The Monetary Approach to the Balance of Payments

Table of contents

1. Cover
2. Half Title
3. Title Page
4. Copyright Page
5. Original Copyright Page
6. Dedication
7. CONTENTS
8. Preface
9. List of Contributors
10. PART ONE—THEORETICAL
    1. I Introductory Essay
       1. 1 The Monetary Approach to the Balance of Payments: Essential Concepts and Historical Origins
    2. II Basic Articles
       1. 2 Towards a General Theory of the Balance of Payments
       2. 3 Barter Theory and the Monetary Mechanism of Adjustment
    3. III Further Developments
       1. 4 The International Distribution of Money in a Growing World Economy
       2. 5 A Dynamic Analysis of the Balance of Payments in a Model of Accumulation
       3. 6 The Monetary Approach to Balance-of-Payments Theory
       4. 7 Devaluation, Money, and Non-Traded Goods
       5. 8 Tariffs and the Balance of Payments: A Monetary Approach
       6. 9 Money and Wealth in an Open Economy Income-Expenditure Model
       7. 10 Monetary Policy under Fixed Exchange Rates: Effectiveness, the Speed of Adjustment, and Proper Use
       8. 11 The Monetary Theory of Balance-of-Payments Policies
11. PART TWO—EMPIRICAL
    1. IV Case Studies
       1. 12 Monetary Equilibrium and International Reserve Flows in Australia
       2. 13 Aspects of the Monetary Approach to Balance-of-Payments Theory: An Empirical Study of Sweden
       3. 14 International Reserve Flows and Money Market Equilibrium: The Japanese Case
       4. 15 The Balance of Payments as a Monetary Phenomenon: Empirical Evidence, Spain 1955–71
    2. V Application to Economic History
       1. 16 How the Gold Standard Worked, 1880–1913
12. Index