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Money and the Nation State: The Financial Revolution, Government, and the World Monetary System (Independent Studies in Political Economy)

By Jr., Richard Timberlake, Kevin Dowd, Merton Miller

"Are monetary and banking problems due to a few misguided policies or incompetent policymakers - or to fundamental flaws in monetary and financial institutions - principally, central banks and the legal frameworks that accompany them?"

The chapters in this book examine the history of modern monetary and banking arragements, some of the major monetary and banking problems, ans several options for meaningful reform. To a greater or lesser extent, all the essays incorporate the view that what really matters is institutioanl structure.

Table of Contents

Section I: History of the Modern International Monetary System
Chapter 1: An Evolutionary Theory of the State Monopoly Over Money
Chapter 2: National Sovereignty and International Monetary Regimes
Chapter 3: The History of the International Monetary System
Chapter 4: Gold Exchange Standard in the Inter-War Years
Chapter 5: Gold Standard Policy and Limited Government
Section II: Modern Money and Central Banking
Chapter 6: Financial Policy in the Post-Bretton Woods Period
Chapter 7: Banking and the Global Evolution of the 100% Deposit Guarantees
Chapter 8: The IMF’s Destructive Recipe—Raising Tax Rates and Falling Currencies
Chapter 9: Global Economic Integration—Trends and Alternative Policy Responses
Section III: Foundations for Monetary and Banking Reform
Chapter 10: The Political Economy of Discretionary Monetary Regimes
Chapter 11: The Misguided Drive Toward European Monetary Union—Pitfalls of Monetary Central Planning
Chapter 12: Monetary Nationalism Reconsidered
Chapter 13: Currency Boards and Free Banking