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INTERACTIVE LEARNING MEDIA DEVELOPMENT TO ENCOURAGE THE STUDENT'S MOTIVATION ON MONETARY ECONOMICS

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Monetary economics

Economic Affairs, 1984
Publisher Summary This chapter provides an overview on “monetary economics.” It presents the historical perspective regarding the body of modern monetary discussion. The problems of attempting an exercise of this sort are acute in the field of monetary writing, where there is an enormous and prolix literature covering several centuries of effort.
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Economic and Monetary Union

1996
After discussing the background to EMU, this chapter discusses the Maastricht plan, including the criteria for the introduction of a single currency and criticisms made of these criteria and the timetable for its introduction. This is followed by a section outlining the theory of optimal currency areas and the case for and against a single currency ...
Peter Baker, Bob Milward, Brian Atkinson
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The Road to Economic and Monetary Union

Kyklos, 1997
This paper provides a survey about various issues surrounding economic and monetary union (EMU). After evaluating costs and benefits of EMU, the authors analyze the transition of EMU in general and the rationale behind the convergence criteria for the public finances in particular.
A.H.M. de Jong, A.L. Bovenberg
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The new monetary economics

1994
The Elgar Companion to Austrian Economics is a major new reference work which highlights the common ground between all the branches of the school while demonstrating the breadth and diversity within it. The Companion reflects the many areas where Austrian economists have made contributions, including technical economics, methodology of the social ...
Tyler Cowen, Randall S. Kroszner
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Monetary Economics, History of

2008
As with so much else in the Western tradition, theorizing about the role of money can be traced back to Plato and Aristotle in the fourth century bce, although they may have drawn on pre-Socratic philosophers whose works survive, if at all, only in fragments. In his Republic (1974), Plato remarked that money was a symbol devised to make exchange easier.
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Major Issue in Monetary Economics

Oxford Economic Papers, 1974
THE purpose of this paper is to survey the major issues in monetary economics, with a view to discerning the most fruitful lines of future theoretical and empirical research. This is a useful point in time at which to undertake such a survey, for both a negative and a positive reason.
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Economic and Monetary Disunion?

2012
Economic and monetary ‘disunion’ is a problematic concept. It can refer to the absence of union. In this weaker sense of deficient solidarity, disunion means that the European Union (EU) lacks economic and fiscal union (‘burden sharing’), domestic ownership of EU fiscal and economic reform commitments (‘effort sharing’) and shared allegiance to ...
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Monetary Economics and Monetary Policy

2007
The whole body of Keynes’s economics arose from recognition that classical theory did not provide an adequate representation of economic activity because it neutralised the role of money in the economic system. Economies were not based on the commodity money assumed by classical economics, but on bank money. Keynes saw that the evolution from commodity
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