Monetary Economics

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This book, written as an introductory manual, has been conceptualized and written as a book which challenges, as well as defines, much of what entails, contemporary monetary economic. It delineates the concepts which are central to the subject, comprehending the multiple functions of money in economical processes as well as understanding the ways in which it is implicated in the running of the world in general.In addition, it brings within purview current trends, technologies and developments which are integral top the theory and practice of development economics. About Author : Dr. G S Nayudu a senior lecturer in economics, has been teaching post-graduate classes for the last two decades. He studied economics at graduate, post-graduate and doctorate level. As a teacher, he has taught macroeconomics, microeconomics, statistics and principles of economics. He has worked with famous educational institutions in India and abroad. His areas of research interest includes monetary economics, environmental economics, financial accounting and economic growth. He hascontributed a number of research papers on these topics in various journals and also edited a number of books on issues related to economics. Besides his academic contributions, he is also practicing as a consultant to many government agencies and private firms on matters of pricing, costing, managerial strategy antitrust and regulation. Contents : ContentsPreface1. Monetary Environment2. Theories of Money73. Monetary Standards4. Monetary Policy5. Theories of Investment6. Money Market7. Capital Market8. Functioning of Stock Exchange9. Inflation10. Assessment of India's Monetary Policy11. Economic EfficiencyBibliographyIndex