Money, income and monetary policy / Edward S. Shaw.

I. A Preview: Money in the Economic System, 3 -- Section I. Money and the monetary system -- II. The Supply of Money, 31 -- III. Changes in the Supply of Money, 57 -- IV. The Capital Accounts and Corporate Structure of the Banking System, 78 -- V. Public Regulation and Bank Solvency, 98 -- VI. Earning Assets of Commercial Banks, I. Loan Coefficients, 122 -- VII. Earning Assets of Commercial Banks, II. Variation in Loan and Monetary Coefficients, 144 -- VIII. Earning Assets of Commercial Banks, III. Response Coefficients, 163 -- IX. Earning Assets of Commercial Banks, iv. Control of Response Coefficients, 184 -- X. Reserves of Commercial Banks, 207 -- XI. The Treasury and the Supply of Money, 230 -- Section II. Money and the flow of money expenditures -- XII. Securities, Security' MARKFrrs, and Security Prices, 257 -- XIII. Determination of Interest Rates and Security Prices. I, 275 -- XIV. Determination of Interest Rates and Security Prices. II, 303 -- XV. Flows of Money Expenditures: National Money Income, 331 -- XVI. Monetary Instability, 365 -- XVII. Goals of Monetary Policy, 395 -- XVIII. Monetary Policies in the United States: 1914 40, 424 -- XIX. Monetary Policies in the United States: 1940-49, Section III. International monetary relationships -- XX. National Income and International Trade, 477 -- XXI. Foreign-Exchange Rates and Markets, 502 -- XXII. Regulation of the Foreign Exchanges, 531 -- XXIII. Episodes in International Monetary Relationships before World War II, 563 -- XXIV. International Monetary Relationships since 1940, 591 -- Conclusion -- XXV. The Prospect for Monetary Policy, 627 -- Index, 647.