Money Creation: Advanced Readings
Publisher: Bookboon.com
Published: 2013
ISBN-13: 9788740306682
Table of contents: title: Content; title: Money creation: the sources 1: general notes; title: Abstract; title: Introduction; title: The literature; title: Only two models of monetary policy; title: A monetary analysis; title: Private sector demand for bank loans; title: Export receipts purchased by local bank; title: Government issues bonds; title: Increased demand for bank notes; title: Money destruction; title: Bank deposits and the reserve requirement; title: Monetary analysis, given various measures of the money stock; title: A parting thought; title: References; title: Money creation: the sources 2: relationship between credit and money; title: Abstract; title: Introduction; title: What are bank credit, loans and investments?; title: Data; title: A monetary analysis; title: Monetary policy in a nutshell; title: M1, M2 and M3; title: R2 of DCE and M3; title: R2 of DCE and GDPN; title: Concluding remarks; title: References; title: Money creation: misconceptions: quantitative easing creates money; title: Abstract; title: Introduction; title: Literature review: media; title: Literature review: academia and central banks; title: Does quantitative easing create money?; title: Quantitative easing creates excess reserves; title: Can excess reserves be loaned out by banks?; title: Concluding remarks: the money multiplier is dead; title: References; title: Money creation: death of the money multiplier; title: Abstract; title: References; title: Money creation: reflections of an ex-central banker on exogenous / endogenous money; title: Abstract; title: Introduction; title: The banking system and money; title: A monetary analysis; title: A touch of history; title: The reserve requirement and money multiplier; title: A bank liquidity analysis; title: Accommodationism; title: Endogenous money creation; title: Interbank markets and central bank accommodation; title: Interest rate-focused monetary policy; title: Money multiplier-focused monetary policy; title: Interest rate consequences of a money multiplier-focused monetary policy; title: Quantitative easing; title: Accommodationism and structuralism revisited; title: The “exogenous money” puzzle; title: Recent research from the home of the Monetarist School; title: Further questions; title: References; title: Money creation: empirical evidence of endogeneity; title: Abstract; title: References; title: Money creation: role of bank liquidity; title: Abstract; title: References; title: Money matters: there is no such thing as a money “supply”; title: Abstract; title: Introduction; title: Literature review; title: Data; title: Money creation in a nutshell; title: Money aggregates; title: Money “supply” does not exist; title: Monetary policy in a nutshell; title: References; title: Money matters: money “demand” is meaningless; title: Abstract; title: References; title: Endnotes