Monetary policy and the definition of money: implications for the European Monetary Union

Article Abstract:

There are pragmatic, historical and economic reasons for having doubts about European monetary union, and an examination of monetary policy and ways of defining money shows that there are likely to be problems in managing monetary union.

Money Supply, Economic aspects, Measurement, Monetary policy, Western Europe, Monetary unions

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The German historical schools in the history of economic thought

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A research is made to find out the treatment given to the German historical schools in the histories of economic thought. The research explores few historiographical aspects of economic history.

Germany

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Some remarks on self-interest, the historical schools and the evolution of the theory of public goods

Article Abstract:

A research is conducted to find out the factors that motivate the consumer behavior and the evolution of the theory of public goods.

Consumer Behavior, Consumer behaviour

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