2016
DOI: 10.1515/hzhz-2016-0380
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Freie Märkte? Zur Konzeption von Konnektivität, Wettbewerb und Markt im vorklassischen Wirtschaftsdenken und die Lektionen aus der Geschichte

Abstract: ZusammenfassungFreier Wettbewerb, Konnektivität und ungehinderter Austausch gelten seit der Ausformung des klassisch-liberalen, manchmal auch als ‚modern? bezeichneten Wirtschaftsdenkens um 1750 als Erfolgsrezept für Wirtschaftswachstum und Wohlstand innerhalb einer zunehmend vernetzten Welt. Dass es aber Handelsschranken und bewusst-steuernd in den Wirtschaftsprozess eingreifende Staaten (bzw. Obrigkeiten) gewesen sind, welche in der Regel die entscheidenden langfristigen ökonomischen Transformationsprozesse … Show more

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“…Rather than giving the money to churches and priests for indulgences and other religious or devotional purposes, the money should be allocated to those in need, the poor, the hungry. Sometimes Luther picked up directly on the practice of hoarding or burying money (Rössner 2016d). In his Sendbrief vom Dolmetschen (On translation, 1530), as well as on many other occasions, Luther quoted scripture whilst strictly condemning the practice of burying money: "Thus is why the master in the gospel scolds the unfaithful servant as a slothful rogue for having buried and hidden his money in the ground " (Bachmann and Lehmann 1960, p. 81).…”
Section: Velocity or The Management Of Monetary Massmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Rather than giving the money to churches and priests for indulgences and other religious or devotional purposes, the money should be allocated to those in need, the poor, the hungry. Sometimes Luther picked up directly on the practice of hoarding or burying money (Rössner 2016d). In his Sendbrief vom Dolmetschen (On translation, 1530), as well as on many other occasions, Luther quoted scripture whilst strictly condemning the practice of burying money: "Thus is why the master in the gospel scolds the unfaithful servant as a slothful rogue for having buried and hidden his money in the ground " (Bachmann and Lehmann 1960, p. 81).…”
Section: Velocity or The Management Of Monetary Massmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indirectly, therefore, Luther and the early sixteenth-century discourse on hoarding and spending during the early Reformation had developed the idea that money was an economic resource. Money was more than its amount (M): velocity mattered, i.e., the number of times a particular stock of money would circulate within the economy (Rössner 2016d).…”
Section: Velocity or The Management Of Monetary Massmentioning
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