A RECONSIDERATION OF THE ECONOMIC CONCEPTSOF GUSTAV SCHMOLLER
II. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMICS AND HISTORY.
A. ECONOMIC EVOLUTION AS A SUBSET OF HISTORICAL EVOLUTION.
B. PREVAILING ECONOMIC THEORY AND STRUCTURE AS A MANIFESTATION, IN PART, OF THE SOCIO POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT OF WHICH IT IS A PART.
III. COMMUNAL INFLUENCES ON ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, AND THE ROLE OF ECONOMIC THEORY AND STRUCTURE.
A. COMMUNAL INFLUENCES ON INDIVIDUAL ECONOMIC DECISIONS.
B. ECONOMIC THEORY AND STRUCTURE AS A FORM OF STATE MAKING.
IV. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC INTERACTION.
A. FALLACY OF THE CONCEPT OF NATURAL HARMONY OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC INTERESTS.
B. FALLACY OF "ONE MAN'S MEAT IS ANOTHER MAN'S POISON" CONCEPT OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC INTERACTION.
C. INTERDEPENDENCY IN INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC INTERACTION.
D. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC COOPERATION AS A FORM OF INTERNATIONAL LAW.
V. APPLICATION OF SCHMOLLER'S ECONOMIC CONCEPTS TO CONTEMPORARY ECONOMIC ISSUES.
A. ECONOMIC STRUCTURE BASED UPON A CONCEPT OF A SOCIALIST UTOPIA.
2. PROHIBITING THE EXPORT OF RAW MATERIALS.
4. MOST FAVORED NATION DESIGNATIONS.
5. INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS.
b. INTERNATIONAL TRADING UNIONS.
C. STATELESS COMPETITION AS A FORM OF COMMUNISM.
VII. PRELIMINARY BIBLIOGRAPHY.Ashley, W. J. An Introduction to English Economic History and Theory, vol. 1. New York: Putnam Publishe
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