Monetary Policy - The Argument from Keynes' Treatise to Friedman ~ edited by William Hamovitch

Monetary Policy - The Argument from Keynes' Treatise to Friedman ~ edited by William Hamovitch

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A compelling dive into the evolution of modern monetary theory, this volume bridges the intellectual legacy of John Maynard Keynes with the provocative insights of Milton Friedman. Edited by William Hamovitch, it offers a rare comparative lens on two of the most influential economic thinkers of the 20th century. Ideal for students, scholars, and collectors of economic literature, this book is a thoughtful addition to any library focused on fiscal policy, macroeconomics, or ideological shifts in economic thought.

Monetary Policy: The Argument from Keynes' Treatise to Friedman presents a curated selection of essays and analyses that trace the development of monetary theory from Keyness early work to Friedmans monetarist revolution. The volume explores key debates around inflation, interest rates, central banking, and fiscal intervention, highlighting how economic policy has been shaped by contrasting schools of thought. Hamovitchs editorial framing provides context and clarity, making complex arguments accessible without sacrificing depth. This is a valuable resource for understanding how theory translates into policyand how those policies impact real-world economies.