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Money and Inflation: A New Macroeconomic Analysis

Sergio Rossi

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Part 1 Methodological issues in the measurement of inflation: the methodological debate in traditional inflation analysis from technical biases to analytical issues. Part 2 Towards a macroeconomic analysis of inflation: the neoclassical analysis of inflation - a critical appraisal the argument refined - exogenous and endogenous money. Part 3 A modern paragidm for inflation analysis: wage setting, credit policy and inflation inflation and fixed capital accumulation.

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Key concepts: Economics, Inflation (cosmology), Real interest rate, Keynesian economics, Monetary policy, Argument (complex analysis), Macroeconomics, Monetary economics