CENTRAL BANKING IN HISTORY

The International Library of Macroeconomic and Financial History series

Edited by Michael Collins, formerly of Leeds University Business School, UK

的罗le and performance of central banks has always been of critical concern to economists and politicians alike. The post-War concensus that viewed central banks as engaging in discretionary economic management has been replaced by controversy over the best means of controlling monetary growth and stopping inflation.

‘This fascinating reference collection provides a valuable historical perspective on the question of the most appropriate means of constituting and operating a central bank.’
– Banking World