Otto Heyn

Otto Heyn (* 1860 ; † 1920 ) was a German lawyer (district judge in Altona ), currency theorist and from 1904 in-house counsel for the Chamber of Commerce in Nuremberg .

Publications (selection)

• Paper currency with a gold reserve for international traffic: a means of solving the currency question ; 1894
• The importance of the Indian silver tariff and the raising of the rupee rate for Europe ; 1894
• The ineffectiveness of raising the silver price (with or without the international introduction of bimetallism) as a means of healing the damage to German working life ; 1895
• Criticism of bimetallism ; 1897
• Theory of economic worth ; 1899
• Errors in the field of money ; 1900
• Requirements of money: a contribution to monetary theory ; 1912
• Our monetary system after the war ; 1916
• On the inflation problem: a reply to Bendixen [to his book "The Inflation Problem"]. In: Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv 11, 1917, pp. 243–264
• Monetary problems. A reply to Liefmann's money and gold . In: Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv 10, 1917, pp. 161–195
• Currency questions with regard to a connection of German Austria to Germany ; 1919
• About money creation and inflation ; 1921

literature

• Claus-Dieter Crohn: Monetary theories in Germany during inflation 1914 to 1924 . In: Adjusting for Inflation . de Gruyter, Berlin 1986, ISBN 3-11-009935-7 , p. 20 ( digitized version ).