Arkadiusz Sieroń, PhD, is an assistant professor at the University of Wrocław, Poland. He is a member of the board of the Mises Institute of Economic Education and author of several dozen scientific publications (including in such periodicals as the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics and Prague Economic Papers). He received scholarships at The Ludwig von Mises Institute in America (2014 and 2018 Summer Fellowships), won the 2018 Lawrence W. Fertig Prize for the best paper advancing economic science in the Austrian tradition in 2017, and placed third in the 6th International Vernon Smith Prize for the Advancement of Austrian Economics.

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• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTIONCHAPTER I – NEUTRALITY OF MONEYCHAPTER II – THE THEORY OF THE CANTILLION EFFECTCHAPTER III – THE CANTILLON EFFECT IN THE HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHTCHAPTER IV – CLASSIFICATION OF THE CANTILLON EFFECTCHAPTER V – THE CANTILLON EFFECT AND CREDIT EXPANSIONCHAPTER VI - THE CANTILLON EFFECT AND THE SECONDARY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BUSINESS CYCLECHAPTER VII – THE CANTILLON EFFECT AND PRICE BUBBLESCHAPTER VIII – THE CANTILLON EFFECT AND INEQUALITIES IN INCOME AND WEALTHCHAPTER IX – THE INTERNATIONAL CANTILLON EFFECTSYNOPSIS AND FINAL CONCLUSIONSAPPENDIX REFERENCES

Arkadiusz Sieroń, PhD, is an assistant professor at the University of Wrocław, Poland. He is a member of the board of the Mises Institute of Economic Education and author of several dozen scientific publications (including in such periodicals as the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics and Prague Economic Papers). He received scholarships at The Ludwig von Mises Institute in America (2014 and 2018 Summer Fellowships), won the 2018 Lawrence W. Fertig Prize for the best paper advancing economic science in the Austrian tradition in 2017, and placed third in the 6th International Vernon Smith Prize for the Advancement of Austrian Economics.

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• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTIONCHAPTER I – NEUTRALITY OF MONEYCHAPTER II – THE THEORY OF THE CANTILLION EFFECTCHAPTER III – THE CANTILLON EFFECT IN THE HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHTCHAPTER IV – CLASSIFICATION OF THE CANTILLON EFFECTCHAPTER V – THE CANTILLON EFFECT AND CREDIT EXPANSIONCHAPTER VI - THE CANTILLON EFFECT AND THE SECONDARY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BUSINESS CYCLECHAPTER VII – THE CANTILLON EFFECT AND PRICE BUBBLESCHAPTER VIII – THE CANTILLON EFFECT AND INEQUALITIES IN INCOME AND WEALTHCHAPTER IX – THE INTERNATIONAL CANTILLON EFFECTSYNOPSIS AND FINAL CONCLUSIONSAPPENDIX REFERENCES