『Currency, Banking Credit, and Economic Circulation』 Ken'ya Kura / Jesús Huerta de Soto Price: ¥6,500 + tax ☆ Out of print / reprint undecided, according to the publisher (Shunjusha) etc. ● No obi (paper band). ● Cover, front cover, top, bottom, and edges show scratches, damage, some soiling, yellowing, scuffing, and creasing. ● The text itself is in relatively good condition. ※ The color of the attached photos may differ from the actual product depending on the camera and the screen performance of your device, so please consider them as a reference only. ※ I have confirmed that there are no problems that would hinder the reading of the text, such as writing, but there is a possibility of overlooking some minor issues, so please understand. #Ken'yaKura #Ken'ya_Kura #JesúsHuertadeSoto #Books #Society/Economics_Finance (The following is quoted from the Kinokuniya Bookstore Web Store) [Publisher's Content Information] Does a state that promotes "economy first" have a future? Economic, legal, and historical clarification of the "economic crisis" and its prescription. Does a state that promotes economy first have a future? Where is the world's economy heading? A dynamic prescription that explores the underlying causes of the continuing economic crisis and its true nature from economic, legal, and historical perspectives. A comprehensive work of Austrian School theory since Mises & Hayek. [Content Description] A dynamic interdisciplinary study that unfolds within the scope of economic thought history, based on law, economic theory, and currency, capital, and economic circulation theory. A culmination of Austrian School theory, inheriting the economic thought of Mises, Hayek, and Rothbard. [Table of Contents] Chapter 1: The Legal Nature of Demand Deposit Contracts Chapter 2: The History of Violations of the Legal Principles Governing Demand Deposit Contracts Chapter 3: Attempts to Legally Justify Fractional Reserve Banking Chapter 4: The Process of Credit Expansion Chapter 5: The Impact of Bank Credit Expansion on the Economic System Chapter 6: Additional Considerations on Economic Circulation Theory Chapter 7: Criticism of Monetarism and Keynesian Theory Chapter 8: The Central Banking System and the Free Banking System Chapter 9: Proposals for Banking System Reform - The Theory of Requiring 100% Reserves