| Description | Includes: 'Guide to Monetary Theory' by Brian Tew; comment on Brian Tew's article; 'Britain needs a tough monetary policy' by Jochen Rudolph; 'Guidelines for Federal Reserve Policy' statement before the Joint Economic Committee United states congress May 16 1968 by Tilford C Gaines; Bank note - on truth in lending; Bank comment on a paper by R L Crouch - 'A model of the UK Monetary Sector (Econometrica Jul-Oct 1967); paper for discussion by the Home Finance Policy Group 'Policy on Gilt_Edged: Implications for interest rates and liquidity; list of recent publications, work in progress and future research possibilities on Monetary Theory; papers on Open Market Operations and Bank Rate and Reserve Requirements; a number of papers and correspondence on a proposed conference on the state of monetary theory; 'The Principles of Money and Credit by W E Fox; Bank paper on 'Areas for Research in Monetary Economics'; Bank note 'How does Monetary Policy affect the Economy?'; 'An Assessment of the Effects of Monetary Policy on the British Balance of Payments: 1964-1968' by Michael Parkin; a summary of research going on at Universities and other institutions Sept 1968; 'International Policies for the Co-ordination of Growth' by C P Kindleberger; 'The Economics of Interdependence: Economic Policy in the American Community' by Richard N Cooper; Monetary and financial Aspects of International Economic Coordination by Peter Jay; 'The Effect of Monetary Policy on Bnak Credits in Japan: A Theory and Measurements of Bank Behaviour' by Yoshio Suzuki; Bank note: 'Liquidity Impacts of Measures'; Charles Goodhart note: 'Interest Rates as Indicators of the Sate of Monetary Policy'; brief for Deputy Governor 'International Coordination of Policies for Economic Growth'; Ditchley Park Conference 13-16 Dec 1968 - record of the proceedings. |