Explore how price changes relate to money and banking trends across weeks, months, and years. This detailed statistical study examines how price movements correspond to money in circulation, bank deposits, and specie across different time frames and market groups. It offers a careful look at patterns, limits, and possible causal directions in a historical economic context.
Readers will find a clear, data-driven analysis of when price shifts align with monetary indicators and when they do not. The book presents the method and the conclusions drawn from a series of investigations, with an emphasis on what the results suggest about money, banking, and market behavior in different periods and settings.
- Grounded summaries of how price movements relate to money in circulation, bank deposits, and specie
- Faction-by-faction comparisons across weekly, monthly, and yearly data
- Outlined conclusions on the strength and direction of connections between prices and monetary measures
Ideal for readers interested in historical money and price movements, economic history, and statistical methods in economics.