Money, the market, and the state
Subtitle: economic essays in honor of James Muir Waller.
By: Edited by Nicholas A. Beadles and L. Aubrey Drewry, Jr.
Contributors: Waller, James Muir.; Beadles, Nicholas A., ed.; Drewry, L. Aubrey, ed.
Publisher: University of Georgia Press
Published: 1968
Place of publication: Athens
Language: eng
Number of pages: 225
Subjects: Waller, James Muir.; Monetary policy.; Economic policy.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Foreword, by R. R. Dince.; title: Discipline, inflation, and the balance of payments, by L. B. Yeager.; title: Velocity of circulation, by H. Hazlitt.; title: Politics, economists, and the central bank, by R. H. Timberlake.; title: The conservative face of Keynes, by C. E. Philbrook.; title: Is there a Keynesian system? By D. M. Wright.; title: Money and the relativism of economic freedom, by R. G. Layer.; title: Economic independence and insulation through flexible exchange rates, by R. G. McTeer.; title: Markets without property: a grand illusion, by G. W. Nutter.; title: Racial discrimination and the marketplace, by B. A. Rogge.; title: The market, externalities, and the state, by J. E. Hibdon.; title: Economic development and capital accumulation, by A. Morgner.; title: Working competition and recent development in business organization, by M. S. Heath.; title: How can government best promote an effective market system, by R. C. Brooks.