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inflation targeting through movements of the
official interest rate. The
monetarist theory states that
variations in the
money supply have
major influences...
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financial crisis that followed. In
contrast to
traditional monetarists,
market monetarists do not
believe monetary aggregates or
commodity prices such...
- view
among economists and
economic historians (including Keynesians,
Monetarists and
Austrian economists) is that the p****age of the Smoot–Hawley Tariff...
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describes him as "Widely respected, well-connected,
principled Rightwing,
monetarist City gent; a hard-headed long term thinker; a
devout believer in sanctity...
- of the
Bretton Woods system in 1971, with the
increasing influence of
monetarist schools of
thought in the 1980s, and
particularly in the face of large...
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explanation for the
shift of the
Phillips curve was
initially provided by the
monetarist economist Milton Friedman, and also by
Edmund Phelps. Both
argued that...
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business cycles and
economic shocks in a
precise fashion.
Followers of the
monetarist school think that
Keynesian style monetary policies produce many overshooting...
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Market monetarism Critique of
political economy Critique of work
Marxist Monetarist Neoclassical New
institutional Supply-side
Origins Age of Enlightenment...
- the 1950s and 1960s, its
intellectual leader being Milton Friedman.
Monetarists contended that
monetary policy and
other monetary shocks, as represented...
- and
central banks.
According to the
quantity theory supported by the
monetarist school of thought,
there is a
tight causal connection between growth in...
