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Oxford University Press Southern Africa
Oxford University Press Southern Africa
Monetary Economics in South Africa - Instructor's Manual
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Monetary Economics in South Africa

Description
Monetary Economics in South Africa covers monetary theory and policy written against the background of South African conditions.

Key features

  • Monetary Economics is uniquely South African in its approach to describing international accepted monetary theory and policy against the background of local conditions.
  • It strongly emphasises South African monetary policy, central banking and financial institutions and markets.

Contents

1. Part 1 Basic concepts and theory: The nature and scope or monetary economics
2. The evolution of money
3. The money-supply process
4. The demand for money
5. Interest rates in the economy
6. Exchange rates in the economy
7. Traditional monetary theories
8. Modern monetary theory
9. The monetary-policy transmission mechanism

Part 2 Monetary policy
10. A framework for monetary policy
11. Exchange-rate regimes and monetary policy
12. Monetary policy in South Africa from 1921-2000
13. Inflation targeting in South Africa
14. Monetary-policy operational procedures in South Africa
15. Forecasting inflation in South Africa
16. Financial stability and the central bank
17. Monetary policy and interdependence
18. Monetary policy co-operation

Readership
Monetary Economics is written for senior undergraduate students of Economics, and students studying B.Comm and B.Bus.Sc with Economics as a major.

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