Preface - Introduction - Some Methodological Issues - The Cambridge School - Marshall's Theory of Money and the Trade Cycle - The Marshallian Research Programme - Risk and Uncertainty 1900-26 - Formalisation of the Cambridge Quantity Theory - Developments in Cambridge Monetary Theory to 1925 - The Limitations of the Quantity Theory and the Money Veil - The Trade Cycle - Robertson's Banking Policy and the Price Level - Degeneration in the Marshallian Research Programme - Conclusion - Notes - Bibliography - Index

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