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Preface Acknowledgments Part I. A Theory of Monetary Institutions: 1. The evolution of money and banking 2. Money and the state Part II. The Uncertain Progress of Monetary Theory and Monetary Reform: 3. The classical theory of money 4. The quantity theory of money 5. The heyday of the gold standard, 1879¿1914 6. The Great War, the Great Depression, and the gold standard 7. The Keynesian revolution and the monetarist counterrevolution Part III. A Competitive Monetary Regime: 8. The competitive breakthrough 9. Can competitive banking be safe and stable? 10. Why we need a new monetary regime 11. A proposal for monetary reform References Index.
Preface Acknowledgments Part I. A Theory of Monetary Institutions: 1. The evolution of money and banking 2. Money and the state Part II. The Uncertain Progress of Monetary Theory and Monetary Reform: 3. The classical theory of money 4. The quantity theory of money 5. The heyday of the gold standard, 1879¿1914 6. The Great War, the Great Depression, and the gold standard 7. The Keynesian revolution and the monetarist counterrevolution Part III. A Competitive Monetary Regime: 8. The competitive breakthrough 9. Can competitive banking be safe and stable? 10. Why we need a new monetary regime 11. A proposal for monetary reform References Index.
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