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Cover
Title page
Copyright page
Dedication
Epigraph
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Prologue: The Brave New World of Elastic Money
Inelastic versus Elastic
Background on the “Reasoning”
New Infrastructures and Policies
Why I Wrote This Book
This Book’s Setup
A Note on Pronouns in the Text
Part One: THE BASICS OF MONEY
Chapter 1 The Fundamentals of Money and Money Demand
The Origin and Purpose of Money
The Demand for Money
The Functions of Money
The Unique Position of the Paper Money Producer
The Monetary Asset versus Other Goods
Chapter 2 The Fundamentals of Fractional-Reserve Banking
Money Supply without Money Demand
Money as an Enhancer of Lending Activity
The Origin and Basics of Fractional-Reserve Banking
Relinquishing Ownership of Your Money to the Bank
Misconceptions about Fractional-Reserve Banking
The Stability of Fractional-Reserve Banking
Fractional-Reserve Banks, the State, and the Economists
The Desire for Elastic Money
Summary
Part Two: THE EFFECTS OF MONEY INJECTIONS
Chapter 3 Money Injections without Credit Markets
Even, Instant, and Transparent Money Injection
Even and Nontransparent Money Injection
Uneven and Nontransparent Money Injection
Chapter 4 Money Injections via Credit Markets
Consumption, Saving, and Investing
Interest
Money Injection via the Loan Market
The Process in More Detail
Policy Implications of the Austrian Theory
Part Three: FALLACIES ABOUT THE PRICE LEVEL AND PRICE LEVEL STABILIZATION
Chapter 5 Common Misconceptions Regarding the Price Level
The Price Level and Monetary Stability
A Historical Perspective on Price Level Stability
Why Would Commodity Money Be Unstable?
Chapter 6 The Policy of Stabilization
Problems with Price Index Stabilization
Part Four: HISTORY OF PAPER MONEY
Chapter 7 A Brief History of State Paper Money
Paper Money Experiments
Part Five: BEYOND THE CYCLE
Chapter 8 The Beneficiaries of the Paper Money System
Paper Money and the Banks
Paper Money and the State
Paper Money and the Professional Economist
Chapter 9 The Intellectual Superstructure of the Present System
The Alternative View: Individualism and Laissez-Faire
The Mainstream View: Collectivism and Interventionism
The Political Appeal of Mainstream Macroeconomics
The Myth That Everybody Benefits from “Stimulus”
Monetarism as Monetary Interventionism
The Pattern of Economic Deterioration
The Savings Glut Theory and the Myth of Underconsumption
Inflationism and International Policy Coordination
Chapter 10 Beyond the Cycle
The Size of the Dislocations
The Nationalization of Money and Credit
The Monetization of Debt
Inflationary Meltdown
Finding Perspective
Future Considerations
Epilogue: A Return to Commodity Money
About the Author
Index
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