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Productive savings, invention, and investment supply in Rae's growth theory

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Fisher and Böhm-Bawerk on Rae's version of classical interest theory

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Hoarding in banks and Keynes' short run theory of interest

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Senior's abstinence theory of the supply of business savings

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Finance V. Ownership : Mill's Two Abstinences and the Link between Profit and Interest

Gootzeit, Michael J. - 2010

The difference between profit and interest was never clarified by the early classicists, but J. S. Mill provided a partial answer: It was based on his two concepts of quot;abstinencequot;. Interest was the reward for anonymous or quot;contractquot; personal saving without ownership-savings...

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