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Economic Consequences of the Peace, The,85-88, 98, 130, 396, 429, 440-444

Economic Journal,393-397, 435

Economic Report, 411

Economics In One Lesson,87, 340n., 408n.

Economics of Abundance, 233, 302, 382

Economist, The London, 440

Edgeworth, F. Y., 11, 24, 55, 100, 104n.

“Effective” demand, 38, 43, 44, 48, 55, 78, 299, 433

“Efficiency” of capital, 157

(See alsoMarginal efficiency of capital)

Egg and hen, 93, 202

“Elasticity,” concept of, 304, 307-312, 433

Employment, 122, 261-262, 288-295, 428

“function,” 288-291

optimum, 435

(See also “Full employment”)

England, 161

Equilibrium, 49, 52-54, 73, 89, 250-252, 272, 393-394, 427-428, 429, 433

confusion with “frozen” situation, 52, 54, 251

of an ice cube, 250-251

and investment, 122

partial vs. complete, 251

Equilibrium price, 378

Escalator clauses, 425

Euthanasia of the rentier, 376-380, 382, 397, 434

Even-flow economy, 71

Evenly rotating economy, 70-71

Ex-ante and ex-post saving and investment, 228

Exchange control, 345

Expectations, 66-68, 78, 158-165, 171-185, 220, 428, 430

Ex-post and ex-ante saving and investment, 228