Central Banking in a Free Society

Tim Congdon

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Monetary Policy and Economic Impact Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Economic theories and models

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New Debates on Central Banking Central Banking: Spontaneous or Imposed? The Evolution of Banking Systems The Social Costs & Benefits of Central Banking The Lender-of-the-Last-Resort Role The Northern Rock Crisis How Should the Bank of England be Organised? Conclusion: The Case for a 'Broad' Central Bank.

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