Titlebook: Reflections on Money; David T. Llewellyn (Professor of Money and Banking Book 1989 Economic Research Council 1989 monetarism.monetary poli

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In Defence of Monetarism,rism represents the forces of darkness, ignorance and destruction which, it is alleged, inflicted untold damage on the British economy (see, for example, Gould, Mills and Stewart, 1981; and Kaldor, 1982). How could any intelligent person defend the indefensible?

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Credit, Broad Money and the Economy,ations for the economy. The aim of the present chapter is to clarify and resolve the key issues in these debates. It has two main themes. The first is that, in modern circumstances, the growth of money is driven by the growth of credit. Money and credit are nevertheless distinct and separate categor

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Monetarism and Stagflation,is. But a medical analogy is more apposite. They have been describing the anatomy of monetarism, what happens to a healthy system when all goes right. My objective is to look at the pathology of monetarism, what happens when the system misbehaves. If the result causes confusion, no apology is made f

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Money in International Trade, only are numerous, but also elusive. Perhaps the most interesting are the most general. For our purposes a general definition should suffice: money is whatever is generally accepted and used as a means of payment or in settlement of debts. This means that this chapter will be using figures of world

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Credit, Broad Money and the Economy,s a result, when the amount of money changes sharply, there are profound short-run effects on the way people and companies behave, and so on the level of economic activity. In the long run, however, money cannot alter the economy’s ability to produce real output and changes in the quantity of money mainly affect the price level.

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