Routledge Monetary Policy and the Development of Money Markets

Gain a deep understanding of post-war monetary history with this Routledge Library Edition. This text provides a thorough examination of monetary policy, bridging the gap between economic theory and practical application. Readers can explore a detailed survey of monetary policy and analyze the specific effects caused by a credit squeeze. By studying the American scene, this book offers a unique perspective through comparative analysis. It covers the rise of new money markets and examines significant developments within the world's major capital markets. This resource is designed for those studying macroeconomics, finance, or business, offering a comprehensive look at how monetary systems and capital markets have evolved over time.