The U.S. financial system : money, markets, and institutions /

By:

Kaufman, George G

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall, c1980.Description: xvii, 558 p. :illISBN:

0139380841

Subject(s):

Finance

DDC classification:

332.094 KAU

LOC classification:

HG181 .K34

Summary: "The U.S. financial system : money, markets, and institutions" is designed as an introduction to the structure, mechanics, and operations of the financial system, and to some of the more important current issues in this field. Although specifically focused on the United States financial system, the analysis and the description are also useful in understanding financial systems in other countries. The book is intended for use as a primary text in the first undergraduate course in money and banking in departments of economics, and in money and capital markets, financial institutions, financial system, and financial environment courses in schools of business administration.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

"The U.S. financial system : money, markets, and institutions" is designed as an introduction to the structure, mechanics, and operations of the financial system, and to some of the more important current issues in this field. Although specifically focused on the United States financial system, the analysis and the description are also useful in understanding financial systems in other countries. The book is intended for use as a primary text in the first undergraduate course in money and banking in departments of economics, and in money and capital markets, financial institutions, financial system, and financial environment courses in schools of business administration.

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