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Monetary economics

Author: Jagdish Handa
Publisher: London ; New York : Routledge : Taylor & Francis Group, 2009 [i.e. 2008].
Edition/Format:   Book : English : 2. ed
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Offers an overview of monetary economics and monetary policy. This book covers the microeconomic, macroeconomic and monetary policy components of the field. It offers facts on money demand and supply,  Read more...

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Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Jagdish Handa
ISBN: 0415772095 9780415772099 0415772109 9780415772105
OCLC Number: 488662766
Description: xxvii, 842 s. : ill.
Contents: Part 1. Introduction and Heritage, 1. Introduction, 2. The heritage of monetary economics, Part 2. Money in the Economy, 3. Money in the economy: general equilibrium analysis, Part 3. The demand for money, 4. The transactions demand for money, 5. Portfolio selection and the speculative demand for money, 6. Precautionary and buffer stock demand for money, 7. Monetary aggregation, 8. The demand function for money, 9. The demand function for money: estimation problems, techniques and findings, Part 4. Monetary Policy and Central Banking, 10. The operating targets of monetary policy: money supply and interest rates, 11. The central bank: goals, targets and instruments, 12. The central bank: independence, time consistency and credibility, Part 5. Monetary Policy and the Macroeconomy, 13. The determination of aggregate demand, 14. The classical paradigm in Macroeconomics, 15. The Keynesian paradigm, 16. Money, bonds and credit in macro modeling, 17. Macro models and perspectives on the neutrality of money, 18. Walras' law and the interaction among markets, Part 6. The Rates of Interest in the Economy, 19. The macroeconomic theory of the rate of interest, 20. The structure of interest rates, Part 7. Overlapping generations models of money, 21. The benchmark overlapping generations model of fiat money, 22. The OLG model: seigniorage, bonds and the neutrality of money, 23. The OLG model of money: making it more realistic, Part 8. Money and Financial Institutions in Growth Theory, 24. Monetary Growth Theory
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