Consumer Theory and the Demand for Money

William A. Barnett · Douglas Fisher · Apostolos Serletis

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The following sections are included:IntroductionThe Definition of MoneyThe Microeconomic Theory of a Monetary EconomyThe Aggregation-Theoretic Approach to Money DemandIndex Number TheoryThe Links Between Aggregation Theory, Index Number Theory, and Monetary TheoryUnderstanding the New Divisia AggregatesThe Optimal Level of Monetary SubaggregationEconometric ConsiderationsApproximating the Monetary Services Subutility FunctionAn ExampleEmpirical DimensionsEmpirical Comparisons of Index NumbersEmpirical Results for the Demand System ApproachExtensionsConclusions

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