Searching for New Frontiers Hollywood Films in the 1960s 1st Edition by Rick Worland ISBN 1119464870 9781119464877

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ISBN 10:     1119464870
ISBN 13: 978-1119464877
Author:      Rick Worland

Searching for New Frontiers Hollywood Films in the 1960s 1st Table of contents:

1. Introduction

References

2. Money

2.1 The Four Functions of Money: Currency, Payment, Income, and Capital
2.2 Types and Creators of Money
2.3 Coin Currencies and Tally Sticks
2.4 Banknotes and the Ascent of Modern Fractional Reserve Banking
2.5 Bankmoney on Account
2.6 Electronic Money and Digital Cash
2.7 Money as an Informational Token
2.8 Where Does the Value of Money Come From?
2.9 A Monetarized and Financialized Economy
References

3. Chartalism

3.1 State Theory Versus Market Theory of Money
3.2 The Sovereign Monetary Prerogative and Its Two Historical Challenges
3.3 The Currency Versus Banking Controversy
3.4 Full Chartalism Versus State-Backed Commercial Bankmoney
References

4. Money and Banking Today

4.1 The Two-Tier Split-Circuit Structure
4.2 The Unreal Loanable Funds Model of Bankmoney and Reserves: Credit and Deposit Creation in O
4.3 Interplay Between the Circulation of Bankmoney and Reserves: Monetary and Financial Intermediaries
4.4 The Operating Principles Behind Modern Fractional Reserve Banking
4.5 Minimum Reserve Positions and the Unreal Multiplier Model
4.6 Savings as Deactivated Deposits
4.7 The Golden Bank Rule and the Question of Maturity Transformation
4.8 Restrictions to Credit and Deposit Creation
4.9 Creation of Bankmoney: The Entire Picture
4.10 Deletion of Bankmoney
4.11 Quasi-Seigniorage of Bankmoney Creation
4.12 Growing Competition to Primary Bank Credit from Secondary Credit Offered by Financial Intermediaries
4.13 Shadow Banking
4.14 The Rhetoric About Endogenous and Exogenous Money
4.15 The False Identity of Money and Credit
References

5. Dysfunctions of the Bankmoney Regime

5.1 The Monetary System: The Misjudged Root Cause of Financial Crises
5.2 Incomplete Analysis of Financial Crises
5.3 The Monetary Quantity Equation
5.4 Overshooting Money Supply
5.5 Channels of Bankmoney Issuance
5.6 Inflation
5.7 Asset Inflation, Bubbles, and Crises
5.8 Over-Indebtedness
5.9 Financial Market Failure
5.10 Monetary Policy Failure
5.11 Bankmoney is Unsafe
5.12 The Distributional Bias of Bankmoney
5.13 From c. 1980 to 2008: The Great Immoderation
5.14 The Question of Lawfulness of Bankmoney
5.15 The Disregarded Constitutional Dimension of the Monetary Order
References

6. Bankmoney to Sovereign Money

6.1 Basic Traits of a Sovereign Money System
6.2 Central Banks as the Fourth Branch of the State
6.3 Separation of Money Creation from Banking, and of Monetary from Fiscal Functions
6.4 The Prohibition of the Government from Issuing Money
6.5 The Role of the Banks in a Sovereign Money System
6.6 Capacity-Oriented Quantity Policy
6.7 Channels of Issuance and First Uses of New Money
6.8 Is There a Necessary Sequence in the Circulation of Money?
6.9 Debt-Free Versus Interest-Bearing Sovereign Money
6.10 How to Account for Sovereign Money on a Central Bank Balance Sheet
6.11 Conversion Day Transition
6.12 Little to Lose, Much to Gain: Stability, Safety, Seigniorage
6.13 Seigniorage to the Benefit of the Public Purse
6.14 Transition Through Raising Fractional Reserves to 100% of Deposits?
6.15 Monetary Financing: Government Spending of Sovereign Money Adding to Bankmoney
6.16 Safe Sovereign Money Accounts
6.17 Sovereign Digital Currency
6.18 International Connectivity of Sovereign Money

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