Men, money & policy
Subtitle: essays in honor of Karl R. Bopp.
By: Edited by David P. Eastburn.
Contributors: Bopp, Karl Richard, 1906-; Eastburn, David P., ed.; Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
Publisher: Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Published: 1970
Place of publication: [Philadelphia]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 266
Subjects: Bopp, Karl Richard, 1906-; Federal Reserve banks.; Banks and banking, Central.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: About Karl R. Bopp, by J. A. Livingston and others.; title: Introduction, by W. M. Martin, Jr.; title: Impacts of theory on policy; the early years of the Federal Reserve Bank, by L. V. Chandler.; title: Some changes in ideas on central banking, by E. Wood.; title: Policy norms and central banking, by A. Sproul.; title: Reappraising the Federal Reserve discount mechanism, by R. C. Holland.; title: The 1966 credit crunch, by A. Hayes.; title: New standards for credit and monetary policy, by G. W. Mitchell.; title: Bank competition and monetary policy, by G. E. Noyes.; title: Commercial banking and the Federal Reserve; a record of misunderstanding, by W. W. Alexander.; title: New tools of monetary control abroad, by G. Garvy.; title: Making peace with gold, by R. A. Young.; title: Capital movements and balance-of-payments adjustment, by R. V. Roosa.; title: Currency crises; the record and the remedy, by F. L. Deming.; title: Economists and public policy, by C. E. Walker.; title: Central bank leaders and central bank credibility, by C. R. Whittlesey.; title: Central bankers; their attributes and development, by C. C. Balderston.; title: The role of the director; the ideal and the real, by W. J. Winn.; title: The Federal Reserve as a living institution; a prescription for the future, by D. P. Eastburn.