Talk:The Natural Economic Order

message: === Publishing history ===
; 1920:
* Gesell, S. 1920. The new economic order. San Antonio, TX: Free-Economy./, p.635,648. 
*Gesell, S. (1920a), The New Economic Order. The Money Part, Free Economy Publishing, San Antonio, .
*Gesell, S. (1920b), The New Economic Order. The Land Part, Free Economy Publishing, San Antonio, . 
;1929:
* GESELL, SILVIO 1929: The Natural Economic Order: A Plan to Secure an Uninterrupted Exchange of the Products of Labor, free from Bureaucratic Interference, Usury and Exploitation (translated by Philip Pye), Berlin: NEO-Verlag, Seite(n): 369, Archiv: XAE 3 (two copies).
; 1934:
* Gesell, Silvio, The Natural Economic Order, 1913. English translation of the 6th German edition, Free Economy Publishing Company, San Antonio, TX, 1934.
* Gesell, Silvio, The Natural Economic Order. San Antonio, TX: The Free Economy Publishing Co., 1934 (Translated from the sixth German edition). Originally published in 1913.
* GESELL, SILVIO 1934: The Natural Economic Order: A Plan to Secure an Uninterrupted Exchange of the Products of Labor, free from Bureaucratic Interference, Usury and Exploitation (translated by Philip Pye), San Antonio/Texas: Free-Economy Publishing, Seite(n): 312, Archiv: XAF 1.
* Gesell, Silvio (Sig. XAF 1): The Natural Economic Order: A plan to secure an uninterrupted exchange of the products of labor, free from bureaucratic interference, usury and exploitation / by Silvio Gesell, translated from the 6th German edition by Philip Pye.- San Antonio/Texas: Free-Economy-Publishing, 1934.- 312 p.
; 1935:
* CHRISTEN, THEOPHIL 1935: Free-Economy: An Economic Order Based on Competition and Private Enterprise but Eliminating the Social Injustice of Unearned Income (translated by Philip Pye), San Antonio/Texas: Free Economy Publishing, Seite(n): 43, Archiv: XAF 8.
* Christen, Theophil (Sig. XAF 8): Free Economy: An economic order based on competition and private enterprise but eliminating the social injustice of unearned income / by Theophil Christen; translated by Philip Pye. – San Antonio / Texas: Free Economy Publishing, 1935. – 43 p. 
; 1940:
* CHRISTEN, DR. THEOPHIL Free Economy, an Economic Order Based on Competition and Private Enterprise But Eliminating the Social Injustice of Unearned Income: The Alternative to Capitalism and Socialism
San Antonio: Free Economy Publishing Co., ca. 1940s. Trans. & enlarged by Philip Pye. Revised & supplemented by Dr. Hugo R. Fack. 8vo. Wraps. 46 p. ¶ An exposition of the monetary ideas of Sylvio Gesell. USD 30.00
;1951:
* The different editions of the Natural Economic Order give different periods and different depreciation rates. The book was translated into English by Philip Pye and published in 1929, 1934, and 1951. Keynes read the translation of the sixth German edition, which, with the seventh one, shows a weekly depreciation of 0.1% (5.2% a year). See Keynes, 1936, p. 357. The French edition, based on the eighth German one, shows a monthly depreciation of 0.5% (6% a year). See Gesell, 1948, p. 213, and the notes of the translator. In any case, these depreciation rates are justified by Gesell's assessment that hoarding disappears once inflation reaches 5%. See Gesell, 1948, p. 184.   —Preceding unsigned comment added by Jayvdb (talk • contribs) 14:54, 30 October 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Notes on the book 

message: ; 1920:
* Gesell, S. 1920. The new economic order. San Antonio, TX: Free-Economy./, p.635,648. 
*Gesell, S. (1920a), The New Economic Order. The Money Part, Free Economy Publishing, San Antonio, .
*Gesell, S. (1920b), The New Economic Order. The Land Part, Free Economy Publishing, San Antonio, . 
;1929:
* GESELL, SILVIO 1929: The Natural Economic Order: A Plan to Secure an Uninterrupted Exchange of the Products of Labor, free from Bureaucratic Interference, Usury and Exploitation (translated by Philip Pye), Berlin: NEO-Verlag, Seite(n): 369, Archiv: XAE 3 (two copies).
; 1934:
* Gesell, Silvio, The Natural Economic Order, 1913. English translation of the 6th German edition, Free Economy Publishing Company, San Antonio, TX, 1934.
* Gesell, Silvio, The Natural Economic Order. San Antonio, TX: The Free Economy Publishing Co., 1934 (Translated from the sixth German edition). Originally published in 1913.
* GESELL, SILVIO 1934: The Natural Economic Order: A Plan to Secure an Uninterrupted Exchange of the Products of Labor, free from Bureaucratic Interference, Usury and Exploitation (translated by Philip Pye), San Antonio/Texas: Free-Economy Publishing, Seite(n): 312, Archiv: XAF 1.
* Gesell, Silvio (Sig. XAF 1): The Natural Economic Order: A plan to secure an uninterrupted exchange of the products of labor, free from bureaucratic interference, usury and exploitation / by Silvio Gesell, translated from the 6th German edition by Philip Pye.- San Antonio/Texas: Free-Economy-Publishing, 1934.- 312 p.
; 1935:
* CHRISTEN, THEOPHIL 1935: Free-Economy: An Economic Order Based on Competition and Private Enterprise but Eliminating the Social Injustice of Unearned Income (translated by Philip Pye), San Antonio/Texas: Free Economy Publishing, Seite(n): 43, Archiv: XAF 8.
* Christen, Theophil (Sig. XAF 8): Free Economy: An economic order based on competition and private enterprise but eliminating the social injustice of unearned income / by Theophil Christen; translated by Philip Pye. – San Antonio / Texas: Free Economy Publishing, 1935. – 43 p. 
; 1940:
* CHRISTEN, DR. THEOPHIL Free Economy, an Economic Order Based on Competition and Private Enterprise But Eliminating the Social Injustice of Unearned Income: The Alternative to Capitalism and Socialism
San Antonio: Free Economy Publishing Co., ca. 1940s. Trans. & enlarged by Philip Pye. Revised & supplemented by Dr. Hugo R. Fack. 8vo. Wraps. 46 p. ¶ An exposition of the monetary ideas of Sylvio Gesell. USD 30.00
;1951:
* The different editions of the Natural Economic Order give different periods and different depreciation rates. The book was translated into English by Philip Pye and published in 1929, 1934, and 1951. Keynes read the translation of the sixth German edition, which, with the seventh one, shows a weekly depreciation of 0.1% (5.2% a year). See Keynes, 1936, p. 357. The French edition, based on the eighth German one, shows a monthly depreciation of 0.5% (6% a year). See Gesell, 1948, p. 213, and the notes of the translator. In any case, these depreciation rates are justified by Gesell's assessment that hoarding disappears once inflation reaches 5%. See Gesell, 1948, p. 184.   —Preceding unsigned comment added by Jayvdb (talk • contribs) 14:54, 30 October 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Publishing history