The Demand for Money: A Cross-Section Study of Business Firms

Allan H. Meltzer

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Introduction, 405. — Demand for money by business firms, 407. — Empirical results and the question of economies of scale, 409. — An alternative formulation, 415. — Possible limitations, 418. — Conclusion, 420. — Appendix, 422.

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