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London: Staples Press, ON ^ si O ON Q 55 r-i o K o H 4) 8 gO M >>* og «H4 O O <H «Q HJ Pt. I: THEORY OF CURRENCY & CREDIT 1. Credit without Money, 1-16. 2. Metallic money and paper money, 17-28 3 . The r u e n t i t y theory and Greshem f s l a v , 29-49 4. Consumer^income and outlay pp. 50-62 5. Investment and disposals, 63-88 6. The banking system, 89-101 7. The foreign exchanges, 102-27 8 . The mechanism of foreign exchange, 128-^9 9. International currency movements, 150-68 10. Financial crises, 169-82. 11. War finance and inflation, 18395 12. After inflation, 196-223. Pt. II: HISTORICAL ILLUSTRATIONS 13. The silver recoineges in England, 224-44 14. The a s s i g n a t s , 245-67 15. The Bank r e s t r i c t i o n of 1797, 268-92 The gold standard, 293-324 Exchange standards, 325-4r> The var of 1914-13, 35^-64 * 16. 17. 18. •a K> H ro H *a <D • • H* o a> c+- <+ to as »i 4>* 3 CO VJi CD > 3 X VA) -3 1: O OvO O p £S o B ^ (D ^ vO ST oa 0 U) £ r vo o c* < I <D CO NO CX> 1 HICKMAN, V. 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New York: Review: by Lester V* Chandler, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XL, September, 1950, pp. 680-S3. 3 Parts; 1st (introductory) brief ch. on various types of quantity theories, one on creation and destruction of money; 2 chaps, on inflation. 2nd (over l/a book) presentation of Keynesianism. 3rd relationship between domestic and international equilibrium LEONTIEF, Wassily The consistency of the c l a s s i c a l theory of money and prices, ECX3N0METRICA, January, 1949• 4 pp. The rahontlc 4»<j»st, of + * * demand for */**=y /9s-o; p p . 7 / - / * o * Out-icis«7i d? PJosafc MARSCHAK, Jacob The rationale of money demand and money illusion, ECONOMETRICA, vol. 18, July, 1950, pp. 272-4. (abstract only). MILLER, William L. Some short-run relationships between changes in the quantity of money, the national income, and income v e l o c i t y , SOUTHERN ECOHOMIC JOURNAL, XVII, October, 1950, pp. 121-139. MINTS, Lloyd V. MONETARY POLICY FOR A COMPETITIVE SOCIETY. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1950. Pp. x, 236. Reviev: by D. H. Robertson,AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEV, XLI, J\ine, 1951, pp. 465-69. MORGAH, E. Victor The Study of Prices and the Value of Money. 1950. Historical Association. A pamphlet MORGAN, Theodore discussion of the equilibrium theory and the demand for money, ECONOMETRICA, Vol. 18, July, 1950, p. 274. (abstract only). MOSSE, Robert LA MONNAIE. ParisJ Cie, 1950. Pp. 201. Librairie Marcel Riviere et Review: by Peter H. Senn, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY Vol. LX, June 1952, pp. 263-4. On recent monetary history and theory theoretical controversies re nature and value of money; its forms and functions; problem of statistical measurement Mosse contributed intro. and conclusion, U chaps, and bibliography; H. S. Ellis, L. Federici and Robert Triffin PATINKIN, Don "A reconsideration of the general equilibrium theory of money," REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, Vol. 18, 1950/51, pp. 42-62. PHIPPS, Cecfl G. "A note on Patinkin's 'Relative prices," ECONOMETRICA, Vol. 18, 1950, pp. 25-26 PIGOU, A. C. Over-employment, ECONOMICA, May, 1950. PIGOU, A. C. Keynes' General Theory: A Retrospect. 1950. London: SELTZER, Lawrence H. "The development of monetary theory," i n ECONOMIC THEORY IN REVIEW. Bloomington: University of Indiana Press, 1950. SELTZER, L. H. "The development of monetary theory,11 in ECONOMIC THEORY IN REVIEW. Bloomington: University of Indiana Press, 1950. SCOTT, Ira 0 . , Jr. An exposition of the Keynesian system, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, Vol. x i x ( l ) , no. 48, 1950-51. 7 PP. ^eUjer k-H BlbD^Hi^fl lav* : U £l pp. 35-47. mcJuma TV\JU*J* ;9^c SELTZER, L. H. "Monetary Theory and Public Policy," chap, iv, in ECONOMIC THEORY IK REVIEW, edited by C. Lawrence Christenson. Blooming ton: Indiana University, 1950, pp. 48-65. Social Science Series No. 3.
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