Money and monetary policy in less developed countries : a survey of issues and evidence

Content: 
Other Titles of Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
ABOUT THE EDITORS, Page vi
PREFACE, Pages xi-xii, Warren L. Coats Jr., Deena R. Khatkhate
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Pages xiii-xiv
Money and Monetary Policy in Less Developed Countries: Survey of Issues and Evidence, Pages 3-33, W.L. Coats Jr., D.R. Khatkhate
1 - Financial Development and Economic Growth in Underdeveloped Countries, Pages 37-54, H.T. Patrick
The Promotion of the “Banking Habit” and Economic Development, Pages 55-69, R.C. Porter
Financial Intermediation and Economic Growth in Less Developed Countries: A Theoretical Approach, Pages 71-84, V. Galbis
Production and Monetization in the Subsistence Sector, Pages 85-93, J.G. Borpujari
The Velocity of Money and Per Capita Income in Developing Economies: Malaysia and Singapore, Pages 95-106, B.K. Short
Money and Capital or Financial Deepening in Economic Developments?, Pages 107-113, M.J. Fry
Some Aspects of Financial Policies and Central Banking in Developing Countries, Pages 115-129, V.V. Bhatt
2 - Analytic Basis of the Working of Monetary Policy in Less Developed Countries, Pages 131-147, D.R. Khatkhate
A Primer on Inflation, Pages 149-163, A.C. Harberger
The Efficacy of Monetary Rules for LDCs, Pages 165-181, W.L. Coats Jr.
Recent Evolution of Monetary Policy in India, Pages 183-209, V.G. Pendharkar, M. Narasimham
1 - Cross Country Inflation Evidence of the Moneyness of Time Deposits, Pages 213-220, J. Conlisk
Time Deposits in the Definition of Money: Further Cross Country Inflation Evidence, Pages 221-225, D.P. Villanueva, N.S. Arya
Monetization of Developing Countries, Pages 227-240, A.G. Chandavarkar
Effects of Banking Development on the Demand for Money, Pages 241-254, B. Aghevli
The Demand for Money: Evidence from Developed and Less Developed Economies, Pages 255-278, J.O. Adekunle
The Demand for Money and Its Components in Argentina: Annual Estimations 1935-69, Pages 279-298, T.J.T. Balino
Black-Market Exchange-Rate Expectations and the Domestic Demand for Money: Some Empirical Results, Pages 299-305, M.I. Blejer
Variable Expectations and the Demand for Money in High Inflation Countries, Pages 307-327, M.S. Khan
The Ability of the Monetary Authorities to Control the Stock of Money in LDCs, Pages 329-333, Y. Chul Park
A Money Multiplier Model for a Developing Economy: The Venezuelan Case, Pages 335-345, D.R. Khatkhate, V.G. Galbis, D.P. Villanueva
Government Deficits and the Inflationary Process in Developing Countries, Pages 347-370, B.B. Aghevli, M.S. Khan
Money Supply Implications of Commercial Banks' Financing of Government Debt in Developing Countries, Pages 371-385, W.L. Coats Jr., D.R. Khatkhate
Narrow Security Markets and Monetary Policy: Lessons from Pakistan, Pages 387-400, R.C. Porter
The Use of Reserve Requirements in Developing Countries, Pages 401-421, W.L. Coats Jr.
Central Bank Policies and Inflation A Case Study of Four Less Developed Economies, 1949-57, Pages 423-439, J. Ahrensdorf
Monetary Control when Demand for Cash is Unpredictable A Proposal for Stabilizing the Money Multiplier in Portugal, Pages 441-448, M.J. Fry
2 - Interest Rate Determination in Underdeveloped Rural Areas, Pages 449-464, A. Bottomley
On the Formation of Usurious Interest Rates in Backward Agriculture, Pages 465-477, A. Bhaduri
Interest Rates and the Structure of Agricultural Credit Markets, Pages 479-490, M. Long
Some Aspects of Interest Rate Policies in Less Developed Economies: The Experience of Selected Asian Countries, Pages 491-530, A.G. Chandavarkar
A Revisit to Interest Rates Outside the Organized Money Markets of Underdeveloped Countries, Pages 531-548, U. Tun Wai
Credit Controls as Instruments of Development Policy in the Light of Economic Theory, Pages 549-560, O.E.G. Johnson
Selective Credit Controls in Underdeveloped Economies, Pages 561-569, I.G. Patel
Saving and Flow of Funds Analysis: A Tool for Financial Planning in India, Pages 571-587, V.V. Bhatt
Operation of Selective Credit Policies in Less Developed Countries: Certain Critical Issues, Pages 589-603, D.R. Khatkhate, D.P. Villanueva
Farm Size and Credit Policy, Pages 605-616, C.H. Hanumantha Rao
Credit Planning in India: Its Rationale and Content, Pages 617-629, M. Narasimham
The Exchange Rate as an Instrument of Policy in a Developing Country, Pages 631-641, O.E.G. Johnson
Exchange Rate Policies for Developing Countries, Pages 643-661, A.B. Crockett, S.M. Nsouli
What Kind of Macroeconometric Model for Developing Economies?, Pages 665-674, L.R. Klein
Toward a Monetary Model for Developing Countries, Pages 675-684, Yung Chul Park
Credit Policy and the Balance of Payments in Developing Countries, Pages 685-711, B.B. Aghevli, M.S. Khan
An Analysis of Price and Output Behavior in the Indian Economy: 1951-73, Pages 713-737, I.J. Ahluwalia
A Semiannual Macroeconometric Model of the Philippines, 1967-76, Pages 739-762, D.P. Villanueva
Readings in Money and Banking in the LDC's: Bibliography, Pages 763-810
Index, Pages 811-827