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The long-run relationship between money and prices

Capie, Forrest - In: Money, prices and the real economy, (pp. 19-33). 1998

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Monetary economics in the 1980s : the Henry Thornton lectures, numbers 1-8

Capie, Forrest (ed.) - 1989

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The development of monetary theory 1920s & 1930s

Capie, Forrest (contributor); Wood, Geoffrey (contributor) - 2000

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Money and business cycles in the US and UK : 1870 to 1913

Capie, Forrest - In: The Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies 59 (1991), pp. 38-56

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General introduction. Money

Capie, Forrest (ed.) - 1993

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Banking policy and the price level

Robertson, Dennis Holme - 2000

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The lender of last resort

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E-barter versus fiat money : will central banks survice?

Capie, F. H.; Tsomocos, Dimitrios P.; Wood, Geoffrey - 2003

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E-barter vs. Fiat money : will central banks survive?

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E-Barter Versus Fiat Money : Will Central Banks Survive?

Capie, Forrest; Tsomocos, Dimitrios P.; Wood, Geoffrey - 2005

New technology in computing has led some to suggest that the ability to settle transactions electronically will develop to such an extent that money will disappear from use. Two versions of this belief exist. One maintains that there will be 'e-money', issued conceivably by many organisations,...

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