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Intro; Contents; Introduction; References; Gustav Schmoller's Program and Its Valuation Today and Tomorrow; 1 Introduction; 2 Biographical Data, "Schmoller's Program" and the Main Fields of Research, Teaching and Influence on Politics; 3 Studies on Schmoller's Works; 3.1 Memorial Articles of 1917 and After; 3.2 Studies on Schmoller's Works Published Around 1988 and After; 4 Rise and Decline of Schmoller's Influence on Economics, and the Impact of New Interest and '"Big Data" on the Future Development of "Schmollerism"; 5 Summary and Conclusions; References.
Gustav von Schmoller in the Netherlands 1870-1940. A Forgotten Economist?1 Introduction; 2 Schmoller and the Turbulent Years; 3 Reputation and Parliamentary Debate; 3.1 Reputation; 3.2 Parliamentary Debates; 4 Treub and Veraart; 4.1 Treub; 4.2 Veraart; 5 Conclusion; Appendix; Bibliography; Parliamentary Proceedings; Archives; Newspapers; Schmoller Research in China and Its Potential; References; Gustav Schmoller and Adolph Wagner: The Idea of Social Justice in Health Care; 1 Introduction; 2 Part I. Gustav (von, 1908) Schmoller (1838-1917); 3 Part II: Adolph Wagner (1835-1917).
4 Summary and ConclusionsReferences; Timely Lessons for the Post-9/11 World from Schmoller and Wagner; 1 Wagner: The Innovative Promoter of Public Finance; 2 The 9/11 Attack in Memoirs of the White House Policy Makers; References; Wagner's Law, Money and the Theory of Financial Crisis: Adolph Wagner's Early Viennese Publications; 1 Introduction: Adolph Wagner's Early Years in Vienna; 2 Historical Background: Wars, International Crises and Public Finances; 3 Wagner's Investigations of Currency Problems; 3.1 Das neue Lotterie-Anlehen und die Reform der Nationalbank (1860).
3.2 The Theory of Financial Crisis: Die Geld- und Credittheorie der Peel'schen Bankakte (1862a)3.3 Wagner's Analysis of the Paper Money Episode and the Consequences of Currency Stabilization in 1811; 4 The Origins of Wagner's Law: Die Ordnung des österreichischen Staatshaushaltes, mit besondere Rücksicht auf den Ausgaben-Etat und die Staatsschuld (1863); 5 Conclusion; References; Similarities and Differences in Central Concepts of Social Economy: Adolph Wagner's State Socialism and Heinrich Pesch's Solidarism; 1 Introduction; 2 Wagner's Concept of State Socialism.
3 Pesch's Concept of Solidarism; 4 Wagner's and Pesch's Systems Compared; References; Adolph Wagner Revisited: Is Redistribution of Income and Wealth a Public Good?; 1 Introduction; 2 Wagner on Individualism, Collective Needs and Redistribution; 3 The Austrian Legacy on Redistribution as a Collective Provision; 3.1 Emil Sax; 3.2 Erik Lindahl; 3.3 Knut Wicksell; 4 Samuelsonian Collective Goods and Redistribution; 4.1 Samuelson; 4.2 Hochman and Rodgers on Pareto Optimal Redistribution; 4.3 After Hochman and Rodgers; 5 The Political Economy of Redistribution; 5.1 Three Theories of Redistribution.
Gustav von Schmoller in the Netherlands 1870-1940. A Forgotten Economist?1 Introduction; 2 Schmoller and the Turbulent Years; 3 Reputation and Parliamentary Debate; 3.1 Reputation; 3.2 Parliamentary Debates; 4 Treub and Veraart; 4.1 Treub; 4.2 Veraart; 5 Conclusion; Appendix; Bibliography; Parliamentary Proceedings; Archives; Newspapers; Schmoller Research in China and Its Potential; References; Gustav Schmoller and Adolph Wagner: The Idea of Social Justice in Health Care; 1 Introduction; 2 Part I. Gustav (von, 1908) Schmoller (1838-1917); 3 Part II: Adolph Wagner (1835-1917).
4 Summary and ConclusionsReferences; Timely Lessons for the Post-9/11 World from Schmoller and Wagner; 1 Wagner: The Innovative Promoter of Public Finance; 2 The 9/11 Attack in Memoirs of the White House Policy Makers; References; Wagner's Law, Money and the Theory of Financial Crisis: Adolph Wagner's Early Viennese Publications; 1 Introduction: Adolph Wagner's Early Years in Vienna; 2 Historical Background: Wars, International Crises and Public Finances; 3 Wagner's Investigations of Currency Problems; 3.1 Das neue Lotterie-Anlehen und die Reform der Nationalbank (1860).
3.2 The Theory of Financial Crisis: Die Geld- und Credittheorie der Peel'schen Bankakte (1862a)3.3 Wagner's Analysis of the Paper Money Episode and the Consequences of Currency Stabilization in 1811; 4 The Origins of Wagner's Law: Die Ordnung des österreichischen Staatshaushaltes, mit besondere Rücksicht auf den Ausgaben-Etat und die Staatsschuld (1863); 5 Conclusion; References; Similarities and Differences in Central Concepts of Social Economy: Adolph Wagner's State Socialism and Heinrich Pesch's Solidarism; 1 Introduction; 2 Wagner's Concept of State Socialism.
3 Pesch's Concept of Solidarism; 4 Wagner's and Pesch's Systems Compared; References; Adolph Wagner Revisited: Is Redistribution of Income and Wealth a Public Good?; 1 Introduction; 2 Wagner on Individualism, Collective Needs and Redistribution; 3 The Austrian Legacy on Redistribution as a Collective Provision; 3.1 Emil Sax; 3.2 Erik Lindahl; 3.3 Knut Wicksell; 4 Samuelsonian Collective Goods and Redistribution; 4.1 Samuelson; 4.2 Hochman and Rodgers on Pareto Optimal Redistribution; 4.3 After Hochman and Rodgers; 5 The Political Economy of Redistribution; 5.1 Three Theories of Redistribution.