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Hyperinflation and the Supply of Money
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1977Hyperinflation is a somewhat arbitrary term that is used to describe the monetary experience of six European countries after World War I and Hungary and China after World War II. All eight countries experienced enormous growth of the nominal money stock, mainly because governments resorted to the printing press to finance expenditures.
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1973
The main form of money in a developed economy is commercial bank deposits. It is therefore important to know how the volume of bank deposits is determined, and to what extent the monetary authorities can control this volume. The activities of the commercial banks, by granting credit and increasing liquidity, affect AD and thus the level of activity.
J. Harvey, M. Johnson
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The main form of money in a developed economy is commercial bank deposits. It is therefore important to know how the volume of bank deposits is determined, and to what extent the monetary authorities can control this volume. The activities of the commercial banks, by granting credit and increasing liquidity, affect AD and thus the level of activity.
J. Harvey, M. Johnson
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Money Supply and Economic Growth
Econometrica, 1971This paper gives explicit consideration to the basic role of monetary institutions in the context of a monetary growth model. The fundamental schema of this article is the following. Inflation will always affect the money rate of interest. Under the assumption that the reserves to demand deposit ratio depends on the money rate of interest, it follows ...
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1986
One of the enigmas of our time is why the quantity theory of money, in one form of another, has survived as long as it has. Nicholas Kaldor regards its current “monetarist” guise as a “terrible curse” and “a visitation of evil spirits” which has caused misery and agony in the form of mass unemployment in the major countries of the West.
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One of the enigmas of our time is why the quantity theory of money, in one form of another, has survived as long as it has. Nicholas Kaldor regards its current “monetarist” guise as a “terrible curse” and “a visitation of evil spirits” which has caused misery and agony in the form of mass unemployment in the major countries of the West.
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1982
In the first two post-war decades when Keynesianism dominated official thinking monetary policy was concerned with interest rates and the availability of credit rather than with the supply of money as such. It is only in the last decade that, under the influence of monetarism, governments have gradually turned more attention to the supply of money ...
Rosalind Levačić, Alexander Rebmann
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In the first two post-war decades when Keynesianism dominated official thinking monetary policy was concerned with interest rates and the availability of credit rather than with the supply of money as such. It is only in the last decade that, under the influence of monetarism, governments have gradually turned more attention to the supply of money ...
Rosalind Levačić, Alexander Rebmann
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1972
Money was provisionally defined, in Section 2 above, so as to comprise coin, bank notes and demand deposits at commercial banks. On this basis, an explanation of what determines the quantity supplied of money requires an analysis of the behaviour of commercial banks and of the central bank which has overall control of the banking sector.
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Money was provisionally defined, in Section 2 above, so as to comprise coin, bank notes and demand deposits at commercial banks. On this basis, an explanation of what determines the quantity supplied of money requires an analysis of the behaviour of commercial banks and of the central bank which has overall control of the banking sector.
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2018
Conjectures about aggregate effects of intermediation, debt, financial regulation and deregulation are common in economists' discussions. Standard macroeconomic models provide no basis for these discussions. Models in the IS-LM tradition do not distinguish between inside and outside money or, more relevantly for present purposes, money produced by ...
Brunner, Karl, Meltzer, Allan
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Conjectures about aggregate effects of intermediation, debt, financial regulation and deregulation are common in economists' discussions. Standard macroeconomic models provide no basis for these discussions. Models in the IS-LM tradition do not distinguish between inside and outside money or, more relevantly for present purposes, money produced by ...
Brunner, Karl, Meltzer, Allan
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1993
People can afford to retire when they have enough money set aside (savings) or promised them (Social Security, pensions) to support them for the rest of their lives. For the parents of the baby boom, the financial trends worked in their favor, allowing them to accumulate enough money to retire at a relatively young age—younger than any previous ...
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People can afford to retire when they have enough money set aside (savings) or promised them (Social Security, pensions) to support them for the rest of their lives. For the parents of the baby boom, the financial trends worked in their favor, allowing them to accumulate enough money to retire at a relatively young age—younger than any previous ...
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ON THE MICROECONOMICS OF THE SUPPLY OF MONEY *
Oxford Economic Papers, 1977Grantham, George +2 more
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2014
Money supply is nowadays expected to contain precise, comprehensive, and real-time information about the macroeconomic system to facilitate decision making of the Central Bank. Because money supply, as driver or driven, is linked from time to time to several other variables like inflation, it touches every lair of civil society and politics.
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Money supply is nowadays expected to contain precise, comprehensive, and real-time information about the macroeconomic system to facilitate decision making of the Central Bank. Because money supply, as driver or driven, is linked from time to time to several other variables like inflation, it touches every lair of civil society and politics.
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