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Klappentext This is a history of international monetary thought from the end of the nineteenth to the middle of the twentieth century. Zusammenfassung This is a history of international monetary thought from the end of the nineteenth to the middle of the twentieth century. It provides a comprehensive survey of the literature produced on international macroeconomics for that period. Professor Flanders argues that progress in the field of international monetary economics (or in the discipline as a whole) has not been linear. Inhaltsverzeichnis Preface; Part I. Preliminaries: 1. Introduction; 2. The classical mainstream and the nineteenth-century monetary controversies; Part II. Stream P Part I: The Neoclassicals: 3. The beginnings of the neoclassical tradition; 4. The locus classicus of the neoclassical position; 5. The Macmillan Committee; 6. A second diversion: Keynes and the Macmillan Committee; Part III. Stream P Part II: The Anti-Neoclassicals: 7. The anti-neoclassicals; Part IV. Stream P Part III: A Policy-Oriented Academic - Keynes: 8. Indian currency and finance: a tract on monetary reform; 9. A treatise on money; 10. Late Keynes: towards Bretton Woods; Part V. Stream P Part IV: Crisis: 11. The crisis writers; Part VI. Stream F Part I: The Late Classicals: 12. The late classicals; Part VII. Stream F Part II: Ohlin:13. Ohlin; Part VIII. Stream F Part III. The Keynesian Models: 14. The keynesians I; 15. The keynesians II; Part IX. The Confluence: 16. Post-keynes: MMM; Ex post; Bibliography; Index.
