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Audiobooks by Eugen Von Bhm-Bawerk
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'Capital and Interest' is a seminal work in the field of economics written by Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk, an Austrian economist and one of the key figures in the Austrian School of economics. First published in German in 1884, it explores the relationship between the concepts of capital and interest, delving into the role of time and the interplay between saving and investing.
“Recent Literature on Interest” is a book by Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk. It serves as a supplement to his two major works, “Capital and Interest” and “The Positive Theory of Capital”. In this book, Böhm-Bawerk addresses alternatives to the Austrian theory he had previously presented, thereby clarifying the case. The book is an excellent illustration of the economist’s stunning patience and capacity for thorough exposition.
'Karl Marx and the Close of His System' by Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk is a critical examination of Marxian economics and the theory of surplus value. Originally published in 1896, this work challenges Marx's labor theory of value and provides a detailed analysis of the flaws and inconsistencies within Marx's economic framework. Böhm-Bawerk argues that Marx's predictions of capitalist collapse and the inevitability of socialism are based on faulty economic reasoning and fails to account for fundamental principles of economics such as time preference, capital accumulation, and the role of entrepreneurship. Through rigorous analysis and logical argumentation, Böhm-Bawerk dismantles key aspects of Marx's theories and offers alternative interpretations of economic phenomena.
In 'The Positive Theory of Capital,' Böhm-Bawerk delves into the nature of capital, interest, and the interplay between savings, investment, and time preferences. He explores the relationship between the structure of production and the interest rate, providing a detailed examination of the time element in the production process and its impact on the value of capital. The book is known for its rigorous analysis and critical examination of other economic theories, particularly those related to interest and capital.
