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Important books, 2017, 168 pgs., end notes include bibliography,
charts, no TOC
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Reviewer comments - This is a reprint of an earlier edition or set of
essays of unknown date. But from the context of some statemetns aned th3e data
shown in the charts it appears that the book was written during the Reagan
administration - the early 1980's. Much has changed since then. For instance,
The author cites the 1981 amount for FED assets at $176.85 billion and lists
the composition of the reserve. Obviously today the reality is vastly
different. Bye book is an effort to prove the necessity to establish a 'gold
standard' for money and eliminate 'fractional banking'.
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Chapter I - Money: It's Importance and Origins
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Chapter II - What Determines Prices: Supply and Demand
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Chapter III - Money and Overall Prices
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Chapter IV - The Supply of Money
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Chapter V - The Demand for Money
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Chapter VI - Loan Banking
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Chapter VII - Deposit Banking
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Chapter VIII - Free Banking and the Limits on Bank Credit Inflation
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Chapter IX - Central Banking: Removing the Limits
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Chapter X - Central Banking: Determining Total Reserves
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Chapter XI - Central Banking: The Process of Bank Credit Expansion
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Chapter XII - The Origins of Central Banking
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Chapter XIII - Central Banking in the United States I: The Origins
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Chapter XIV - Centrqal Banking in the United States II: The 1820's to
the Civil War
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Chapter XV - Central Banking in the United States III: The National
Banking System
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Chapter XVI - Central Banking in the United StatesIV: The Federal
Reserve System
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Chapter XVII - Conclusion: The Present Banking Situation and What To Do
About It
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