...Juan Ramón Rallo “Chartalism” is generally conceived as a doctrine that states that money is a creation of the state. The father of chartalism, Georg Friedrich Knapp, even devoted the title of his magnum opus, The State Theory of Money , to highlighting this connection. Our purpose is to show...

... economists. Now, there may well be benefits from reex- amining the work of some of the people Pearson mentions (e.g., Georg Friedrich Knapp, Karl Bücher, and Lujo Brentano). On the other hand, it 652 History of Political Economy 33:3 (2001) would no doubt be wise to recall Schumpeter’s (1954, 804...

... and foremost to bracket the efforts of Wilhelm Roscher, Bruno Hildebrand, Karl Knies (together, the school’s “older generation Gustav Schmoller, Georg Friedrich Knapp, and Karl Bucher (the “younger generation to a lesser extent it is intended to capture also the work of other scholars, ranging...

... with the ‘monetary nominalism’ of Georg Friedrich Knapp and John Maynard Keynes .38 Monetary nominal- ists contend that money is a conscious creation of the state, which can, moreover, be altered as the state pleases.39 Frankel brought out the correspondence between Simmel’q views on money...

.... Bortkiewicz, Ladislaus von. 1921 -22. Das Wesen, die Grenzen, und die Wirkungen des Bankkredits. Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv 17 : 70 -89. Boudreaux, Donald J., and George A. Selgin. 1990 . L. Albert Hahn: A Precursor of Keynesianism and the Monetarist Counterrevolution. HOPE 22.2 : 261 -79...

... to explain why bank money had become the currency of choice. In this context, Schum- peter aimed at overcoming a theoretical deadlock, mainly due to the dis- pute opposing metallism and Georg Friedrich Knapp’s nominalism about 492  History of Political Economy 48:3 (2016) the nature of money...

... metal content. [William] Stafford [1554–1612] was the first to defend that view emphati- cally. At that time people were still thoroughly “chartalistic.” [The view associated with Georg Friedrich] Knapp’s State Theory of Money enjoyed widespread recognition, and it was believed that the king’s...

... Jevons and Léon Walras, among other au- thors. In October 1887, Wicksell left England for the Continent, where he attended lectures by Georg Friedrich Knapp and Lujo Brentano in Strasbourg (November 1887–March 1888), by CarlMenger and lsidoro Singer in Vienna (April–June 1888), and by Adolph Wagner...

... to determine it, induced Hilferding to compare the early mercantilists’ views on money to Georg Friedrich Knapp’s “chartalism,” according to which government-issued tokens, recalled through taxation—i.e., fiat money—could be used as monetary units. 460  History of Political Economy 48:3 (2016...

..., which was then “the training ground for a new generation of economists” skeptical of clas- sical economics and dedicated to empirical research and progressive social reform, including among them such future notables as fellow semi- narians Lujo Brentano, Adolf Held, and Georg Friedrich Knapp...

..., and Money . London : Macmillan . Knapp Georg F. ( 1905 ) 1973 . The State Theory of Money . Clifton, N.J. : Augustus M. Kelley . Law John . ( 1705 ) 1966 . Money and Trade Considered with a Proposal for Supplying the Nation with Money . New York : Augustus M. Kelley...

... Gemeindebesitzes in Russland . Riga, Moscow, & Odessa: Deubner. Knapp, Georg Friedrich. 1896 . Review of Siedelung und Agrarwesen der Westgermanen und Ostgermanen, der Kelten, Römer,Finnen und Slawen, by A. Meitzen. Beilage zur Allgemeinen Zeitung 27 (October): 1 -6. Knies, Karl. [1853] 1883...

..., 34, 36 Adelman, Irma, 18, 27, 28, 210, 213 AEA. See Amer­i­can Economic Association AER (Amer­i­can Economic Review), 18, 21, 26 32 Aerni, April, 162 AFEE (Association for Evolutionary Economics), 170n23 affirm­ a­tive action, 195 Agarwal, Bina, 173n28 on femi­ ­nism, 183 Akerlof, George, 29, 34...