I. Introduction. — II. Analyses of post-war monetary experience. The purchasing-power-parity approach: Keynes, 268.—III. The foreign-exchange approach: Nogaro, 275; Nogaro's criticisms of Cassel's doctrine, 277. — IV. The approach through the budget situation: Rist, 280; further conclusions, 284. — V. Future monetary policies: Cassel, 286; Keynes, 287; Nogaro and Rist, 291.—VI. Conclusions. The data inconclusive; interpretation a matter of individual choice, 293. Monetary reconstruction: budget equilibrium; devaluation; return to the unregulated gold standard, 298.

I. Standards of consumption; recurring and non-recurring wants, 581. — II. Want intensities as fractional and time-dependent. The quantitative measurement of wants in the market, 588. — III. The determination of market demand schedules. The significance of the demand price index, 592. — IV. Summary of results. The scope of marginal-utility analysis; the maximization of satisfactions, 603.