The economics of money, banking, and financial markets
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The economics of money, banking, and financial markets
Addison-Wesley, c1998
5th ed
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Previous ed.: New York : HarperCollins, 1994
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With insights on the monetary policy process, the regulation and supervision of the financial system and the internationalization of financial markets, this text offers a degree of flexibility with a core set of chapters to provide a basic framework for learning and analysis.
Table of Contents
1. Part I Introduction2. Why Study Money, Banking, And Financial Markets?3. An Overview Of The Financial System4. What Is Money?5. Part II Financial Markets6. Understanding Interest Rates7. Portfolio Choice8. The Behavior Of Interest Rates9. The Risk And Term Structure Of Interest Rates10. The Foreign Exchange Market11. Part III Financial Institutions12. Economic Analysis Of Financial Structure13. The Banking Firm And The Management Of Financial Institutions14. Banking Industry: Structure And Competition15. Economic Analysis Of Banking Regulation16. Nonbank Financial Institutions.17. Financial Derivatives Part IV Central Banking And The Conduct Of Monetary Policy18. Structure Of Central Banks And The Federal Reserve System19. Multiple Deposit Creation: The Money Supply Process20. Determinants Of The Money Supply21. Tools Of Monetary Policy22. Conduct Of Monetary Policy: Goals And Targets23. International Financial System24. Part V Monetary Theory25. Demand For Money26. Keynesian Framework And The Islm Model27. Monetary And Fiscal Policy And The Islm Model28. Aggregate Demand And Supply Analysis29. Transmission Mechanisms Of Monetary Policy30. Money And Inflation31. Theory Of Rational Expectations And Efficient Capital Markets32. Rational Expectations: Implications For Policy
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