The quantity theory of money : from Locke to Keynes and Friedman
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The quantity theory of money : from Locke to Keynes and Friedman
E. Elgar, c1995
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
The quantity theory of money has remained at the heart of much of the contemporary economic debate, not least in the disputes between monetarist and Keynesian economists. United by a belief that the quantity theory of money is a significant economic theory whose history is frequently misunderstood, these essays challenge our understanding of both monetary economics and the history of its development. Beginning with an essay by Walter Eltis on John Locke and the quantity theory of money, this volume continues with work by Mark Blaug, Denis O'Brien, Robert Skidelsky and Geoffrey Wood on the development of the theory and its continuing relevance for contemporary economics. The volume concludes with comments by Don Patinkin.
The essays in this book reassert a powerful thesis in the historiography of economics that the views we take of current economic issues influence our interpretation of the history of economic thought, and vice versa. They will be welcomed both by historians of economic thought and by economists directly concerned with contemporary debates.
目次
Contents: Introduction (Mark Blaug) 1. John Locke, the Quantity Theory of Money and the Establishment of a Sound Currency (Walter Eltis) 2. Why is the Quantity Theory of Money the Oldest Surviving Theory in Economics? (Mark Blaug) 3. Long - Run Equilibrium andCyclical Disturbances - The Currency and Banking Controversy Over Monetary Control (Denis O'Brien) 4. J.M. Keynes and the Quantity Theory of Money (Robert Skidelsky) 5. The Quantity Theory in the 1980s: Hume, Thornton, Friedman and the Relation Between Money and Inflation (Geoffrey E. Wood) 6. Concluding Comments on the Quantity Theory (Don Patinkin) Index
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