Description
Money – 4th Edition by Lawrence Ritter and William Silber was originally published in 1973. This one was released in 1981. The paperback is in good condition.
Explains the mysteries of money and monetary policy for the general reader, taking account of such recent developments as two-digit inflation combined with unemployment, at home, and the move to a system of floating exchange rates, abroad
Now recognized as the standard text in the field, this book is the completely revised and updated edition of a unique guide to monetary theory and policy.
“Witty, irreverent, lucid, instructive.” Financial Analysts Journal
“This is an excellent book. Ritter and Silber have tackled some of the most difficult and perplexing financial problems facing the nation today…With rare skill and without the sacrifice of professional standards, they have made these issues intelligible. It is a joy to read.” – Lester V. Chandler, Princeton University
“…style is absolutely necessary, although by no means sufficient, condition for the first-class work of exposition and argument. Happily, Ritter and Silver have also met the additional requirements: clarity, comprehensiveness, original insights, structure, and the proper combination of objectivity and willingness to take a stand on controversial issues.” – Peter L. Bernstein, The Banker’s Magazine
The book measures 8-1/4″ x 5-1/4″ x 1″ and has approximately 320 pages.
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