โ Scribed by David G. Pierce and Peter J. Tysome (Auth.)
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Content:
Dedication, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages v-vi
1 - The functions, advantages and definitions of money, Pages 1-21
2 - Monetary transmission mechanisms and the channels of monetary influence, Pages 22-39
3 - The demand for money, Pages 40-79
4 - Financial intermediaries and the supply of money, Pages 80-105
5 - The classical system and the neutrality of money, Pages 106-122
6 - The Keynesian system, Pages 123-148
7 - Monetarism, Pages 149-170
8 - A review of the empirical evidence relating to the role of money and the effectiveness of monetary policy, Pages 171-189
9 - Inflation, Pages 190-218
10 - The balance of payments and the foreign exchange rate, Pages 219-234
11 - Monetary policy: targets, indicators, rules and discretion, Pages 235-251
12 - Techniques of monetary control, Pages 252-267
13 - Monetary policy in the UK since the Second World War, Pages 268-285
References, Pages 286-292
Index, Pages 293-300
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