Economics of banking oprations

By:

Galbraith, John Alexender

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Montreal; McGill University Press; 1964Description: 510 pSubject(s):

Economics

DDC classification:

332.1 GAL

Summary: The Economics of Banking Operations is concerned with fundamentals in the economics of banking, over which there is still much debate and controversy. The analysis attempts to show the impact on the banking system and on the stability of the economy of various banking operations and transactions, classified for this purpose into domestic, inter-regional, international, government, and central bank operations. The treatment is theoretical or abstract, the sub title, "A Canadian Study," being indicative not so much of the precise scope of the study as of the background against which it was carried out.

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The Economics of Banking Operations is concerned with fundamentals in the economics of banking, over which there is still much debate and controversy. The analysis attempts to show the impact on the banking system and on the stability of the economy of various banking operations and transactions, classified for this purpose into domestic, inter-regional, international, government, and central bank operations. The treatment is theoretical or abstract, the sub title, "A Canadian Study," being indicative not so much of the precise scope of the study as of the background against which it was carried out.

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