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Money : what it is, how it's created, who gets it and why it matters / Sergio M. Focardi

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Focardi, Sergio M, 1946- [VerfasserIn]

Resource type: Ressourcentyp: Buch (Online)Buch (Online)Sprache: Englisch Reihen: Economics in the real worldVerlag: Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2018Beschreibung: 1 Online-RessourceSchlagwörter:

Andere physische Formen: 131539104X. | 9781315391045. | 9781138228948 | 1315391066. | 9781315391069. | Erscheint auch als: Kein Titel Druck-Ausgabe | Print version: Money. Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2018DDC-Klassifikation:

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Zusammenfassung: 1.3.3 Capitalists, wage earners, and money1.3.4 Are free markets really self-regulating?; 1.3.5 Local and global interactions and their role in determining prices; 1.3.6 Asset pricing in financial markets; 1.3.7 Pricing goods and services in competitive markets; 1.3.8 Value and the segmentation of the economy; Notes; References; 2 The theory of money: basic concepts part II; 2.1 Do we need a theory of money?; 2.2 Operationalism and theories of money; 2.3 The concept of stock-flow consistency; 2.4 Money and macroeconomics; 2.5 A framework for understanding theories of moneyZusammenfassung: 2.5.1 The nature of money2.5.2 The creation of money; 2.5.3 The distribution (or allocation) of money; 2.5.4 How money is accepted, how it acquires value, and how its value changes over time; Notes; References; 3 What is money?; 3.1 Some brief remarks on money throughout history; 3.1.1 Barter; 3.1.2 Commodity money; 3.1.3 Coins; 3.1.4 The emergence of a banking system and credit; 3.1.5 Paper money / banknotes; 3.1.6 Paper money becomes fiat money; 3.1.7 Bank deposits / credit money; 3.2 Alternative forms of money; 3.2.1 Near-money and the shadow banking system; 3.2.2 Digital currenciesZusammenfassung: 3.2.3 Local (alternative) currencies3.3 So just what is money? Metallists and Chartalists; Notes; References; 4 Modelling money; 4.1 Modelling coins; 4.2 Modelling fiat money; Notes; References; 5 How money is created; 5.1 The question of money generation; 5.2 Creating traditional forms of money; 5.2.1 Metals and other commodities as money; 5.2.2 Minting coins; 5.2.3 Printing banknotes; 5.2.4 Issuing letters of credit; 5.3 The creation of bank deposits and the multiplier; 5.3.1 The verticalist theory of money: banks as intermediaries; 5.3.2 The multiplierZusammenfassung: 5.4 The creation of bank deposits and endogenous money generation5.4.1 The horizontalist theory of money: endogenous money generation; 5.4.2 The nature and function of reserves; 5.5 Nonconventional ways central banks can create money; 5.6 Other ways to create money; 5.6.1 Private credit; 5.6.2 Creating digital cash; 5.6.3 Creating private digital currencies; 5.6.4 Creating state-issued digital currencies; Appendix 5.A The equations of the multiplier; Notes; References; 6 How money acquires value and how that value changes Over time; 6.1 How money gains acceptance; 6.2 How money acquires valueZusammenfassung: Cover; Title; Copyright; Acknowledgments; Contents; List of exhibits; List of boxes; Introductory remarks; 1 The theory of money: basic concepts, part I; 1.1 Introduction; 1.1.1 On the nature, creation, and distribution of money; 1.1.2 On money and prices; 1.1.3 On inflation, growth, and financial and economic crises; 1.2 Can we do without money?; 1.2.1 Religious organizations; 1.2.2 Firms: the invisible, visible, and vanishing hand; 1.2.3 Post-scarcity societies; 1.3 Money, markets, and value; 1.3.1 Economic and financial instability; 1.3.2 The Quantity Theory of MoneyPPN: PPN: 1026207770Package identifier: Produktsigel: ZDB-4-NLEBK

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