Studies in banking theory, financial history and vertical control
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Studies in banking theory, financial history and vertical control
Macmillan, 1988
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Bibliography: p. 268-280
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内容説明
These essays span the author's thirty years in professional economics. Fundamental papers on vertical (industrial) control, property rights, approaches to market behaviour, macroeconomic dynamics and the paper-money systems of 18th century British North America are revised and reassembled and their seminal notions infused into fresh studies. These are concerned with innovated financial markets in institutionally-featureless regimes, a reconstruction of Wicksell's Cumulative Process, a radical reappraisal of Alexander Hamilton's financial system (and the economic literacy of Thomas Jefferson), reconsideration of "time in economics" and a new appproach to diffusion in forward-looking markets of innovated products subject to further technical improvement. The studies imitate the expansion of a nucleus of primary economic logic - unifying regions that may seem unrelated. The author has also written "Money", "Economic Theory" and "New Directions in Economic Policy".
目次
- Part 1 Monetary theory: Clower & Burnstein on the invariance of demand for cash and other assets
- macro foundations of microeconomics
- Burstein - some more Keynesian economics
- still more Keynesian economics
- Knut Wickesell and the closure of his system - critique and reconstruction of the cumulative process
- beyond the banking principle. Part 2 Economic analysis of financial history: colonial currency and contemporary monetary theory
- Burstein - home on the history of interest rates
- the political economy of Alexander Hamilton. Part 3 Studies in vertical organisation of industry: Burstein - the economics of tie-in-sales
- Burstein - a theory of full-line forcing
- some theory of vertical integration
- Burstein - diffusion of knowledge based products EI
- optimal diffusion of innovated durable goods subject to technical progress - the role of property rights regimes. Coda Two studies in applied price theory: Burstein & Oi - monopoly competition and variability of market prices
- Burstein - Manchester school (Measurement of quality change in durable goods.)
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