Charles a E Goodhart (117 results)

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Hardback. Condition: New. There are at least three requirements for an economy to maintain stable prices. Policy markers and opinion formers must understand that inflation brings no medium or long-term economic benefit; the causes of inflation -- monetary growth -must be also be understood; and there needs to be a stable and credible institutional structure that will deliver a sound monetary policy. This book brings together two classic IEA papers by Nobel Prize winner Milton Friedman with a new work by Charles Goodhart who is a Bank of England Advisor and former member of the Monetary Policy Committee. In doing so, 'Money, Inflation and the Constitutional Position of the Central Bank' provides a thorough yet accessible text appropriate for anybody who wants to understand inflation and how it should be controlled. Friedman's paper, 'Unemployment Versus Inflation?' is a lucid explanation of why higher inflation does not lead to lower unemployment, and his 'The Counter-Revolution in Monetary Theory', the first Wincott lecture, explains why excess monetary growth is the only cause of sustained inflation. Goodhart's paper 'The Constitutional Position of the Central Bank' was the 32nd Wincott Memorial Lecture.It explains how the Institutional arrangements for central banks should be developed to deliver stable prices and, importantly, to influence inflation expectations. Professor Geoffrey Wood sets the historical perspective in his introduction and also links the work of Goodhart and Friedman to the current thinking of the new Governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King.…

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2nd edition. Very good paperback copy; cover slightly creased and dulled as with age. Bright and clean internally. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Physical description: xv,493p ; 24 cm. Notes: Includes bibliographical references p458-482. Includes index. Previous ed. 1975. Contents: The Nature of Markets - The Role of Money - Micro-Economics Foundations of the Demand for Money - Macro-Economic Analysis of the Demand for Money - The Principles of Intermediation - Controlling the Supply of Money: A Problem for the Authorities? - Credit Rationing - Why do we need a Central Bank? - Financial Regulation - The Determination of Interest Rates - The Term Structure of Interest Rates - The Transmission Mechanism of Monetary Policy - The Effects of Nominal Monetary Changes on Output, Employment and Inflation - Monetary Policy: Part 1 - Monetary Policy: Part 2 - The Regional Adjustment Process - International Monetary Relations - The Turbulent Float. Subjects; Money; Uncertainty; Monetary policy; Information; Monetary policy Great Britain; Monetary systems; Management and Business Studies. 1 Kg.…

2nd edition. Very good paperback copy; cover slightly creased and dulled as with age. Bright and clean internally. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Physical description: xv,493p ; 24 cm. Notes: Includes bibliographical references p458-482. Includes index. Previous ed. 1975. Contents: The Nature of Markets - The Role of Money - Micro-Economics Foundations of the Demand for Money - Macro-Economic Analysis of the Demand for Money - The Principles of Intermediation - Controlling the Supply of Money: A Problem for the Authorities? - Credit Rationing - Why do we need a Central Bank? - Financial Regulation - The Determination of Interest Rates - The Term Structure of Interest Rates - The Transmission Mechanism of Monetary Policy - The Effects of Nominal Monetary Changes on Output, Employment and Inflation - Monetary Policy: Part 1 - Monetary Policy: Part 2 - The Regional Adjustment Process - International Monetary Relations - The Turbulent Float. Subjects; Money; Uncertainty; Monetary policy; Information; Monetary policy Great Britain; Monetary systems; Management and Business Studies. 1 Kg.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - There are at least three requirements for an economy to maintain stable prices. Policy markers and opinion formers must understand that inflation brings no medium or long-term economic benefit; the causes of inflation -- monetary growth -must be also be understood; and there needs to be a stable and credible institutional structure that will deliver a sound monetary policy. This book brings together two classic IEA papers by Nobel Prize winner Milton Friedman with a new work by Charles Goodhart who is a Bank of England Advisor and former member of the Monetary Policy Committee. In doing so, 'Money, Inflation and the Constitutional Position of the Central Bank' provides a thorough yet accessible text appropriate for anybody who wants to understand inflation and how it should be controlled. Friedman's paper, 'Unemployment Versus Inflation ' is a lucid explanation of why higher inflation does not lead to lower unemployment, and his 'The Counter-Revolution in Monetary Theory', the first Wincott lecture, explains why excess monetary growth is the only cause of sustained inflation. Goodhart's paper 'The Constitutional Position of the Central Bank' was the 32nd Wincott Memorial Lecture.It explains how the Institutional arrangements for central banks should be developed to deliver stable prices and, importantly, to influence inflation expectations. Professor Geoffrey Wood sets the historical perspective in his introduction and also links the work of Goodhart and Friedman to the current thinking of the new Governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King.…

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Condition: New. There are at least three requirements for an economy to maintain stable prices. This book brings together two classic IEA papers, and explains how the Institutional arrangements for central banks should be developed to deliver stable prices and, importantly.