Dirk Kaiser is professor of financial management, banks and insurances at Bochum University of Applied Sciences. Before, he served as head of the participations department of a tour operator and the central mandate services department of an international bank.

• Part I: Exchange Contracts and the Walrasian Paradigm.- 1. The Paradigm in the Philosophy of Science.- 2. The Walrasian Paradigm in Contemporary Economics.- 3. Basic Elements of an Exchange-Systematized Walrasian Paradigm.- 4. First Potential Applications of an Exchange-Systematized Walrasian Paradigm  .- Part II: An Exchange-Contractual Analysis of Private and Public Wealth.- 5. Origins and Significance of a Famous Debate.- 6. Inner Exchange Contracts.- 7. Outer Financial Contracts.- 8. Multiple Exchange Equilibrium and the Balance Sheet.- 9. Degeneration of Money.- 10. Appendix to Part II.- Part III: An External Monetary Calculus for the Homo Oeconomicus.- 11. On the External Arrangement of the Monetary Calculus.- 12. The Desired Amount of Money Holding as a Reflex of Benefits and Costs.- 13. Analysis of an Expansionary Monetary Impulse.- Part IV: Summary and Outlook.- 14. Summary.- 15. Outlook.

Dirk Kaiser is professor of financial management, banks and insurances at Bochum University of Applied Sciences. Before, he served as head of the participations department of a tour operator and the central mandate services department of an international bank.

• Part I: Exchange Contracts and the Walrasian Paradigm.- 1. The Paradigm in the Philosophy of Science.- 2. The Walrasian Paradigm in Contemporary Economics.- 3. Basic Elements of an Exchange-Systematized Walrasian Paradigm.- 4. First Potential Applications of an Exchange-Systematized Walrasian Paradigm  .- Part II: An Exchange-Contractual Analysis of Private and Public Wealth.- 5. Origins and Significance of a Famous Debate.- 6. Inner Exchange Contracts.- 7. Outer Financial Contracts.- 8. Multiple Exchange Equilibrium and the Balance Sheet.- 9. Degeneration of Money.- 10. Appendix to Part II.- Part III: An External Monetary Calculus for the Homo Oeconomicus.- 11. On the External Arrangement of the Monetary Calculus.- 12. The Desired Amount of Money Holding as a Reflex of Benefits and Costs.- 13. Analysis of an Expansionary Monetary Impulse.- Part IV: Summary and Outlook.- 14. Summary.- 15. Outlook.

Dirk Kaiser is professor of financial management, banks and insurances at Bochum University of Applied Sciences. Before, he served as head of the participations department of a tour operator and the central mandate services department of an international bank.

• Part I: Exchange Contracts and the Walrasian Paradigm.- 1. The Paradigm in the Philosophy of Science.- 2. The Walrasian Paradigm in Contemporary Economics.- 3. Basic Elements of an Exchange-Systematized Walrasian Paradigm.- 4. First Potential Applications of an Exchange-Systematized Walrasian Paradigm  .- Part II: An Exchange-Contractual Analysis of Private and Public Wealth.- 5. Origins and Significance of a Famous Debate.- 6. Inner Exchange Contracts.- 7. Outer Financial Contracts.- 8. Multiple Exchange Equilibrium and the Balance Sheet.- 9. Degeneration of Money.- 10. Appendix to Part II.- Part III: An External Monetary Calculus for the Homo Oeconomicus.- 11. On the External Arrangement of the Monetary Calculus.- 12. The Desired Amount of Money Holding as a Reflex of Benefits and Costs.- 13. Analysis of an Expansionary Monetary Impulse.- Part IV: Summary and Outlook.- 14. Summary.- 15. Outlook.