The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money
Keynes lived in a time when economies boomed aftter WWI and after Central Banks shifted to the gold standard from bimetalism. This led him to enshrine money as wealth
The Marginal Propensity to Consume and the Multiplier
Chapter 10c
The Marginal Efficiency of Capital
Chapter 11
The Types of Risk that Affect the Volume of Investment
Chapter 11b
Speculators Versus Enterprise
Chapter 12e
The Animal Spirits
Chapter 12e
The Factors that Affect Expectations
Chapter 12c
The Importance of State of confidence in Long-Term Expectation
Chapter 12
The State of Credit
Chapter 12d
The State of Long-Term Expectation
Chapter 12
The General Theory of the Rate of Interest
Chapter 13
The Liquidity Preference
Chapter 13b
Investment Rate versus Interest Rates
Chapter 14b
The Classical Rate of Interest
Chapter 14
Interest Rates According to Different Economists
Chapter 14 Appendix
Ricardo and Von Mises
Chapter 14 Appendix
The Psychological and Business Incentives To Liquidity
Chapter 15
Open Market Operations
Chapter 15b
The Control of Interest Rates
Chapter 15c
Long and Short Processes
Chapter 16b
Sundry Observations on the Nature of Capital
Chapter 16
Institutional Conditions
Chapter 16c
The Essential Properties of Interest and Money
Chapter 17
Commodity Interest Rates
Chapter 17b
The Natural Rate of Interest
Chapter 17c