The Economics of Inflation : : The Basis of Contemporary American Monetary Policy /

The Economics of Inflation : : The Basis of Contemporary American Monetary Policy / / John M. Chapman, H. Parker Willis.

An overview of the effects of inflation in the United States, focusing on banking, industry, and farming. Includes supplementary essays by a number of writers on topics related to inflation such as distribution of income, cost of production, and foreign trade. .

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Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter Columbia University Press eBook-Package Archive 1898-1999
VerfasserIn:
Willis, H. Parker,
Chapman, John M.,
MitwirkendeR:
Beaujean, A. A.,
Boulton, Schroeder,
Chapman, John M.,
Heilperin, M. A.,
Kazakévich, V. D.,
Kindleberger, Chas. P.,
Kjellstrom, Erik T. H.,
Leahy, D. J.,
Machlup, Fritz,
May, A . Wilfred,
Murad, Anatol,
Radice, E. A.,
Schumacher, E. F.,
Van Deventer, John F.,
Willis, H. Parker,
Place / Publishing House:New York, NY : : Columbia University Press, , [1935]
©1935
Year of Publication:1935
Language:English
Series:Columbia University Council for Research in the Social Sciences
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Physical Description:1 online resource (448 p.)
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Preface
  • Contents
  • Tables
  • Part I. Contemporary Aspects of American Inflation by H. Parker Willis and John M . Chapman
  • I. The Idea of Inflation
  • II. Inflation and Its Relation to Banking
  • III. Inflation and Money
  • IV. Inflation and Industry
  • V. Inflation as a Contemporary Problem
  • VI. Inflation in the United States
  • VII. The Price Controversy
  • VIII. Speculation and Prosperity
  • IX. The Farmer and Inflation
  • X. The Business Man and Inflation
  • XI. Inflation and Investment
  • XII. Some Conclusions: The Nature and Effect of Inflation
  • Part II. Supplementary Essays
  • 1. Inflation in Current Economic Literature
  • 2. Inflation and the Distribution of Income
  • 3. Inflation and Overproduction
  • 4. Inflation and Decreasing Costs of Production
  • 5. Inflation in Securities
  • 6. Inflation and the Stock Market
  • 7. Inflation and Bank Portfolios
  • 8. Inflation and Public Works
  • 9. Inflation and Foreign Trade
  • 10. Inflation and the Structure of Production
  • 11. Price Reflation
  • Index

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