Monetary Economics

• covers a complete course in monetary economics
• Mervyn Lewis is an experienced and respected academic and writer in the field
• Paul Mizen is also an experienced academic writer, and is consultant to the Bank of England

Readership: Core reading for 2nd and 3rd year economics undergraduates taking a module in monetary economics. Supplementary reading for courses in Banking, Money, and Finance, or International Money and Finance.

Mervyn K. Lewis, National Australia Bank Professor, University of South Australia, and Paul D. Mizen, Professor of Monetary Economics, University of Nottingham

Part One: Theory
1: The Nature of Monetary Economics
2: Monetary Standards
3: The Classical Theory of Money
4: Patinkin and the Walrasian Heritage
5: Keynes's General Theory
6: Portfolio Theory
7: Friedman, Monetarism, and the Quantity Theory
8: Money and Exchange Rates
9: Rational Expectations
10: Optimal Policy Design
Part Two: Policy
11: Modelling the Demand for Money
12: Demand for Money and Financial Innovation
13: The Transmission Mechanism
14: Monetary Policy in Practice
15: Exchange Rates and External Arrangements
16: Inflation Control