Economics of money

By:

Day, A.C.L

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Oxford University Press; 1960Description: 248 pSubject(s):

Economics

DDC classification:

332.4 DAY

Summary: The field covered by this book is much the same as that in my Outline of Monetary Economics, to which it can perhaps be regarded as an introduction. In addition, this book has the virtue of having been written more recently, so that this is the first treatment of English banking institutions, in book form, which is able to take full advantage of the developments of our under standing of the banking system which have occurred in the last few years.

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The field covered by this book is much the same as that in my Outline of Monetary Economics, to which it can perhaps be regarded as an introduction. In addition, this book has the virtue of having been written more recently, so that this is the first treatment of English banking institutions, in book form, which is able to take full advantage of the developments of our under standing of the banking system which have occurred in the last few years.

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