Principles of Money and Banking: A Series of Selected Materials

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Harold Glenn Moulton
University of Chicago Press, 1916 - 785 páginas
 

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The Importance of Investment Credit
9
The Complicated System of Commercial Credit
10
Is Credit a Form of Capital? J R McCulloch
11
The Monetary Function of Commercial Credit J Laurence Laughlin
12
B MONEY CAPITAL AND WEALTH
13
Origin and Development of Mercantile Instruments Wil
14
Money and Human Motives Walton H Hamilton
19
The Standard of Deferred Payments and Industrial Progress
26
The Rôle of Money in Economic Organization Walton
39
THE ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF MONEY
45
The Origin of Money through Intertribal Relations
51
INTRODUCTION
60
THE USE OF METALS AS MONEY
66
PRINCIPLES OF COINAGE
75
The Menace in Government Control of Banking Elmer H Youngman
101
Government Versus Private Control The Outlook
102
The Popular Conception of a Dollar Simon Newcomb
103
Reserve Requirements
104
Reasons for Legal Regulation of Reserves Charles A Conant
105
Restrictions on Loans
106
Objections to Loans on Real Estate
107
Argument for Loans on Real Estate
108
Greshams Law Qualified Robert Giffen
109
Currency
110
BIMETALLISM IN THE UNITED STATES UNTIL 1873
119
liam Green Hale PAGE
128
INTERNATIONAL BIMETALLISM
129
Net Gold Reserve in the Treasury 187998 Chart
132
A ADVANTAGES OF PAPER CURRENCY
136
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148
The Nature and Advantages of Bank Acceptances
152
The Issue of Continental Bills of Credit Charles J Bullock
154
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179
The Populist Party Platform of 1896
198
THE REGULATION OF GOVERNMENT PAPER CURRENCY
204
20
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THE SILVER
210
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22
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Bryan
240
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256
THE CONTROL
258
THE EXISTING SYSTEM OF THE UNITED STATES
276
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Poverty and the Export of Precious Metals Martin Luther
12
The Development of Credit Instruments in the United States Joseph J Klein
15
The Use of Checks in the United States David Kinley
16
The Law of Negotiable Instruments D Curtis Gano
17
Patronize Home Industry Walton H Hamilton
18
Is Money a Superior Kind of Wealth? Charles Gide
24
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PRINCIPLES OF COMMERCIAL BANKING INTRODUCTION
49
A ANALYSIS OF BANKING OPERATIONS AND ACCOUNTS
51
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B ANALYSIS OF BANK LOANS
66
Confusion of Commercial and Investment Loans William
75
Social Effects of a Bad Coinage Thomas Babington Macaulay 86
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A Collateral Note and Agreement
90
A WITHIN A GIVEN CITY
96
The Excuse for Continental Currency Charles J Bullock
97
Typical Bank Statements
98
Loans of New York Banks and ClearingHouse Balances ΙΟΙ
101
47 The Origin of ClearingHouses in the United States James G Cannon 102
102
The Principle Involved in Clearing Charles F Dunbar 103
103
Analysis of a Bank Statement 21 Discount Deposit and Issue Charles F Dunbar ΣΧΕ 49
104
Special Functions of ClearingHouses James G Cannon 108
108
Chart
110
Summary of Legislation Affecting State Banks John Franklin Ebersole
111
The Functions of Trust Companies Ralph W Davis
112
Clearings of NonMember Banks in Chicago James G Cannon 113
113
Causes of the Growth of Trust Companies Clay Herrick
114
Lost Motion in Collecting Checks James C Hallock 115
115
Correspondent Relations between Banks William A Scott 116
116
The Concentration of Money in Great Financial Centers 118
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Examples of Rapid Concentration of Funds Fred M Taylor 119
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Rediscounting by National Banks Lawrence O Murray 122
122
Various Means of Intersectional Borrowing Joseph J Klein 123
123
a Seasonal 61 Seasonal Variations in New York Money Market Edwin Walter Kemmerer 125
125
Seasonal Variations in Other Centers Edwin Walter Kem merer 128
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The Theory of Domestic Exchange William A Scott 129
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Interest on Deposits and Seasonal Disturbances William A Richardson 135
135
Seasonal Fluctuations and Commercial Failures Edwin Walter Kemmerer 136
136
Seasonal Variations in Supply of Currency Edwin Walter Kemmerer 137
137
Inelasticity of Currency for Seasonal Needs Comptroller of the Currency 139
139
Historical Summary David Kinley 140
140
Results of the Isolation of Public Funds Murray S Wildman 142
142
Treasury Aid for Seasonal Stringency Journal of Political Economy 144
144
72 The Periodicity of Fluctuations in Trade S J Chapman 147
147
Crises and Panics in the United States 148
148
IOI Fluctuations in Value of Greenbacks Chart
168
The Character of the Panic of 1893 Alexander D Noyes 170
170
Events in the Panic of 1907 Ralph Scott Harris 172
172
The Hoarding of Currency in 1893 J DeWitt Warner 173
173
The Strain upon New York in Time of Panic O M W Sprague 174
174
Suspension of Specie Payments O M W Sprague 175
175
The New York View of Interior Currency Shipments Current Economic Problems 177
177
Position of Banks in Time of Panic H J Davenport 180
180
Treasury Aid in Time of Crisis David Kinley 181
181
The Need in Time of Crisis J Laurence Laughlin 184
184
BondSecured Notes and Cyclical Elasticity Indianapolis Monetary Commission 185
185
Interest on Deposits and Bank Note Elasticity O M W Sprague 187
187
ClearingHouse Loan Certificates and Equalization of Re serves O M W Sprague 188
188
Substitutes for Cash in the Panic of 1907 A Piatt Andrew 192
192
THE REGULATION OF BANKING INTRODUCTION 197
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THE REGULATION OF NOTE ISSUES
198
A GOVERNMENTAL SUPERVISION 96 Incorporation William A Scott 199
199
Adoption of the System of Free Banking Horace White 200
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The Nature of Government Supervision of National Banks 202
202
Savings in National Banks Comptroller of the Currency
203
B THE RESULTS OF THE SILVER AGITATION
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Methods of Bank Note Regulation Fred M Taylor 118 The Currency Versus the Banking Principle N G 225
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Difficulties under the BlandAllison Act Indianapolis
229
Pierson 230
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119 The Rhode Island Land Bank Century Magazine 120 Early State Bank Note Issues Davis R Dewey 121 Note Issues under the Free Banking Syste...
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123 The Argument for Asset Currency Indianapolis Monetary Commission
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125 Reasons for Establishing the National Banking System Andrew McFarland Davis 253
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The Protest against National Bank Issues Horace Boies 255
255
Double Profit on BankNote Issues R W Jones 257
257
THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM INTRODUCTION 259
259
A GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM 130 The Creation of the Federal Reserve System C W Barron 262
262
The Underlying Purpose of the Act C W Barron 264
264
A Birdseye View of the Federal Reserve System Charles S Hamlin 265
265
The Federal Reserve Districts 268
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Comparative Data on Districts Journal of Political Economy 269
269
Superiority of District over Central Bank Plan J Laurence Laughlin 270
270
Reasons for Choice of Districts The Organization Committee 271
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Criticism of the Districts Chosen Journal of Political Economy 273
273
The Federal Reserve Board E E Agger 276
276
Functions of the Reserve Banks Federal Reserve Board 277
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The Directors of the Federal Reserve Banks Milton C
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B THE PRACTICAL WORKING OF THE SYSTEM 141 Defects to be Remedied by the Act J Laurence Laughlin 282
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Three Types of Bank Notes in the Future Thomas Conway and Ernest M Patterson 283
283
Elasticity of Notes under the New Law Fred M Taylor
287
Elasticity of Credit under the New Law J Laurence Laughlin
295
Aid in the Moving of Crops under the New System Federal Reserve Board
298
Greenbacks and the Federal Reserve System A D Welton
299
Rediscounting and Expansibility of Deposits E E Agger
300
Discount Rates Established Federal Reserve Board
303
Present Discount Rates Federal Reserve Bulletin
304
Rediscounts between Federal Reserve Banks Federal Re serve Board
305
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
307
Provisions Governing Bankers Acceptances Federal Re serve Board
309
Domestic Acceptances Provided For Federal Reserve Board
312
Federal Reserve Banks and the Foreign Exchanges E E Agger
314
OpenMarket Operations Federal Reserve Board
316
Time Deposits and Savings Accounts Federal Reserve Board
318
Combined Statements of Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserve Bulletin
321
Clearings under the New System Federal Reserve Board
322
InterDistrict Collections Milton C Elliot
324
RELATION OF THE SYSTEM TO OTHER BANKING INSTITUTIONS 162 Membership of State Banks in the Federal Reserve System Journal of P...
325
A State Bankers View of the Federal Reserve System Frank N Briggs
327
The Attitude of the Federal Reserve Board Charles S Hamlin
329
New Yorks New State Banking Law Theo H Price
330
The Trust Companies and the Federal Reserve Act Journal of Political Economy
333
DepartmentStore Banking The Annalist
335
The Federal Reserve System Not a Harmonizing Agency A D Welton
336
COOPERATIVE BANKING AGENCIES INTRODUCTION
338
A THE LOAN SHARKS 169 The Salary Loan Business in New York City Clarence W Wassam
339
Efforts at Remediation Arthur H Ham
343
The LoanShark Campaign Malcolm W Davis
345
The Morris Plan of Loaning on Personal Responsibility Literary Digest
347
B COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONS 173 Cooperative Credit Unions Arthur H Ham and Leonard G Robinson
348
The Blessings of Cooperative Banks Henry W Wolff
353
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
354
AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
363
B LONGTIME INVESTMENT CREDIT
379
School Savings Banks Sara Louisa Oberholtzer
418
The Future of Savings Banks Milton W Harrison
426
The Basis of Bond Values Theo H Price
439
Results of Investment Loaning by Commercial Banks
458
FINANCIAL CONCENTRATION AND CONTROL
469
Results of the Money Trust Investigation American Banker
485

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