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050			_aHG 220 .A2H85 1993
100			_aHumphrey, Thomas M.
245			_aMoney, banking and inflation : _bessays in the history of monetary thought / _cThomas M. Humphrey.
260			_aBrookfield, VT. : _bEdward Elgar, _c1993.
300			_axi, 443 páginas : _bilustraciones a blanco y negro ; _c25 cm.
505	0	0	_aAcknowledgements, viii -- _tPreface, ix -- _tPart I. Banking theories -- _tThe Theory of Multiple Expansion of Deposits: What It Is and Whence It Came, 3 -- _tLender of Last Resort: The Concept in History, 12 -- _tThe Real Bills Doctrine, 21 -- _tPart II. Interest rates and inflation -- _tCan the Central Bank Peg Real Interest Rates? A Survey of Classical and Neoclassical Opinion, 35 -- _tCumulative Process Models from Thornton to Wicksell, 45 -- _tThe Interest Cost-Push Controversy, 58 -- _tThe Early History of the Real/Nominal Interest Rate Relationship, 66 -- _tPart III. The quantity theory and monetarism -- _tThe Quantity Theory of Money: Its Historical Evolution and Role in Policy Debates, 77 -- _tAlgebraic Quantity Equations Before Fisher and Pigou, 95 -- _tRole of Non-Chicago Economists in the Evolution of the Quantity Theory in America 1930—1950, 105 -- _tEmpirical Tests of the Quantity Theory of Money in the United States, 1900-1930, 112 -- _tKaldor Versus Friedman in Historical Perspective, 144 -- _tPart IV. Inflation theories -- _tSome Current Controversies in the Theory of Inflation, 161 -- _tEliminating Runaway Inflation: Lessons from the German Hyperinflation, 173 -- _tPrecursors of the P-Star Model, 178 -- _tKeynes on Inflation, 185 -- _tOn Cost-Push Theories of Inflation in the Pre-War Monetary Literature, 196 -- _tPart V. The Phillips Curve -- _t'The Evolution and Policy Implications of Phillips Curve Analysis, 205 -- _tSome Recent Developments in Phillips Curve Analysis, 225 -- _tThe Early History of the Phillips Curve, 234 -- _tOf Hume, Thornton, the Quantity Theory, and the Phillips Curve, 242 -- _tPart VI. Neutrality and nonneutrality of money -- _tNonneufrality of Money in Classical Monetary Thought, 251 -- _tRicardo Versus Thornton on the Appropriate Monetai Response to Supply Shocks, 264 -- _tTwo Views of Monetary Policy: The Attwood-Mill Debate Revisited, 271 -- _tOn Nonneutral Relative Price Effects in Monetarist Thought: Some Austrian Misconceptions, 280 -- _tThe Concept of Indexation in the history of Economic Thought, 287 -- _tPart VII. Price-level stabilization rules -- _tFisherian and Wicksellian Price-Stabilization Models in the History of Monetary Thought, 303 -- _tPrice-Level Stabilization Rules in a Wicksellian Model of the Cumulative Process, 313 -- _tA Simple Model of Irving Fisher's Price-Level Stabilization Rule, 323 -- _tPart VIII. Open economy considerations -- _tA Monetarist Model of World Inflation and the Balance of Payments, 333 -- _tAdam Smith and the Monetary Approach to the Balance of Payments, 343 -- _tThe Monetary Approach to Exchange Rates: Its Historical Evolution and Role in Policy Debates, 351 -- _tDennis H. Robertson and the Monetary Approach to Exchange Rates, 359 -- _tBullionists' Exchange Rate Doctrines and Current Policy Debates, 367 -- _tThe Purchasing Power Parity Doctrine, 371 -- _tPart IX. Geometrical tools of price theory and the theory of commercial policy -- _tMarshallian Cross Diagrams and Their Uses Before Alfred Marshall: The Origins of Supply and Demand Geometry, 385 -- _tThe Trade Theorist's Sacred Diagram: Its Origin and Early Development, 406 -- _tClassical and Neoclassical Roots of the Theory of Optimum Tariffs, 419 -- _tIndex, 431.
650		4	_aMonedas.
650		4	_aPolítica monetaria.
650		4	_aBancos.
650		4	_aInflación.
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