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Basic principles of money and banking

By:

Reddy B N

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Publication details: New Delhi ALP Books 2009Description: 210pSubject(s):

1. Economics - Financial Economics - Money and Banking

DDC classification:

332.100000 RED

Contents:

Contents 1 Importance of Money; 2 What Determines Prices Supply and Demand; 3 Money and Overall Prices; 4 The Supply of Money; 5 The Demand for Money; 6 Loan Banking; 7 Deposit Banking; 8 Free Banking and the Limits on Bank ; 9 Central Banking Removing the Limits; 10 Central Banking Determining Total Reserves ; 11 Central Banking The Process of Bank Credit Expansion; 12 The Origins of Control Banking; 13 Central Banking in the United States; I The Origins; 14 Central Banking in the United States; II 15 Central Banking in the United States; III The National Banking System; 16 Central Banking in the United States; IV the Federal Reserve System; 17 Conclusion

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Contents
1 Importance of Money;
2 What Determines Prices Supply and Demand;
3 Money and Overall Prices;
4 The Supply of Money;
5 The Demand for Money;
6 Loan Banking;
7 Deposit Banking;
8 Free Banking and the Limits on Bank ;
9 Central Banking Removing the Limits;
10 Central Banking Determining Total Reserves ;
11 Central Banking The Process of Bank Credit Expansion;
12 The Origins of Control Banking;
13 Central Banking in the United States;
I The Origins;
14 Central Banking in the United States;
II 15 Central Banking in the United States;
III The National Banking System;
16 Central Banking in the United States;
IV the Federal Reserve System;
17 Conclusion

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