Title, Contents, Foreword 6 Introduction 8 Chapter 1. Impracticable Ceilings 20 Case Study I The Federal Reserve s policy 1924-1933 22 Case Study II Bank of England, 1844 and after 43 Case Study III Bundesbank s operations 47 Case Study IV Bank of England today 52 Case Study V ECB and the LOLR function 56 Chapter 2. Introduction to the Macroeconomics of Money 62 1\. The object: central banking guides into monetary theory 62 2\. The arguments 63 3\. The market meaning of trust 77 4\. Concluding remarks on trust and modern finance 78 5\. The results 80 Chapter 3. The Macroeconomic Function of Money 81 1\. Monetary economy redefined 82 ...
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International audienceIn this article we develop new tools to survey the development of lending-of-l...
This paper provides an overview of the role of money in modern macro models. In particular, we are f...
Starting from frequent characterizations of modern money as a fiction, the text discusses the theore...
1. An important conclusion of this work to be noted is it may not necessary to have an explicit rela...
Translation of a revised and enlarged version of “Mises’ Geldtheorie”, originally published in T. Po...
The theory of money supply is less developed than that of money demand, largely because 19th-century...
In dieser Arbeit werden drei etablierten Theorien methodisch untersucht, die seit ihrer Einführung b...
Financial upheaval and unconventional monetary policies have made money a salient political issue. T...
Translation of a revised and enlarged version of “Mises’ Geldtheorie”, originally published in T. Po...
This paper introduces a new monetary theory that is compatible with the Keynesian liquidity preferen...
abstract (conclusions): the implications of the use of money are many. there are highly different pr...
This article introduces the cascaded individual model of Post-keynesian economics. This differs from...
The Microfoundations of Monetary Theory Following an initial brief mention of some fundamental ...
The importance of liquidity for banks and even for nation states has been demonstrated once more by ...
In response to the financial and economic crisis, central banks, unlike in the 1930s, have created e...
International audienceIn this article we develop new tools to survey the development of lending-of-l...
This paper provides an overview of the role of money in modern macro models. In particular, we are f...