What is Money?

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1. What is Money?: Introduction 2.'Babylonian Madness': On the Historical and Sociological Origins of Money 3. Modern Money 4. The Property Theory of Interest and Money 5. The Credit Theory of Money: The Monetary Circuit Approach 6. Money and Effective Demand 7. The Invisible Hand and the Evolution of the Monetary System 8. Aristotle on Money 9. A Marxist Theory of Commodity Money Revisited 10. A Marxist Account of the Relationship between Commodity Money and Symbolic Money in the Context of Contemporary Capitalist Development 11. Menger's Theory of Money: Some Experimental Evidence 12. Dr Freud and Mr Keynes on Money and Capitalism 13. The Disappearance of Keynes's Nascent Theory of Banking between the Treatise and the General Theory

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