Money and markets : essays by Robert W. Clower / edited by Donald A. Walker.

Preface, ix -- Acknowledgments, xiii -- Introduction, 1 -- Part I. Doubts about orthodoxy -- 1. Keynes and the classics: a dynamical perspective (1960), 21 -- 2. Classical monetary theory revisited, (1963) -- 3. The Keynesian counter-revolution: a theoretical appraisal (1963/1965), 34 -- 4. Monetary history and positive economics (1964), 59 -- Part II. The character and consequences of money -- 5. A reconsideration of the microfoundations of monetary theory (1967), 81 -- 6. Comment: the optimal growth rate of money (1968), 90 -- 7. Introduction to Monetary Theory: Selected Readings (1969), 95 -- 8. Theoretical foundations of monetary policy (1971), 107 -- Part III. Money supply and demand -- 9. What traditional monetary theory really wasn't (1969), 123 -- 10. Is there an optimal money supply? (1970), 128 -- 11. On the invariance of demand for cash and other assets (1960), 138 -- 12. Say's Principle, what it means and doesn't mean (1973), 145 -- 13. The transactions theory of the demand for money, a reconsideration (1978), 166 -- Part IV. General process analysis -- 14. Reflections on the Keynesian perplex (1975), 187 -- 15. The coordination of economic activities: a Keynesian perspective (1975), 209 -- 16. A reconsideration of the theory of inflation (1976), 218 -- 17. The anatomy of monetary theory (1977), 231 -- 18. The genesis and control of inflation (1979), 242 -- Part V. Afterword -- 19. Money and markets, 259 -- Index, 273.