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How credit-money shapes the economy : the United States in a global system / Robert Guttmann.

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: Columbia University seminar seriesPublication details: Armonk, N.Y. : M.E. Sharpe, c1994.Description: xxiii, 561 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 1563241013 (pbk.)
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • HG501 .G87 1994
Contents:
pt. I. The Theory of Money. Ch. 1. The Economy in Transition. Ch. 2. Economic Activities as Monetary Circuits. Ch. 3. The Cyclical Growth Pattern of Capital Accumulation -- pt. II. The Historic Evolution of Money Management. Ch. 4. The Transition from Commodity-Money to Credit-Money. Ch. 5. The Postwar Monetary Regime and Its Inflationary Bias -- pt. III. The End of the New Deal. Ch. 6. Stagflation and Financial Instability. Ch. 7. The Disintegration of the Postwar Monetary Regime. Ch. 8. The Legacy of Reaganomics -- pt. IV. The Monetary Regime in Transition. Ch. 9. The Dilemmas of Monetary Policy. Ch. 10. Financial Fragility and the Lender of Last Resort. Ch. 11. Regulatory Overhaul and the Restructuring of U.S. Banks. Ch. 12. Deal Mania and Fictitious Capital -- pt. V. The International Dimension of Money. Ch. 13. The Challenges of Global Integration. Ch. 14. The International Monetary System in Flux. Ch. 15. Supranational Credit-Money. Ch. 16. Toward a True Form of World Money. pt. VI. Restructuring the American Economy. Ch. 17. The United States at the Crossroads.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 527-539) and index.

WAR, NEWBERY,

pt. I. The Theory of Money. Ch. 1. The Economy in Transition. Ch. 2. Economic Activities as Monetary Circuits. Ch. 3. The Cyclical Growth Pattern of Capital Accumulation -- pt. II. The Historic Evolution of Money Management. Ch. 4. The Transition from Commodity-Money to Credit-Money. Ch. 5. The Postwar Monetary Regime and Its Inflationary Bias -- pt. III. The End of the New Deal. Ch. 6. Stagflation and Financial Instability. Ch. 7. The Disintegration of the Postwar Monetary Regime. Ch. 8. The Legacy of Reaganomics -- pt. IV. The Monetary Regime in Transition. Ch. 9. The Dilemmas of Monetary Policy. Ch. 10. Financial Fragility and the Lender of Last Resort. Ch. 11. Regulatory Overhaul and the Restructuring of U.S. Banks. Ch. 12. Deal Mania and Fictitious Capital -- pt. V. The International Dimension of Money. Ch. 13. The Challenges of Global Integration. Ch. 14. The International Monetary System in Flux. Ch. 15. Supranational Credit-Money. Ch. 16. Toward a True Form of World Money. pt. VI. Restructuring the American Economy. Ch. 17. The United States at the Crossroads.