Definition and meaning of the term monetary base or base money, its relationship to the broader money supply, and differing economic theories on its control and impact.
A deep-dive into the field of monetary economics, exploring its conduct, institutions, and impact on various economic variables.
An in-depth exploration of monetary overhang and its impact on the economy.
The use by the government or central bank of interest rates or controls on the money supply to influence the economy.
A committee established within the Bank of England to advise on monetary policy and interest rates, consisting of a mix of internal and external members.
Entry defining the term 'money' as a medium of exchange and store of value, including different forms and historical contexts.
An exploration of the definition, meaning, and context of 'money at call and short notice,' specifically focusing on its liquidity, uses, and relevance in the banking sector.
An economic concept where nominal changes are mistaken for real changes.
An entry exploring the concept, historical context, and economic implications of money laundering.
An exploration of the money market, its functions, and its role in the economy.
The rate at which an increase in money supply changes national income.
The amount of money in an economy, encompassing both the country's own money and any foreign money utilized within the system.
