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Edward Elgar Publishing Handbook of International Political Economy of Monetary Relations

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Description

This comprehensive Handbook explores the political economy dynamics of international monetary and financial systems through the eyes of leading experts. The book examines how system structure, private firm interests, government political institutions, and policy ideas interact to shape monetary and financial systems. Organised into four comprehensive sections, it provides in-depth analysis of how these interconnected factors influence the development and function of global financial markets, offering researchers, policymakers, and economics students a thorough understanding of the forces driving international monetary relations and their real-world implications.

Key Features

The Handbook brings together leading expert contributors who offer fresh research perspectives on international monetary and financial system dynamics.

Four comprehensive sections organise the content to systematically cover the interaction between system structure, private firm interests, and government institutions.

The book examines how political institutions shape policy decisions and influence beliefs about appropriate monetary and financial responses.

Published by Edward Elgar Publishing, this Handbook serves as a primary reference for understanding contemporary international monetary relations.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
27 June 2014
Listed Since
25 March 2014

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