Part 1. the nature of money : Chapter I. the functions of money. -- Chapter II. On the measurement of value. -- Chapter III. the various kinds of money. -- Chapter IV. Money and the state. -- Chapter V. Money as an economic good. -- Chapter VI. The enemies of money. -- Part 2. The value of money. -- Chapter I. The concept of the value . -- Chapter II. The determinants of the objetive exchange - value, or purchasing power, of money. -- (I) the element of continuity in the objetive exchange-value of money. -- (II) Fluctuations in the objetive exchange-value of money evoked by changes in the ratio between the supply of money and demand for it. -- (III) A Special Cause of Variations in the Objective Exchange-Value of Money arising from the Peculiarities of Indirect Exchange. -- (IV) Excursuses. -- Chapter III. The problem of the existence of local differences in the objetive exchange-value of money. -- Chapter IV. The exchange-value between money of different kinds. -- Chapter V. The problem of measuring the objetive exchange-value of money. -- Chapter VI. The social consequences of variations in the objetive exchange-value of money. -- Chapter VII. Monetary policy. -- Chapter VIII. The monetary policy of estatism. -- Part 3. money and banking. -- Chapter I. The business of banking. -- Chapter II. The evolution of fiduciary media. -- Chapter III. Fiduciary media and the demand for money. -- Chapter IV. The redemption of fiduciary media. -- Chapter V. Money, credit, and interest. -- Chapter VI. Problem of credit policy. -- (I) Prefatory Remark. -- (II) Problems of Credit Policy Before the War. -- (III) Problems of Credit Policy in the Period Immediately After the War. -- Part 4. Monetary reconstruction. -- Chapter I. The principles of sound money . -- Chapter II. Contemporary current systems. -- Chapter III. The return to sound money.

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