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Money , Credit And Public Policy

The study of money in its broadest sense is closely related to the study of our whole economic system. Money has no significance apart from its relationship to economic life. Yet the field of economics is such that, after one has made an elementary study of the field as a whole, it is necessary to restudy it from various specialized points of view. Here we study the economy from the monetary point of view.

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Author

Smith

Accession No

8003890

Language

English

Number Of Pages

774

Title_transliteration

Paṇa varavu maṟṟum potuk koḷkai

Publisher

Haghton Mifflin Company

Publishing Yaer

1959

Gener

Book

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Description

Such a study of money has no obvious beginning from which one may proceed by logical steps to a clear-cut ending. Rather, it is circular in character. The study of most aspects of money requires a knowledge of all other aspects. Hence, the student of the subject is faced by the problem. that as he studies money he must make use of what he already knows, but he also needs to make use of those aspects which he has not yet investigated. To obviate this difficulty Part One deals in an introductory way with the whole field of money, endeavoring to furnish sufficient knowledge to assist in the study of each of the more specialized aspects which are dealt with in subsequent parts of this book.  We are apt to assume that money has always been money as we know it. But, like other human institutions, money is an evolving institution, changing as economic life changes. To gain a proper perspective a brief survey is made of the evolution of money. If one is to grasp the nature of economic change it is also important to know what men think about their economic institutions. The opinion of one period may be the key to understanding the institutional changes of the next period. Hence, some consideration is given to the evolution of men’s opinions about money.

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