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William Mannen is independent scholar.

Klappentext

This book argues that monetary side policies focused on spurring GDP growth and output offer an alternative to more conventional supply and demand side approaches. These policies are an extension of central banking, which has developed for over a century in the United States.

Inhalt

Part I: The Money Supply in Historical Perspective
Chapter 1: Beyond Monetary Policy
Chapter 2: The Development of a Specie Standard
Chapter 3: The U.S. Banks and Antebellum Panics
Chapter 4: Greenbacks, Gold, and Silver Purchases
Chapter 5: The National Banking System
Chapter 6: Reform Proposals and Legislation
Chapter 7: The Early Federal Reserve
Chapter 8: The Great Depression
Chapter 9: Postwar Adjustments
Chapter 10: The Great Inflation
Chapter 11: The Fiat Era
Part II: Industrial and Foreign Exchange Policy Options
Chapter 12: The Need for Efficiency
Chapter 13: EDAS I
Chapter 14: EDAS II
Chapter 15: EDAS III
Chapter 16: CNF
Chapter 17: EDAS IV
Chapter 18: ESF
Chapter 19: Monetary Policy Outflow/Inflow
Chapter 20: Market Stability
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