Gesammelte Schriften in deutscher Sprache

Zusatztext

In this work, which is presented in German for the first time and which Hayek published in 1941 while he was teaching at the London School of Economics, he develops - based on the 'Austrian' tradition - a three-dimensional idea of capital by analyzing possible variations of the input-output structure of production and outlines the nonmonetary fundamentals of establishing interest rates. This book deals with a central issue in an international discussion on concepts of the theory of capital, a discussion which began almost a century ago. In the present-day world, Hayek's theory would provide a very suitable method for investigating problems, especially those of human capital. In the afterword, Erich W. Streissler takes a critical look at Hayek's assumptions and establishes the position of this work in the context of the history of theories. This volume has been translated into German so that the German edition of Hayek's works will be complete.

Autorenportrait

Monika Streissler (Übersetzt von) Dr. rer.pol., wissenschaftliche Übersetzerin u.a. von Hauptwerken von Becker, Galbraith, Hayek, Olson, North und Williamson. Friedrich A. von Hayek (Von (Autor)) (18991992) 191823 Studium der Rechts und Staatswissenschaften in Wien; 1921 Dr. jur.; 1923 Dr. rer. pol.; 1929 Privatdozent an der Universität Wien; 193150 Tooke Professor of Economic Science and Statistics, London School of Economics; 195062 Professor of Social and Moral Science, University of Chicago; 196268 Professor für Volkswirtschaftslehre, AlbertLudwigsUniversität Freiburg im Breisgau.

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