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• Monetarism
  '''Monetarism''' is a theory that explains [[inflation]] as the inevitable consequence o A simplistic version of monetarism, offers an easily understood explanation of inflation and a straightforward
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• Monetarism/Definition
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• Monetarism/Related Articles
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• Milton Friedman
  ...icy.htm Monetarist Economic Policy]</ref> theories of [[macroeconomics]]. Monetarism reached the peak of its influence on economy policy-making in the late 1970 ...employment]]"'' (NRU) <ref name=NRU> [http://cepa.newschool.edu/het/essays/monetarism/acceleration.htm''The Inflation Acceleration Controversy'']</ref> - a conce
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• Monetarism
  '''Monetarism''' is a theory that explains [[inflation]] as the inevitable consequence o A simplistic version of monetarism, offers an easily understood explanation of inflation and a straightforward
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• Chicago School of Economics
  ...and libertarianism. It rejected [[Keynesianism]] in favor of Friedman's [[monetarism]], and (after 1980) later in favor of [[rational expectations]] as develope
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• Margaret Thatcher
  ...ics]] for the "theories" espoused by [[Milton Friedman]]. She claimed that monetarism would "reinvigorate" the British economy, but its failure is evidenced by t ...er 'Medium Term Financial Strategy' (MTFS) of 1980 was based on Friedman's monetarism in its focus on "broad money". Although she reduced public spending, increa
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• Economics/Addendum
  ...ng Model]], [[Diamond-Dybvig model]], [[Keynesianism]], [[IS-LM model]], [[monetarism]],
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• Macroeconomics
  ===Monetarism=== ...ts) will produce a corresponding increase in the general level of prices. Monetarism is founded upon the contention that for practical purposes, V and T can be
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• Economics/Related Articles
  - [[monetarism]] - [[monetarism#The monetary equation|quantity theory of money]]
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• Inflation
  According to the proponents of [[monetarism]], "inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon",
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• IS-LM model
  ...ian economics<ref>Bordo, Michael D. & Schwartz, Anna J. (2003), "IS-LM and Monetarism", National Bureau of Economic Research, p.18 [http://www.econ.ucdavis.edu/f
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• Politics/Index
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• History of economic thought
  ...adowed in the twentieth century by the responses of [[Keynesianism]] and [[monetarism]] to the problems of unemployment and [[inflation]], but the development of ...a period that overlaps the competing approaches of [[Keynesianism]] and [[monetarism]]. It is nevertheless a period in which most economists have deduced their
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• History of economic thought/Citable Version
  ...adowed in the twentieth century by the responses of [[Keynesianism]] and [[monetarism]] to the problems of unemployment and [[inflation]], but the development of ...a period that overlaps the competing approaches of [[Keynesianism]] and [[monetarism]]. It is nevertheless a period in which most economists have deduced their
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• Labour Party (UK)
  ...policies arose in the 1980s when the Conservative party briefly adopted [[monetarism]], but that was followed by a general acceptance of an international conse ...so the year when the international economic policy consensus adopted the [[monetarism|monetarist]] prescriptions put forward by [[Milton Friedman]]. The UK's [[b
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• Milton Friedman/Bibliography
  * "Comments on Tobin and Buiter", 1976, in J. Stein, editor, ''Monetarism.''
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