Central banking after bagehot

By:

Sayers, R.S

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford; Clarendon Press; 1957Description: 149 pSubject(s):

Banks and banking

DDC classification:

332.11 SAY

Summary: 1. The Theoretical Basis of Central Banking 2. The Development of Central Banking after Bagehot 3. British and American Experience in the Early Post-War Years 4. The Bank of England in 1953 5. Open-Market Operations in English Central Banking 6. Bank Rate in the Twentieth Century 7. The Variation of Cash Reserve Requirements 8. The Determination of the Volume of Bank Deposits: England 1955-6 9. Central Banking in Underdeveloped Countries A. Are Central Banks universally necessary? B. The Central Bank as a banker c. The Central Bank as a controller 10. The New York Money Market through London Eyes

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1. The Theoretical Basis of Central Banking
2. The Development of Central Banking after Bagehot
3. British and American Experience in the Early Post-War Years
4. The Bank of England in 1953
5. Open-Market Operations in English Central Banking
6. Bank Rate in the Twentieth Century
7. The Variation of Cash Reserve Requirements
8. The Determination of the Volume of Bank Deposits: England 1955-6
9. Central Banking in Underdeveloped Countries A. Are Central Banks universally necessary?
B. The Central Bank as a banker
c. The Central Bank as a controller
10. The New York Money Market through London Eyes

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