It is generally accepted that the internal and external situation in 1929 posed contradictory demands with respect to monetary policy. According to Currie this is an erroneous point of view. Both the international and national situations of that time demanded the withdLdwa1of monetary restrictions. This, along with the maintenance of relatively stable prices and level of economic activity, could have partially prevented the consequences of a world recession. The argument for maintaining the monetary restriction was the rise in speculation. Nevertheless, it is fl0t clear chat speculation harmed productive investment or much less that it was an important cause of the recession In fact, and contrary to general opinion that maintained that the ...
The Great Depression of 1929 created significant consequences for the US economy and world economy t...
This paper recasts Temin's (1976) question of whether monetary forces caused the Great Depressi...
This chapter analyzes the role of central banks during the first years of the Great Depression. The ...
It is generally accepted that the internal and external situation in 1929 posed contradictory demand...
It is generally accepted that the internal and external situation in 1929 posed contradictory demand...
Se acepta, generalmente, que la situación interna y externa en 1929 planteaba, respecto a la polític...
Was the Great Depression preceded by a period of excessive monetary expansion? The answer to this q...
The last decade has seen an outpouring of scholarship on the economics of the Great Depression. If t...
Economists and economic historians generally agree that the Federal Reserve made several major mista...
We evaluate the Friedman-Schwartz hypothesis that a more accommodative monetary pol-icy could have g...
This paper argues that mismanagement of the money supply substantially contributed to the economic d...
As Professor Balderston notes in his introduction to this volume, history is necessarily written in ...
This paper recasts Temin's (1976) question of whether monetary forces caused the Great Depressi...
International audienceUnlike 1929, the U.S. and European monetary authorities implemented expansiona...
The unusual severity of the Great Depression in Germany has often been interpreted as a unique failu...
The Great Depression of 1929 created significant consequences for the US economy and world economy t...
This paper recasts Temin's (1976) question of whether monetary forces caused the Great Depressi...
This chapter analyzes the role of central banks during the first years of the Great Depression. The ...
It is generally accepted that the internal and external situation in 1929 posed contradictory demand...
It is generally accepted that the internal and external situation in 1929 posed contradictory demand...
Se acepta, generalmente, que la situación interna y externa en 1929 planteaba, respecto a la polític...
Was the Great Depression preceded by a period of excessive monetary expansion? The answer to this q...
The last decade has seen an outpouring of scholarship on the economics of the Great Depression. If t...
Economists and economic historians generally agree that the Federal Reserve made several major mista...
We evaluate the Friedman-Schwartz hypothesis that a more accommodative monetary pol-icy could have g...
This paper argues that mismanagement of the money supply substantially contributed to the economic d...
As Professor Balderston notes in his introduction to this volume, history is necessarily written in ...
This paper recasts Temin's (1976) question of whether monetary forces caused the Great Depressi...
International audienceUnlike 1929, the U.S. and European monetary authorities implemented expansiona...
The unusual severity of the Great Depression in Germany has often been interpreted as a unique failu...
The Great Depression of 1929 created significant consequences for the US economy and world economy t...
This paper recasts Temin's (1976) question of whether monetary forces caused the Great Depressi...
This chapter analyzes the role of central banks during the first years of the Great Depression. The ...