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The Mystery Of Banking
1983
by
Rothbard
Banking
Central Banking
Free Banking
Mises Institute
Monetary Theory
Murray Rothbard
Money Supply
Austrian School
Federal Reserve
Institutionalism
Ludwig von Mises
David Ricardo
Gold Standard
Inflation
Equilibrium
Microeconomics
Price Mechanism
Profit and Loss
Supply and Demand
Monetary Equilibrium
Price Level
Macroeconomics
Purchasing Power
David Hume
Fiat Money
John Maynard Keynes
Industrial Revolution
Weimar Republic
Interest Rates
William Stanley Jevons
Banknotes
Business Cycles
Legal Tender
Walter Bagehot
Discount Rate
Open Market Operations
Credit Expansion
Bank of England
Mercantilism
Currency School
Monopoly
Deflation
Business Cycle Theory
Deficit Spending
Monetary Policy
World War I
Bretton Woods
Great Depression
Stagflation
Liquidity
Monetary Reform
Banking School
Economic History
Table of Contents · 51 segments
1
Front Matter and Table of Contents
front_matter
2
Preface by Douglas E. French
preface
3
Foreword by Joseph T. Salerno
foreword
4
Money: Its Importance and Origins
chapter
5
The Money Unit and Debasement
chapter
6
What Determines Prices: Supply and Demand
chapter
7
Money and Overall Prices
chapter
8
Why Overall Prices Change
theoretical
9
The Impact of Money Supply and Demand on Purchasing Power
theoretical
10
The Supply of Money and the Optimal Supply Myth
theoretical
11
The Angel Gabriel Model and the Process of Inflation
theoretical
12
Gold Standard, Counterfeiting, and Government Paper Money
theoretical
13
Historical Origins of Paper Money and the Road to Fiat
theoretical
14
Determinants of the Demand for Money
theoretical
15
Inflationary Expectations and the Three Phases of Inflation
theoretical
16
Loan Banking: Intermediation and T-Accounts
theoretical
17
The Evolution of Loan Banking Institutions
theoretical
18
Warehouse Receipts and the Nature of Deposit Banking
chapter
19
The Legal Distinction Between Bailment and Debt
chapter
20
The Temptation of Embezzlement in Warehousing
chapter
21
Deposit Banking and the Evolution of Fractional Reserves
chapter
22
The Legalization of Fractional Reserve Banking: Carr v. Carr to Foley v. Hill
chapter
23
Anomalies in American Banking Law
chapter
24
Fractional Reserve Banking: The Mechanics of Inflation and Fraud
chapter
25
Bank Notes and Demand Deposits
theoretical
26
Free Banking and the Limits on Bank Credit Inflation
chapter
27
Central Banking: Removing the Limits
chapter
28
The Demand for Cash and Its Impact on Bank Reserves
theoretical
29
The Demand for Gold and Central Bank Loans
theoretical
30
Open Market Operations: The Engine of Inflation
theoretical
31
The Process of Bank Credit Expansion Across the Banking System
theoretical
32
The Central Bank and the Treasury: Monetizing the Debt
theoretical
33
The Origins of Central Banking: The Bank of England
chapter
34
Free Banking in Scotland
chapter
35
The Peelite Crackdown, 1844–1845
chapter
36
Central Banking in the United States I: The Bank of North America and the First BUS
chapter
37
The War of 1812 and the Suspension of Specie Payments
chapter
38
The Second Bank of the United States and the Panic of 1819
chapter
39
The Jacksonian Movement and the Bank War
chapter
40
Decentralized Banking and the Suffolk System
chapter
41
The Civil War and the National Banking System
chapter
42
The National Banking Era and the Origins of the Federal Reserve System
chapter
43
The Inflationary Structure of the Fed
chapter
44
The Inflationary Policies of Benjamin Strong and the House of Morgan
chapter
45
Conclusion: The Road to Fiat Money and the Great Depression
chapter
46
Defining the Money Supply: The Problem of the Ms
chapter
47
Federal Reserve Control and the Mechanics of Pyramiding
chapter
48
How to Return to Sound Money
chapter
49
Appendix: The Myth of Free Banking in Scotland
essay
50
The Free-Banking Theorists Reconsidered
essay
51
Index and Foreword by Joseph T. Salerno
bibliography