The liquidity structure of firms and monetary economics /

By:

Frazer, William Johnson

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Gainesville : University of Florida Press, c1965.Description: 91 p. :illSubject(s):

DDC classification:

658.15 FRA

LOC classification:

HG230.7 .F72

Summary: This book examine the liquidity structure of firms and other topics such as motives of holding money, commercial loan doctrine, the income velocity of money and near moneyness, trade credit and monetary policy. It also discuss the wealth and the income velocity of money as well as factors affecting the post war rise in the velocity of money in the United States.

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This book examine the liquidity structure of firms and other topics such as motives of holding money, commercial loan doctrine, the income velocity of money and near moneyness, trade credit and monetary policy. It also discuss the wealth and the income velocity of money as well as factors affecting the post war rise in the velocity of money in the United States.

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