Table of Contents

Quantity theory of money, M.Friedman; banking school, currency school, free banking school, A.J.Schwartz; bank rate, A.B.Cramp; bonds, D.D.Hester; bullionist controversy, D.Laidler; capital, credit and money markets, B.M.Friedman; central banking, C.Goodhart; cheap money, S.Howson; credit, E.Baltensperger; credit rationing, D.M.Jaffee; currency boards, A.Walters; dear money, S.Howson; demand for money - theoretical studies, B.T.McCallum and M.S.Goodfriend; demand for money - empirical studies, S.Goldfeld; disintermediation, C.Goodhart; endogenous nd e xogenous moneyu, M.Desai; equation of excchange, M.D.Bordo; findancial intermediaries, J.Tobin; high-powered money and the monetary base, K.Brunner; hyperinflation, P.Cagan; liquidity, A.B.Cramp; loanable funds, S.C.Txiang; monetarism, P.Cagan; monetary base, C.Goodhart; monetary cranks, D.Clark; monetary disequilibrium and market clearing, H.I.Grossman; monetary equilibrium, O.Steiger; monetary policy, D.E.Lindsey and H.C.Wallich; money illusion, P.Howitt; money in economic activity, D.Foley; money supply, K.Brunner; natural rate and market rate, A.Leijonhufvud; neutrality of money, D.Patinkin; open-market operations, S.H.Axilrod and H.C.Wallich; optimum quantity of money, P.Howitt; price level, P.Bridel; real balances D.Pationkin; real bills doctrine, R.Green; seignoirage, S.Black; specie-flow mechanism, W.R.Allen; transaction costs, J.Niehans; velocity of circulation, J.S.Cramer.