Monetary theory / Laurence Harris.

Preface, xi -- Part 1. Preliminary problems and concepts -- 1. Approaches to the theory of money, 3 -- 2. Basic concepts, 15 -- 3. Preliminary questions concerning money in the economy, 30 -- Part 2. Quantity theory tradition -- 4. The quantity theory and general equilibrium analysis, 47 -- 5. Further analysis of the real balance efffect, its theoretical basis, and its significance, 67 -- 6. The pre-Keynesian quantity theory tradition, 91 -- 7. The modern quantity theory, 118 -- Part 3. Keynesian tradition -- 8. A Keynesian model of a monetary economy, 141 -- 9. Theory of the demand for money in the Keynesian model, 175 -- 10. The portfolio approach and the development of transactions and precautionary motives, 187 -- 11. Advanced aspects of the Keynesian portfolio approach, 207 -- 12. The neoclassical/Keynesian synthesis, 234 -- 13. Keynesian reappraisal and general disequilibrium analysis, 261 -- 14. Money and non-walrasian economies, 283 -- Part 4. Money and the theory of interest rates -- 15. Real and monetary theories of the rate of interest, 301 -- 16. The nonequivalence of liquidity preference and loanable-funds theories of interest, 310 -- 17. The term structure of interest rates, 322 -- Part 5. Money in Dynamic models -- 18. Neutrality and growth models, 345 -- 19. Money and inflation, 374 -- Part 6. Empirical studies and policy issues -- 20. Empirical studies of monetary relationships, 397 -- 21. Monetarism and Keynesianism, 429 -- Bibliography, 464 -- Index, 477.