Titlebook: Current Issues in Financial and Monetary Economics; Kevin Dowd,Mervyn K. Lewis Textbook 1992Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 19

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Introduction: Current Issues in Financial and Monetary Economics,cus upon those issues which have come into prominence in the 1980s. The ten authors — four from the UK, three from the USA, two Australians and one Canadian — bring an international perspective to the issues selected.

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Alternative Monetary Standards,al Banks (e.g. open market operations to vary either prices, i.e. interest rates, or quantities, the monetary base, in money markets) on the one hand, and the ultimate objectives of policy, especially the control of inflation, on the other.

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International Monetary Policy Coordination,mic performance of the main industrial nations, and many would now argue that these international links have become so strong as to impose severe limits on the degree of control and the scope for independent policy action on the part of individual governments.

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rnational specialists in an accessible and informative style and provides students and professional economists with introductory accounts of current issues. The topics include Monetary Standards, the New Theory of Financial Intermediation, the Operation of Financial Markets, Financial Innovation, Ba

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Wie das Zebra zu seinen Streifen kommton new jobs — over 300 000 each month.. In the same period, 200 commercial banks failed — a post-war record. Concomitantly, 12 per cent of the nation’s savings and loans were insolvent according to generally accepted accounting principles. The nation’s thrift industry is being all but nationalised in the process.

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The New Theory of Financial Intermediation, of issues relating to financial institutions and their functioning are examined. Why do financial institutions exist? What functions do they perform? Why do some borrowers and lenders use the services of financial institutions while others do not? Do different types of financial institutions serve different functions?

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Deregulation and Monetary Policy, century until the 1960s. Multinational banking declined, and as late as 1967, R. S. Sayers could record in his book . that ‘banking organisation does not easily straddle national frontiers’ so that ‘the banking business of the world is organised in the main on national lines’ (Sayers, 1967, p.16).

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