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Zustand: Gut. XIV; 202 Seiten; 19 cm; fadengeh. Orig.-Leinenband. Gutes Exemplar; leichte Gebrauchs- u. Lagerspuren; Seiten leicht nachgedunkelt; Bindung stw. gelockert; kleine Bleistift-Anstreichungen. - Englisch. - Sir Dennis Holme Robertson (* 23. Mai 1890 in Lowestoft; 21. April 1963 in Cambridge) war ein englischer Volkswirt und Ökonom. Er unterrichtete an verschiedenen Londoner Universitäten sowie in Cambridge. Robertson hatte maßgeblichen Anteil an der Entwicklung des Keynesianismus. Seit 1932 war er Mitglied der British Academy. 1945 wurde er in die American Academy of Arts and Sciences gewählt und 1953 zum Knight Bachelor geschlagen. . (wiki) // INHALT : CHAPTER I THE MERITS AND DRAWBACKS OF MONEY ---- INTRODUCTORY ---- A DEFINITION OF MONET ---- THE ADVANTAGE OF MONEY TO THE CONSUMER ---- THE ADVANTAGE OF MONEY TO THE PRODUCER ---- THE MONETARY VEIL OVER LENDING AND SAVING ---- MONETARY INSTABILITY AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH MONETARY INSTABILITY AND THE CREATION OF ---- WEALTH ---- CHAPTER II THE VALUE OF MONEY ---- I WHAT IS MEANT BY THE VALUE OF MONEY ---- A DEFINITION OF THE VALUE OF MONEY ---- CHANGES IN THE VALUE OF MONEY ---- DIFFICULTIES OF MEASUREMENT ---- PROVISIONAL SOLUTION ---- II How THE VALUE OF MONEY IS DETERMINED ---- RESEMBLANCES BETWEEN MONEY AND OTHER THINGS ---- DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MONEY AND OTHER THINGS ---- THE PUBLIC'S DEMAND FOR MONEY ---- MONEY SITTING AND MONEY ON THE WING ---- PROBLEMS AHEAD ---- CHAPTER III ---- THE QUANTITY OF MONEY I THE KINDS OF MONEY ---- BANK MONEY AND COMMON MONEY: LEGAL TENDER, ---- OPTIONAL AND SUBSIDIARY MONEY CONVERTIBLE AND DEFINITIVE MONEY TOKEN AND FULL-BODIED MONEY ---- II THE QUANTITY OF BANK MONEY ---- THE RELATION OF CHECKS TO DEPOSITS ---- THE RELATION OF DEPOSITS TO RESERVES OF COMMON MONEY ---- THE MAGNITUDE OF BANK RESERVES ---- THE RELATION OF DEPOSITS TO COMMON MONEY OUTSIDE BANK RESERVES ---- III THE QUANTITY OF COMMON MONEY ---- THE RELATION OF CONVERTIBLE COMMON MONEY TO ---- RESERVES THE COMPOSITION OF RESERVES ---- CHAPTER IV THE GOLD STANDARD ---- THE GOLD-BULLION AND GOLD-CIRCULATION SYSTEMS ---- THE BIMETALLIC AND LIMPING SYSTEMS FOREIGN EXCHANGE UNDER ARBITRARY STANDARDS EXCHANGE UNDER A GOLD STANDARD THE GOLD-EXCHANGE SYSTEM THE VALUE OF MONEY AND THE VALUE OF GOLD THE VALUE OF GOLD AND ITS COST OF PRODUCTION ---- CHAPTER V MONEY AND SAVING ---- A PRELIMINARY VIEW OF BANK LOANS ---- THE CONTINUITY OF BANK LOANS ---- THE IMPOSITION OF FORCED SAVING ---- THE CONVERSION OF SPONTANEOUS SAVING ---- BANK LOANS AND INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS ---- BANK LOANS AND THE NEEDS OF TRADE ---- CIRCULATING CAPITAL ---- THE FOUR CRUCIAL FRACTIONS ---- CHAPTER VI MONEY IN THE GREAT MUDDLE ---- I MONETARY COLLAPSE ---- THE CAUSES OF THE EXPANSION OF MONEY SUPPLIES THE EXPANSION OF BANK MONEY IN ENGLAND THE EXPANSION OF COMMON MONEY IN ENGLAND THE INTER-REACTIONS OF THE CONDITIONS OF DEMAND FOR AND SUPPLY OF MONEY THE MISBEHAVIOR OF THE FOREIGN EXCHANGES THE DIVERGENCE BETWEEN INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL PRICE-LEVELS ---- II MONETARY RESTORATION ---- THE PINNING OF THE EXCHANGES ---- THE MACHINERY OF STABILIZATION ---- THE EFFECTS OF STABILIZATION ON INDUSTRY ---- THE AFTERMATH OF STABILIZATION -- (u.a.m.) Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550 Cambridge Economic Handbooks; II. Gen. Ed.: J. M. Keynes.