Essays in money and banking in honour of R. S. Sayers
By: edited by C. R. Whittlesey and J. S. G. Wilson.
Contributors: Sayers, R. S. 1908-; Whittlesey, Charles R. 1900- ed.; Wilson, John Stuart Gladstone, 1916- ed.
Publisher: Clarendon P.
Published: 1968
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 327
Subjects: Money.; Monetary policy.; Banks and banking.; International finance.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: value: Bank rate, money rates, and the treasury-bill rate, by R. F. G. Alford.; value: Rules of the game of international adjustment by A. I. Bloomfield.; value: Some issues in Federal Reserve discount policy, by L. V. Chandler.; value: The transfer problem: formal elegance or historical realism, by F. W. Fetter.; value: Regularities and irregularities in monetary economics, by L. Harris.; value: Problems of balance of payments adjustment in the modern world, by H. G. Johnson.; value: The relative growth of commercial banks, by E. P. Neufeld.; value: An African monetary perspective, by W. T. Newlyn.; value: Gold reserves, banking reserves, and the Baring crisis of 1890, by L. S. Pressnell.; value: Banking ratios past and present, by J. E. Wadsworth.; value: Rules, discretion, and central bankers, by C. R. Whittlesey.; value: The evolution of the sterling system, by D. Williams.; value: The art of developing a capital market, by J. S. G. Wilson.