Money, Interest, and the Structure of Production argues that what modern economic theory lacks is a solid capital theory. This book attempts to fill the gap in the theory of production structure by offering an opportunity for deepened understanding of economic processes of growth, pricing and business cycles.

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Microeconomic Aspects of the Capital Structure
Chapter 1: Interest as a Factorial Payment
Chapter 2: Challenges Concerning the Structure of Production
Part II: Macroeconomic Aspects of the Capital Structure
Chapter 3: Expenditures Equilibrium and Say's Law.
Chapter 4: Potential Output versus Intertemporal Equilibrium.
Chapter 5: Non-Neutrality of Monetary Flows for the Structure of Production.
Chapter 6: Monetary Policy as Interest Policy.
Conclusion
Bibliography
About the Author