
4. A Twenty-Year Record
5. False Remedy: Price Fixing
6. The Cure for Inflation
7. Inflation Has Two Faces
8. What 'Monetary Management' Means
9. Gold Goes With Inflation
10. In Dispraise of PAper
11. The Cure for Inflation
12. Inflation and High Costs
13. Is Inflation a Blessing?
14. Why Return to Gold
15. Gold Means Good Faith
16. What Price for Gold?
17. The Dollar-Gold Ratio
18. Lessons of the Greenbacks
19. The Black Market Test
20. How to Return to Gold
21. Some Errors of Inflationists
22. Selective Credit Control
23. Must We Ration Credit?
24. Money and Goods
25. The Great Swindle
26. Easy Money = Inflation
27. Cost-Push Inflation?
28. Contradictory Goals
29. Administered Inflation
30. Easy Money has an End
31. Can Inflation Merely Creep?
32. How to Wipe Out Debt
33. The Cost-Price Squeeze
34. The Employment Act of 1946
35. Inflate? Or Adjust?
36. Deficits vs. Jobs
37. Why Cheap Money Fails
38. How to Control Credit
39. Who Makes Inflation?
40. Inflation as a Policy
41. The Open Conspiracy
42. How the Spiral Spins
43. Inflation vs. Morality
44. How Can You Beat Inflation?
45. The ABC of Inflation