This book considers credit systems in the era of financialization and the erosion of state sovereignty in financial matters. Applying Marx's political economy and Post-Keynesian endogenous money theory to case studies from the UK and Germany, it argues that the best explanation for these phenomena can be found in the systemic drivers of capitalism.
This book considers credit systems in the era of financialization and the erosion of state sovereignty in financial matters. Applying Marx's political economy and Post-Keynesian endogenous money theory to case studies from the UK and Germany, it argues that the best explanation for these phenomena can be found in the systemic drivers of capitalism.
Simon Mouatt is associate professor at Southampton Solent University.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter One: Market and State Chapter Two: A Monetary Economy Chapter Three: Mainstream Theory Chapter Four: Heterodox TraditionsChapter Five: Marx's Political EconomyChapter Six: Marx and MoneyChapter Seven: The Financial StateChapter Eight: The Golden Age of SteamChapter Nine: German Monetary PolicyChapter Ten: UK Monetary PolicyChapter Eleven: Capitalist DevelopmentChapter Twelve: Concluding Thoughts
Chapter One: Market and State Chapter Two: A Monetary Economy Chapter Three: Mainstream Theory Chapter Four: Heterodox TraditionsChapter Five: Marx's Political EconomyChapter Six: Marx and MoneyChapter Seven: The Financial StateChapter Eight: The Golden Age of SteamChapter Nine: German Monetary PolicyChapter Ten: UK Monetary PolicyChapter Eleven: Capitalist DevelopmentChapter Twelve: Concluding Thoughts
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