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EINZIG, PAUL - How Money Is Managed: The Ends and Means of Monetary Policy
Pelican Book, 1959. Paperback. Clean text. Stain on spine. Small piece of tape on cover. An examination of the financial, economic, social and political purposes for which governments may use their power of influencing the movements of prices and other monetary tendencies, and the methods, traditional and modern, by which they may seek to achieve those purposes. Good .
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