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The article examines the impact of government debt and inflationary expectations on money supply in Germany. The article focuses on the significance of the money supply in the inflation process, as well as the correlations between monetary policy and credit policy. Analyzed is the influence of monetizable assets on the money supply. Included is a table the measures the growth of money, debt, and inflationary expectations on a monthly basis, beginning in January of 1919 and ending in October 1923.

Explores the inflation in Germany from 1919 to 1923. Correlation between government deficits and rapid inflation; Significance of tax reforms to price stability.

Looks at the economic condition of Germany after World War I. Factors attributed to the growth of its money supply; Characterization of the monetary policy issued by Reichsbank; Role of the government in the stability of the economy.

Presents a study on the impact of agricultural protective tarriffs on the economy of Germany. Political alliance of peasants with landlords.

Discusses the industrial factors which affected the German steel industry from 1879 to 1914. Impact of the introduction of the tariff-cartel system on the steel industry.

Presents a reply to comments on an article about the effects of the German agricultural tariff in 1879. Benefits of the tariff to German rye market.