The book Faith Smith "origin of the central banks," leads us to overestimate the prevailing ideas of our monetary system and encourages consider the arguments in favor of reform.
Contents:
Chapter I
Introduction
Chapter II
The development of central banking in England.
Chapter III
The Scottish system
Chapter IV
The development of central banking in France.
Chapter V
The banking business in America: decentralization in the absence of freedom
Chapter VI
The development of a centralized banking system in Germany.
Chapter VII
Theoretical debates in England and America in the period up to 1848 -
Chapter VIII
Discussions in France and Belgium.
Chapter IX
The debate in Germany
Chapter X
The debate in Britain since 1848
Chapter XI
The debate in the United States in the period before the establishment of the Federal Reserve System
Chapter XII
An overview of the arguments in favor of Central Banking
Application
On the functioning of the "automatic mechanism" credit control
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