Table of Contents

Introduction: the significance of Leland Yeager's monetary writings. Part 1 Monetary disequilibrium and its consequences: "A Cash-Balance Interpretation of Depression" (1956); "Monetarism" (1971); "The Costs, Sources and Control of Inflation" (1981). Part 2 Monetary misconceptions: "Essential Properties of the Medium of Exchange" (1968); "What Are Banks?" (1978); "Individual and Overall Viewpoints in Monetary Theory" (1982); "Inflation, Output and Employment: Some Clarification" (1982); "Money and Credit Confused: An Appraisal of Economic Doctrine and Federal Reserve Procedure" (1986). Part 3 Keynesianism and other diversions: "The Keynesian Diversion" (1973); "The Significance of Monetary Disequilibrium" (1986); "Injection Effects and Monetary Intermediation" (1990); "New Keynesians and Old Monetarists" (1991). Part 4 Avoiding monetary disequilibrium: "Monetary Policy: Before and After the Freeze" (1971); "Stable Money and Free-Market Currencies" (1983); "A Laissez-Faire Approach to Monetary Stability" (1983); "Deregulation and Monetary Reform" (1985); "A Real-GNP Dollar" (1989); "Can Monetary Disequilibrium Be Eliminated?" (1989).

About the Author

Leland B Yeager