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paperback. Condición: New. Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback. Pub Date :2012-10-01 Pages: 320 Publisher: Anhui People title: A Treatise on Money: Broad and view the contents of voluminous knowledge rich set of reading and collection value in one. Eas…y to study reading. in favor of cultural accumulation innovation ISBN: 9.787.212.055.769 Press: Anhui People Author: John Maynard Keynes (UK) book. Deng Chuanjun the Liu Zhijun translation Original Price: the 32.8 yuan Publishing Date :2012-10-1 for sale price: the 19.0 yuan Revision: 1 Binding: Paperback Words: 278 thousand yards: 320 Folio: 16 Weight: Editor's Choice in the face of a broad array of classics. pick the most dazzling pearl for our readers. is the era of reading Classics The original intention to readers in history. sentiment feelings. listening Proverbs thinking. Keynesian economic theory to think of the most influential economic theory. it directly affects the development trend of the world economy of the late 20th century. has still many ways to have a positive impact. Summary monetary theory is a classic work of John Maynard Keynes to price stability as the axis. on a variety of factors that affect the price fluctuations of the exploration and analysis of theory and policy. The contents of the center is to amend the quantity theory of money. some additional factors considered neglected. the expansion of the monetary value of the basic equation ; and as a theoretical basis. and discusses the stability of the price level and economic equilibrium. The book mainly on how to maintain the stability and economic equilibrium in the price level. and how to maintain equality between investment and savings. how to make the market interest rate and the natural rate of interest. Chapter 3 Chapter 2 Classification of Chapter 1 of the nature of the directory first currency currency bank notes Bank notes analysis of Chapter 5 of Chapter 4 of the second monetary value of the currency's purchasing power sub-multiple of the price level Chapter 6 Currency Standard the monetary value of the basic equation diffusion Chapter 8 The third basic equation of the theory of purchasing power compared to the Chapter 7 price level as defined in Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 12 Chapter 11 balanced conditions to further explain the difference between savings and investment first 13 Chapter bank rate mode of action other form of Title IV of the price level of Chapter 14 of the basic equation of dynamic industrial circulation and financial circulation. Chapter 15. Chapter 16 of Chapter 17 of the classification of purchasing power imbalance causes monetary factors cause the changes first Chapter 20 of some of the special aspects of the change Chapter 19 Chapter 18 investment factors have led to the credit cycle pure an application of the theory of the credit cycle Chapter 21 international imbalances caused by the change of John Maynard Keynes. modern macroeconomics one of the founders. known to the world by creating a Keynesian revolution in economics. He served as a lecturer in economics at Cambridge University. the Royal College and longtime Economist magazine editor-in-chief and president of the Royal Economic Society. and the International Monetary Fund and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development director. president and other staff. He advocated government intervention in economic thought known as Keynesian have a major impact on modern economic and political theory. as well as government public relations and economic policy. Representative works include: currency reform 'currency' of Employment. Interest and Money theory. Abstracts preambleFour Satisfaction guaranteed,or money back.
