Monetarism is Dead; Long Live the Quantity Theory

William G. Dewald

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William G. Dewald distinguishes between simplistic monetarism, which he believes “was widely interpreted as providing an alternative to short-run Keynesian model forecasts” and “the Quantity Theory, whose focus is on the long run.”

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1989Is the Bank of Japan a Closet Monetarist? Monetary Targeting in Japan, 1978-1988

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