Các trường hợp đặc biệt xử lý trường tiền tệ đề cập đến sự trùng hợp ngẫu nhiên của việc mở rộng tín dụng trên một phần của ngân hàng trung ương đặc quyền của một quốc gia hoặc của tất cả các ngân hàng của một quốc gia và của một chính sách nonexpansionist trên một phần của các ngân hàng của các nước khác. | 530 HUMAN ACTION approach irrefutably exploded by Bohm-Bawerk. The contribution of the complementary factors of production to the result of the process is the reason for their being considered as valuable it explains the prices paid for them and is fully taken into account in the determination of these prices. No residuum is left that is not accounted for and could explain interest. It has been asserted that in the imaginary construction of the evenly rotating economy no interest would However it can be shown that this assertion is incompatible with the assumptions on which the construction of the evenly rotating economy is based. We begin with the distinction between two classes of saving plain saving and capitalist saving. Plain saving is merely the piling up of consumers goods for later consumption. Capitalist saving is the accumulation of goods which are designed for an improvement of production processes. The aim of plain saving is later consumption it is merely postponement of consumption. Sooner or later the goods accumulated will be consumed and nothing will be left. The aim of capitalist saving is first an improvement in the productivity of effort. It accumulates capital goods which are employed for further production and are not merely reserves for later consumption. The boom derived from capitalist saving is the increase of the quantity of goods produced or the production of goods which could not be produced at all without its aid. In constructing the image of an evenly rotating static economy economists disregard the process of capital accumulation the capital goods are given and remain as according to the underlying assumptions no changes occur in the data. There is neither accumulation of new capital through saving nor consumption of capital available through a surplus of consumption over income . current production minus the funds required for the maintenance of capital. It is now our task to demonstrate that these assumptions are .
