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Monetary Theory and Monetary Policy

New Tracks for the 1990s

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  • © 1993

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Editors:
  1. Stephen F. Frowen

    1. Free University, Berlin, Germany

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Table of contents (24 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxviii
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  2. Tracks towards a Common Monetary Policy in Europe

    • Norbert Kloten
    Pages 1-17

  3. Comments on ‘Tracks Towards a Common Monetary Policy in Europe’ by Norbert Kloten

    • Manfred Borchert
    Pages 18-20

  4. Monetarism, Microfoundations and the Theory of Monetary Policy

    • David Laidler
    Pages 21-42

  5. Monetarism in a World without ‘Money’

    • Thomas Mayer
    Pages 43-70

  6. Comments on ‘Monetarism in a World without “Money”’ by Thomas Mayer

    • Joseph Bisignano
    Pages 71-78

  7. The Evolution of the Banking System and the Theory of Monetary Policy

    • Victoria Chick
    Pages 79-92

  8. Comments on ‘The Evolution of the Banking System and the Theory of Monetary Policy’ by Victoria Chick

    • G. M. Ambrosi
    Pages 93-99

  9. Financial Theory and Central Bank Policies

    • Marvin Goodfriend
    Pages 100-118

  10. Comments on Financial Theory and ‘Central Bank Policies’ by Marvin Goodfriend

    • Manfred J. M. Neumann
    Pages 119-122

  11. The Demand for Money in Japan, the United Kingdom, West Germany and the USA: An Empirical Study of the Evidence since 1973

    • Herbert Buscher, Stephen F. Frowen
    Pages 123-164

  12. Comments on ‘The Demand for Money in Japan, the United Kingdom, West Germany and the USA: An Empirical Study of the Evidence since 1973’ by Herbert Buscher and Stephen F. Frowen

    • Jürgen Siebke
    Pages 165-170

  13. Money Supply, Interest Rate and Exchange Rate Targets: Conflicting Issues in an Open Economy

    • Rüdiger Pohl
    Pages 171-185

  14. Comments on ‘Money Supply, Interest Rate and Exchange Rate Targets: Conflicting Issues in an Open Economy’ by Rüdiger Pohl

    • M. J. Artis
    Pages 186-187

  15. Credit as Intermediate Target of Monetary Policy?

    • Wolfgang Filc
    Pages 188-216

  16. Comments on ‘Credit as Intermediate Target of Monetary Policy?’ by Wolfgang Filc

    • Dietmar Kath
    Pages 217-224

  17. Monetary Theory and Policy in a Global Context with a Large International Debt

    • Paul Davidson
    Pages 225-258

  18. Comments on ‘Monetary Theory and Policy in a Global Context with a Large International Debt’ by Paul Davidson

    • DeAnne Julius
    Pages 259-263

  19. Uncovered Interest Parity Condition between the United States and Europe under Different Exchange Rate Regimes

    • Gebhard Kirchgässner, Jürgen Wolters
    Pages 264-297

  20. Comments On ‘Uncovered Interest Rate Parity Condition between the United States and Europe under Different Exchange Rate Regimes’ by Gebhard Kirchgässner and Jürgen Wolters

    • George Hadjimatheou
    Pages 298-302
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These new essays cover aspects of monetary theory as well as monetary policy, the prime objective being the development of intellectual tools in order to find new ways of thinking to existing and new monetary problems in an increasingly unstable world economy marked by rapid and often unexpected changes, partly caused by the disappearance of boundaries for financial transactions. By challenging the orthodox paradigms in monetary economics and generating controversy, the volume will be an essential reference point for economists, central and commercial bankers, businessmen and politicians.

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  • Free University, Berlin, Germany

    Stephen F. Frowen

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