Chapter One Two Kinds of Factors of General Price Level and Inflation:
　Structural Factors and Aggregate Factors
　Section One Analysis on General Price Level and Its Factors
　1.1 Basic Concepts: Price System, General Price Level, and
　Two Kinds of Money
　1.2 Structural Determinants of General Price Level and Its
　Change: Changes in Absolute Price System and
　Relative Price System
　1.3 Aggregate Determinants of General Price Level and
　Its Change
　1.4 Comparison between Precious-metal Money System and Paper
　Money System: Change of General Price Level is the
　Systematical Feature of Paper Money System
　Section Two Analysis on Inflation and Factors Relevant to It in
　Paper Money System
　2.1 Basic Concepts: Inflation and Its Measure
　2.2 Structural Factors Relevant to Inflation
　2.3 Aggregate Factors Relevant to Inflation
　Summary
Chapter Two Inflation by Paper Money Expansion:
　Paper Money Expansion, Paper Money Devaluation and
　Inflation
　Section One Definition and Discrimination of Basic
　Concepts
　1.1 Paper Money Expansion and "Increase in Paper Money
　Amount in Circulation"
　1.2 Paper Money Devaluation and "Decrease in Value Magnitude
　Represented by Unit Paper Money"
　1.3 Initiative Expansion of Paper Money and Passive Expansion of
　Paper Money
　1.4 Paper Money Expansion and Inflation
　Section Two Initiative Expansion of Paper Money:
　Inflation by Paper Money Expansion
　2.1 Principle of the Inflation by Paper Money Expansion
　2.2 Cases of the Inflation by Paper Money Expansion
　2.3 Dealing with the Inflation by Paper Money Expansion:
　Monetary Policy
　Section Three Expansion of Paper Money and Increase of
　Aggregate Demand:
　A Popular Misunderstanding
　3.1 On Quantity Theory of Money
　3.2 On Keynesian School
　Summary
Chapter Three Passive Expansion of Paper Money:
　A Key Category
　Section One Passive Expansion of Paper Money and Inflation
　1.1 Passive Expansion of Paper Money
　1.2 Causes of Passive Expansion of Paper Money
　1.3 Opinions on Passive Expansion of Paper Money
　Section Two Transfer of Money and Inflation
　2.1 Change of Real Interest Rate and Transfer of Money Amount
　2.2 Money Transfer Caused by Inflation
　Section Three Passive Expansion of Paper Money and Failure of
　Monetary Policy
　Summary
Chapter Four Inflation by Operation of Value Laws:
　Inflation Effect by Relative Change in Labor
　Productivities
　Section One Change of Labor Productivities and Change of
　Relative Price System
　Section Two Downward Rigidity of Absolute Price
　2.1 Meaning of Downward Rigidity of Absolute Price
　2.2 Formation of Downward Rigidity of Absolute Price
　Section Three Selection of Dynamic Reference Commodity:
　"Top-price-based" Laws
　3.1 Referentially Relative Price
　3.2 Relative Price Difference
　3.3 Determination of Referential Commodity (1)
　Section Four Rise in Absolute Price and Inflation:
　Ratchet Effect
　4.1 Determination of Absolute Price in Term t + 1
　4.2 Rise in Absolute Price in Term t + 1 and Inflation
　4.3 Inflation Effect by Relative Changes between Labor
　Productivities: Inflation by Operation of Value Laws
　Section Five "Systematic Characteristics of Market Mechanism" in
　Paper Money:
　Inflation Effect by Microeconomic Behavior
　Section Six A Simple Numerical Example
　6.1 Assumptions
　6.2 Explanation of Inflation
　Section Seven Case:
　Largely Inflation by Operation of Value Laws
　Summary
　Appendix of Chapter Four An Inherent Contradiction of Socialist
　Economy: A Cause of Transition from Socialist Planned
　Economy to Market Economy
Chapter Five Inflation by Market-push (Ⅰ):
　Inflation Effect by Operation of Market Mechanism
Chapter Six Inflation by Market-push (Ⅱ):
　Inflation Effect by Demand Rigidity
Chapter Seven Summary of Inflation Effect by Micro-economic Behavior:
　Failure of Monetary Po