Money Stock Control and Its Implications for Monetary Policy
Albert E. Burger, Lionel Kalish, Christopher T. Babb
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Albert E. Burger, Lionel Kalish, Christopher T. Babb
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In the past two years there has been an increased concern within the Federal Reserve Systern about the role of monetary aggregates in policy, and about the operating procedures implicit in the policy directive of the Federal Open Market Committee.
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In the past two years there has been an increased concern within the Federal Reserve Systern about the role of monetary aggregates in policy, and about the operating procedures implicit in the policy directive of the Federal Open Market Committee.
Key concepts: Monetary policy, Stock control, Monetary economics, Stock (firearms), Economics, Money supply, Control (management), Financial system