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demonstrated that money is a measure of generalized power in exchange and a certification of generalized power in subsequent …Modern exchange theories model a large market, but do not explain single exchanges. This paper considers the phenomenon … of single exchange and formulates the general exchange problem in the form of a system of two equations, subjective and …
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demonstrated that money is a measure of generalized power in exchange and a certification of generalized power in subsequent …Modern exchange theories model a large market, but do not explain single exchanges. This paper considers the phenomenon … of single exchange and formulates the general exchange problem in the form of a system of two equations, subjective and …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013199967
Today all countries have fiat money issued by a central bank. There is no obligation by a central bank to exchange its … money for gold or any other good. Central banks have the monopoly to issue central bank money and have the power to create … their money out of nothing. Creating such a monetary system is functional for a capitalist economy and must be regarded as a …
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This paper provides remarks on modern monetary theory (MMT) from a Kaleckian perspective in response to a paper by Drumetz/Pfister. The distinction between initial financing and final financing is drawn up to argue for clear separation of how expenditure is financed and funded, and pointing to...
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A central proposition in research on the role that banks play in the transmission mechanism is that monetary policy imparts a direct impact on deposits and that deposits, insofar as they constitute the supply of loanable funds, act as the driving force of bank lending. This paper argues that the...
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Despite constituting the very heart of the monetary transmission mechanism, widespreadmisconceptions still exist regarding how monetary policy is implemented. This paperhighlights the key misconceptions in this regard and shows how they have compromised theunderstanding of important aspects of...
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implications of our model for monetary economics. When a central bank increases the money supply, it must inject the money … somewhere in the economy. We demonstrate that the agent closest to the location where money is injected is better off, and the …. Symmetrically, any decrease in the money supply redistributes purchasing power in the other direction. We also outline the testable …
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Today all countries have fiat money issued by a central bank. There is no obligation by a central bank to exchange its … money for gold or any other good. Central banks have the monopoly to issue central bank money and have the power to create … their money out of nothing. Creating such a monetary system is functional for a capitalist economy and must be regarded as a …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014635562
The general equilibrium model with incomplete financial markets (GEI) is extended by adding fiat money, fiscal and … monetary policy and a cash-in-advance constraint. The central bank either pegs the interest rate or money supply while the …
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The monetary economy has properties that cannot be analyzed using the tools of today's dynamic general equilibrium analysis. Keynes's economics, far from being an aberration in the otherwise orderly evolution of modern macroeconomics from Adam Smith's ideas about the invisible hand, was a major...
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