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• Money supply
  The '''money supply''' is the [[economy]]'s stock of those [[Asset (finance)|assets]] that can ==Control of the money supply==
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• Money supply/Tutorials
  ...ank, and a repetition of the same sequence releases a further 810 into the money supply, transforming the initial 1000 from the previous 1900 to 2710 - and so on. ...transaction, suggesting that there is a limit to the total addition to the money supply that is possible. In fact the mathematics of series reveals what that limit
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• Money supply/Definition
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• Money supply/Related Articles
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• Money supply
  The '''money supply''' is the [[economy]]'s stock of those [[Asset (finance)|assets]] that can ==Control of the money supply==
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• Central bank
  ...monetary|sterilise]] the monetary system against other influences upon the money supply by increasing or reducing its holdings of government securities <ref>[http://www.econlib.org/library/Enc/MoneySupply.html Anna J. Schwartz: ''Money Supply'' The Concise Encyclopedia of Economics]</ref>.
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• Gold standard/Tutorials
  ==The effect of gold stocks upon the money supply== ...variations in a country's central bank stock of gold upon that country's money supply is governed by the identity:
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• Monetarism/Definition
  ...hat explains inflation as the inevitable consequence of an increase in the money supply.
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• Money multiplier/Definition
  the ratio of the money supply M1 to the monetary base.
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• Credit (finance)/Definition
  ...s without immediate payment (including bank credit, which is part of the [[money supply]]).
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• Great Depression/Related Articles
  [[Money supply]] {{r|Money supply}}
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• Money supply/Tutorials
  ...ank, and a repetition of the same sequence releases a further 810 into the money supply, transforming the initial 1000 from the previous 1900 to 2710 - and so on. ...transaction, suggesting that there is a limit to the total addition to the money supply that is possible. In fact the mathematics of series reveals what that limit
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• Credit easing/Definition
  ...ts. Unlike [[quantitative easing]], it may be done without expanding the [[money supply]].
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• Keynesian theory/Tutorials
  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;M&nbsp;=&nbsp;the money supply<br>
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• Open market operations/Definition
  ...cial bank]]s' [[reserve ratio]]s with a view to the consequences for the [[money supply]] and [[interest rate]]s.
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• Macroeconomics/Related Articles
  [[Banking]], [[Money supply]], [[Public expenditure]], [[Fiscal policy]], [[Taxation]]
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• Banking/Tutorials
  ...ank, and a repetition of the same sequence releases a further 810 into the money supply, transforming the initial 1000 from the previous 1900 to 2710 - and so on. ...transaction, suggesting that there is a limit to the total addition to the money supply that is possible. In fact the mathematics of series reveals what that limit
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• Monetisation (of public debt)/Definition
  ...nsion of the bank's [[monetary base]], and consequently of the country's [[money supply]].
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• Monetarism
  ...uence of an increase in the [[money supply]] and prescribes control of the money supply as the only means of controlling inflation. ...oney supply, and it is an obvious further step to prescribe control of the money supply as the cure for inflation. However, the economists of the ''Chicago School'
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• Bank failures and rescues/Related Articles
  {{r|Money supply}}
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• Deflation/Related Articles
  [[Money supply]]
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• Recession of 2009/Related Articles
  {{r|Money supply}}
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• Recession (economics)/Related Articles
  [[Money supply]]
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• Fiscal policy/Related Articles
  {{r|Money supply}}
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• Public debt/Related Articles
  {{r|Money supply}}
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• Great Depression in the United States/Related Articles
  [[Money supply]]
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• IS-LM model/Tutorials
  “LM” refers to “Liquidity preference and money supply”. The LM curve represents all equilibriums where demand equals supply on *At ''point B'', supply of goods and services is also insufficient and so is money supply. This combination implies a rise of both output and interest rate.
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• Paul A. Volcker
  ...inflation]] and [[stagnation]], in which he pursued a policy of curtailing money supply. ...U.S. [[dollar]] faced runaway inflation. He responded by restricting the [[money supply]], in contrast to the past approach of controlling [[interest rate]]s. Thou
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• IS-LM model
  * The L-M (liquidity-money supply) curve shows, those combinations of interest rate and income that make the .... It follows from those assumptions that, at a given level of the total [[money supply]], the process of reconciling the transactions demand with the speculative
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• Ben Bernanke
  ...the Great Depression". He argues that, in addition to its effects via the money supply, the financial crisis had raised, what he terms the "cost of credit interme
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• Gold standard
  ...n order to stem the resulting outflow of gold, and that would contract the money supply, producing a downward pressure on domestic prices which would tend to reduc ...Sterilsation|sterilise]] gold inflows and so prevent any increase in their money supply. Such sterilisation was, in fact practised from time to time by the two maj
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• Great Depression in the United States/Tutorials
  ==Money Supply==
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• Great Depression in Germany
  ...]]. War expenditure had been almost completely financed by loans and the [[money supply]] had been quadrupled in the period from 1914 to 1918. [[Inflation|Inflatio ...ll above British and American rates and there was a sharp reduction in the money supply<ref> There is a detailed account of monetary developments at the time on pa
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• Great Depression/Addendum
  ...war. War expenditure had been almost completely financed by loans and the money supply had been quadrupled in the period from 1914 to 1918. Inflationary pressures ...ll above British and American rates and there was a sharp reduction in the money supply<ref> There is a detailed account of monetary developments at the time on pa
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• Bimetallism
  ...switching from coins and paper to bank checks, which greatly expanded the money supply. In 1890 the ratio at the mines was 20 to 1 (20 oz of silver cost the same As Friedman and Schwarz (1963) have shown, the money supply was steadily expanding in the 1890s because bank checks were becoming commo
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• Milton Friedman
  ...esians]], ought to be replaced with iron "rules" of policy - notably his "money supply growth" rule, and that central banks should be abolished<ref>[http://www.re
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• Fractional-reserve banking
  ...ng regulatory structure, and is theoretically one means of controlling the money supply, though it is not often used as such. ...required reserves are held in gold, and there is an extrinsic limit on the money supply which cannot be exceeded without relaxing the reserve requirement or [[mone
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• Economics/Related Articles
  - [[money supply]]
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• Economics/Glossary
  {{r|Money supply}}
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• Inflation
  ...ult from the reduction of interest rates which follows an increase in the money supply, and upon the consequent price increases and expectations of price increase ...80s to control inflation by [[incomes policies]] and by controlling the [[money supply]] in Britain <ref> Nick Gardner: ''Decade of Discontent'', Blackwell 1987</
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• Monetary policy/Addendum
  * The link between intermediate monetary targets (such as the [[money supply]]) and policy objectives is too unstable for their policy use, although th
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• Economics/Addendum
  ..., [[labour]], [[land]], [[market (economics)|market]], [[microfinance]], [[money supply]], [[moral hazard]], [[multiplier effect]], [[Nash equilibrium]], [[nationa
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• Macroeconomics
  ...ice-Hall 1964</ref>, indicated that price increases had, in fact, followed money supply increases, but with time-lags that were long and variable. Critics argued ...re attempted to test it against the Keynesian theory that increases in the money supply would not affect the prices of goods because they would be spent on financi
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• Federal Reserve System
  ...nment security|government securities]], and is therefore controlling the [[money supply]] of the United States. ...other commercial companies could issue bank notes and thus regulate the [[money supply]]. Here is a dollar bill issued by the Delaware Bridge Co. of [[Lambertvill
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• Monetary policy
  ...money"). The practice of routinely targeting of monetary policy on the money supply in order to counter inflationary tendencies has generally fallen into disu ...ate 1970s by a series of attempts at stabilisation by the control of the [[money supply]] before that was abandoned in favour of the monetary policy techniques des
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• Labour Party (UK)/Timelines
  ...s - international concern about the [[budget deficit]] and growth of the [[money supply]] leads to a rapid fall in the exchange rate. :* July: [[Money supply]] target of 12 per cent annual growth rate of Sterling M3 set by the [[Chan
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• Deflation
  ...vocate supplementing interest rate cuts with direct action to increase the money supply by "printing money" (otherwise known as "''quantitative easing''"<ref> For
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• Bank failures and rescues
  ...a banking crisis, which could result in a major reduction in a country's [[money supply]] (known later as a [[credit crunch]]) causing financial problems among n
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• Unemployment
  ...particular, he attributed the [[Great Depression]] to reductions in the [[money supply]] resulting from policy mistakes by the [[Federal Reserve system|Federal Re
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• Great Depression
  ...onetary base]], and there followed a limited and delayed increase in the [[money supply]] <ref name=stats>See the statistics on the tutorials page of the article o ...Keynes had warned President Roosevelt against reliance upon expanding the money supply and voiced concern about what he considered to be the President's reluctanc
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• CZ Talk:Economics Workgroup/Archive 1
  *[[Money supply]] #[[Money supply]] (2)
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• Neoclassical Schools (1871-today)
  ...ght to be replaced with iron ''"rules"'' of policy - notably his famous ''"money supply growth"'' rule. He also wrote several books advocating ''[[laissez-faire]
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• Great Depression/Tutorials
  ...were free to "sterilise" gold inflows and so prevent any increase in their money supply. According to James Hamilton <ref> James Hamilton: "Monetary Factors in the In 1927, the Federal Reserve increased the United States money supply by a reduction in interest rates and by vigorous ''open market operations''
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• Banking
  ...s of increasing the amount of money in circulation, that is known as the [[money supply]]. ...the banking system has come to play an essential part in influencing the [[money supply]]. It can be shown that a bank that lends out all but a fraction of its d
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• History of economic thought
  ...tes the demand for savings to the interest rate, and the other (Liquidity/Money Supply) relates the demand for money to the interest rate - and in which the poin ...stability of demand and prices could better be achieved by control of the money supply. The controversy that followed was mainly concerned with the nature of the
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• History of economic thought/Citable Version
  ...tes the demand for savings to the interest rate, and the other (Liquidity/Money Supply) relates the demand for money to the interest rate - and in which the poin ...stability of demand and prices could better be achieved by control of the money supply. The controversy that followed was mainly concerned with the nature of the
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• Great Depression in the United Kingdom
  ...d, and at the beginning of the period there was a rapid expansion in the [[money supply]] <ref> Ben Bernanke: ''Essays on the Great Depression'', pages 146-8, Prin
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• History of pre-classical economic thought
  ...Theory of Money'', detailing the relationship between price levels and the money supply, generally speaking.
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• Recession (economics)
  ...policy was augmented by the use of [[quantitative easing]] o expand the [[money supply]], and there was a temporary return to the use of [[fiscal policy]].
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• American Revolution
  ...or leadership, the states too also printed money, causing disarray in the money supply. Congress responded by refusing to print more money, then ordered the state
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• Labour Party (UK)
  ...e value of the pound. The [[Chancellor of the Exchequer]] responded with a money supply target, tax increases and cuts in spending, but international doubts abou ...or changes to the conduct of the country's monetary and fiscal policies. [[Money supply]] targets were abandoned, [[monetary policy]] was targeted directly upon t
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• Pound sterling
  ...nterest rates rose in response to the [[monetarist]] policy of targeting [[money supply]] and a high exchange rate was widely blamed for the deep [[recession]] of
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• Financial system
  ...utorials#The arithmetic of money creation|expansion and contraction of the money supply]]. ...lly implements its country’s [[monetary policy]]<ref>the control of the money supply is explained in paragraph 3.2 of the article on [[banking]] and the use of
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• Great Depression in the United States
  ...1933 and the restoration of confidence in the banking system, deposits and money supply rose sharply <ref name=Friedman/>.
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• U.S. Economic history
  ...depression but it failed to stop the fall. There was a sharp drop in the money supply, which would amount to a one-third reduction by 1933. President [[Herbert ...counts[http://www.huppi.com/kangaroo/GDPreal.htm]; Mitchell 446, 449, 451; Money supply M2[http://home.att.net/~rdavis2/cpi_m2.html]</ref>
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• Public debt
  ...nnot escape except by defaulting on its obligations, or by expanding the [[money supply]]. The 1931 German hyper-inflation, which was caused by the use of [[Monet
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• Herbert Hoover
  ...cal blunders. Moreover, the [[Federal Reserve System]]'s tightening of the money supply (for fear of inflation) is regarded by [[Milton Friedman]] and most modern
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• Whig Party
  ...promote faster industrialization through high tariffs, a business-oriented money supply based on a national bank, and a vigorous program of government-funded "inte
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• Eurozone crisis/Tutorials
  ...creation of [[inflation]] as a result of the consequent increase in the [[money supply]]. Low interest European Central Bank loans to eurozone banks have, however
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• Great Recession
  ...through the unsuccessful [[monetarism|monetarist]] attempts to target the money supply, to what he refers to as "the neo-classical synthesis" or as "new Keynes
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• Financial economics
  ...anic, such as would that would otherwise cause a substantial fall in the [[money supply]] <ref> Anna Schwartz: "Real and Pseudo- Financial Crises" in ''Crises in t
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• Fourth Party System
  ...used on [[American Civil War|Civil War]], [[Reconstruction]], race and the money supply. The era began in the [[Panic of 1893]] and the extraordinarily intense el
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• Gordon Brown
  ...ct of economic policy. On [[monetary policy]], he replaced the existing [[money supply]] target with an [[inflation]] target and delegated responsibility for its
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• History of England
  ...o control the money supply for that purpose resulted in an increase in the money supply.<ref> Nick Gardner: ''Decade of Discontent'', pages 205-207, Basil Blackwel
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• Tony Blair
  ...span era]]. Following Alan Greenspan's advice, it was decided to abandon [[money supply]] targets, to instruct the [[Bank of England]] to target [[monetary policy]
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