This paper develops a model of the impact of monetary policy on the price level under a gold standard. The model is more consistent with the historical record than are previous models developed by Barro (1979) and McCallum (1989). In particular, it will be demonstrated that under a gold standard, monetary policy can have a permanent effect on the price level. The model is then used to evaluate the nineteenth century debate between proponents of the Banking School and the Currency School.Currency; Gold Standard; Gold; Monetary
<p>The 20th century has produced a rich array of monetary experience. The experience can be organize...
ABSTRACT: Throughout modern international finance, different monetary regimes existed. Internationa...
This paper models the gold standard as a state contingent commitment technology that is only feasibl...
This thesis re-examines the suspension of the gold standard rule in Britain between 1797 and 1821 wi...
This paper examines the debate on the gold standard from 1870 to 1914. In this period the gold sta...
Since the successful first edition of The Gold Standard in Theory and History was published in 1985,...
The paper is a study of the price level and relative price effects of a policy to monetize gold and ...
This paper is an exploration of the theory of endogenous regime changes which takes as an illustrati...
This article explores the ways in which the classical gold standard established the foundations for ...
AbstractThe conduct of monetary policy and its results are essential for the post-crisis economy. Hi...
The gold standard was the most popular currency system from 1800’s to 1970’s, until it was replaced ...
This paper models the gold standard as a state contingent commitment technol-ogy that is only feasib...
Any reader of elementary economics knows that money is defined as being a medium of exchange. In the...
The focus of this research is to evaluate the effects of the readoption of the gold standard on the ...
The late nineteenth century saw a movement among nation states which led to the widespread adoption ...
<p>The 20th century has produced a rich array of monetary experience. The experience can be organize...
ABSTRACT: Throughout modern international finance, different monetary regimes existed. Internationa...
This paper models the gold standard as a state contingent commitment technology that is only feasibl...
This thesis re-examines the suspension of the gold standard rule in Britain between 1797 and 1821 wi...
This paper examines the debate on the gold standard from 1870 to 1914. In this period the gold sta...
Since the successful first edition of The Gold Standard in Theory and History was published in 1985,...
The paper is a study of the price level and relative price effects of a policy to monetize gold and ...
This paper is an exploration of the theory of endogenous regime changes which takes as an illustrati...
This article explores the ways in which the classical gold standard established the foundations for ...
AbstractThe conduct of monetary policy and its results are essential for the post-crisis economy. Hi...
The gold standard was the most popular currency system from 1800’s to 1970’s, until it was replaced ...
This paper models the gold standard as a state contingent commitment technol-ogy that is only feasib...
Any reader of elementary economics knows that money is defined as being a medium of exchange. In the...
The focus of this research is to evaluate the effects of the readoption of the gold standard on the ...
The late nineteenth century saw a movement among nation states which led to the widespread adoption ...
<p>The 20th century has produced a rich array of monetary experience. The experience can be organize...
ABSTRACT: Throughout modern international finance, different monetary regimes existed. Internationa...
This paper models the gold standard as a state contingent commitment technology that is only feasibl...