Monetary Economics Theories Evidence And Policy 2nd Edition by David G. Pierce (Author)

Publisher: ECONOMICS

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SKU: 37726
Number of Pages: 308

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Monetary Economics: Theories, Evidence, and Policy (2nd Edition)

Author: David G. Pierce
Binding: Paperback
Paper Quality: White Paper
Category: Economics / Monetary Economics / Finance
Recommended For: Undergraduate and graduate students of economics, researchers, educators, financial analysts, and anyone interested in understanding monetary theory and policy.

Key Points

Comprehensive Monetary Theory – Provides a detailed examination of monetary theory, including the nature, role, and impact of money in an economy.
Balanced Approach – Combines theoretical perspectives with empirical evidence, offering a clear understanding of how monetary policy works in practice.
Coverage of Monetary Policy – Explores various aspects of monetary policy, including central banking, interest rates, inflation control, and financial stability.
Historical and Modern Perspectives – Discusses the evolution of monetary theories and policies, from classical models to modern approaches.
Real-World Examples – Uses case studies and practical examples to illustrate the application of monetary theories in real economic scenarios.
Analytical and Mathematical Approach – Includes mathematical models and diagrams to help readers grasp complex monetary concepts.
Ideal for Exam Preparation – Suitable for students preparing for university exams, competitive exams, and professional courses in economics and finance.