The demand for money : theories and evidence /

By:

Laidler, David E. W

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Scranton, Pa. : International Textbook Co. , c1969.Description: xiii, 128 p.: illISBN:

0700222227

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

332.401 LAI

LOC classification:

HG221 .L24

Summary: The book offers a simple and to some extent a nonmathematical exposition of the demand for money function. Simplicity, however, is not the only advantage of this study. It is also a complete and systematic treatment of the subject matter under consideration. The book is divided into three parts dealing with the demand for money in a macroeconomic framework, with alternative formulations of the function at issue, and presenting us with a number of conclusions drawn from the empirical evidence. Part One of the book examines the role of the demand for money within the lines of the simple short-run model of macroeconomic equilibrium which is based on the Hicksian IS and LM functions.

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Includes index

Bibliography: p. 121-123.

The book offers a simple and to some extent a nonmathematical exposition of the demand for money function.
Simplicity, however, is not the only advantage of this study. It is also a complete and systematic treatment of the subject matter under consideration. The book is divided into three parts dealing with the demand for money in a macroeconomic framework, with alternative formulations of the function at issue, and presenting us with a number of conclusions drawn from the empirical evidence. Part One of the book examines the role of the demand for money within the lines of the simple short-run model of macroeconomic equilibrium which is based on the Hicksian IS and LM functions.

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