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A Treatise on Money

John Maynard Keynes

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The Applied Theory of Money: Part I. Monetary Factors and their Fluctuations: 1. The applied theory of money 2. The proportion of savings deposits to cash deposits 3. The velocities of circulation 4. The ratio of bank money to reserve money 5. The activity of business Part II. The Rate of Investment and its Fluctuations: 6. Fluctuations in the rate of investment: i. Fixed capital 7. Fluctuations in the rate of investment: ii. Working capital 8. Fluctuations in the rate of investment: iii. Liquid capital 9. Historical illustrations Part III. The Management of Money: 10. The problem of the management of money 11. Methods of national management: i. The control of the member banks 12. Methods of national management: ii. The regulation of the central reserves 13. Problems of international management: i. The relations of central banks to one another 14. Problems of international management: ii. The gold standard 15. Problems of international management: iii. The problem of national autonomy 16. Methods of national management: iii. The control of the rate of investment 17. Problems of supernational national management.

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The Applied Theory of Money: Part I. Monetary Factors and their Fluctuations: 1. The applied theory of money 2. The proportion of savings deposits to cash deposits 3. The velocities of circulation 4. The ratio of bank money to reserve money 5. The activity of business Part II. The Rate of Investment and its Fluctuations: 6. Fluctuations in the rate of investment: i. Fixed capital 7. Fluctuations in the rate of investment: ii. Working capital 8. Fluctuations in the rate of investment: iii. Liquid capital 9. Historical illustrations Part III. The Management of Money: 10. The problem of the management of money 11. Methods of national management: i. The control of the member banks 12. Methods of national management: ii. The regulation of the central reserves 13. Problems of international management: i. The relations of central banks to one another 14. Problems of international management: ii. The gold standard 15. Problems of international management: iii. The problem of national autonomy 16. Methods of national management: iii. The control of the rate of investment 17. Problems of supernational national management.

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The Applied Theory of Money: Part I. Monetary Factors and their Fluctuations: 1. The applied theory of money 2. The proportion of savings deposits to cash deposits 3. The velocities of circulation 4. The ratio of bank money to reserve money 5. The activity of business Part II. The Rate of Investment and its Fluctuations: 6. Fluctuations in the rate of investment: i. Fixed capital 7. Fluctuations in the rate of investment: ii. Working capital 8. Fluctuations in the rate of investment: iii. Liquid capital 9. Historical illustrations Part III. The Management of Money: 10. The problem of the management of money 11. Methods of national management: i. The control of the member banks 12. Methods of national management: ii. The regulation of the central reserves 13. Problems of international management: i. The relations of central banks to one another 14. Problems of international management: ii. The gold standard 15. Problems of international management: iii. The problem of national autonomy 16. Methods of national management: iii. The control of the rate of investment 17. Problems of supernational national management.

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