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International Money and the Real World

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  • © 1982

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Authors:
  1. Paul Davidson
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Table of contents (15 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xi
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  2. Solving the Crisis in Economic Theory

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 1-19

  3. The Conceptual Framework

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 20-24

  4. Definitions for a Closed Economy: Illustrated via the Shortage of Saving Hypothesis

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 25-78

  5. The Taxonomy of International Money

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 79-95

  6. Trade, Money and International Payments

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 96-108

  7. International Money and Liquidity

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 109-123

  8. Finance and Trade in NUMS v. UMS

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 124-145

  9. The Stability of the Purchasing Power of Money

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 146-166

  10. Can We Have an International Standard when there is an OPEC Cartel?

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 167-201

  11. Can Wages be Fixed in Terms of an International Standard?

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 202-213

  12. Euromoney

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 216-230

  13. Multinational Corporations and International Transactions

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 231-240

  14. Gold: The ‘Barbarous Relic’ for Enforcing Coordinated International Incomes Policies

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 241-259

  15. Freely Flexible Exchange Rates

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 260-265

  16. Coordinating International Payments and Incomes

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 266-271

  17. Back Matter

    Pages 272-312
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This revised edition explains why orthodox economic policies have often failed to achieve their objectives and if they work they do so only by inflicting high costs on society. The civilized policies developed in this volume, on the other hand, can achieve society's goals while enhancing the many benefits of an entrepreneurial economy.

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