Money And Credit Instruments In Their Relation To General Prices (1907)

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The book provides an in-depth exploration of how various money and credit instruments—such as currency, bank deposits, and promissory notes—affect general prices in the economy. It defines these instruments, discusses their creation and circulation, and analyzes factors influencing their supply and demand, including interest rates and inflation. The author also investigates the role of central banks in regulating these instruments to maintain price stability. This comprehensive study is essential for economists and policymakers interested in the dynamics of money and credit.