Competing visions for the U.S. monetary system, 1907-1913: the quest for an elastic currency and the rejection of Fisher's compensated dollar rule for price stability (notice n° 109649)
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| Personal name | Dimand, Robert W. |
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| Title | Competing visions for the U.S. monetary system, 1907-1913: the quest for an elastic currency and the rejection of Fisher's compensated dollar rule for price stability |
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| Date of publication, distribution, etc. | 2003.<br/> |
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| Summary, etc. | Résumécet article étudie les débats de réforme bancaire entre les théoriciens quantitativistes et leurs opposants, aux États-Unis, entre la panique bancaire de 1907 et la création du Système Fédéral de Réserves (FED) ; période dans laquelle se situe la publication de l’ouvrage d’Irving Fisher (et Harry G. Brown) Le pouvoir d’achat de la monnaie. Ces débats aboutirent au rejet de la proposition fishérienne du dollar compensé (une règle de variation du prix légal en or du dollar afin de stabiliser un indice du niveau général des prix) et à l’adoption d’une vision extrêmement différente de la banque centrale. L’accent est mis sur les contributions de Fisher, David Kinley, J. L. Laughlin, R. L. Owen, O. M. W. Sprague et de H. Parker Willis. |
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| Summary, etc. | This paper surveys the banking reform debates in the United States among quantity theorists and their opponents in the years from the banking panic of 1907 through the publication of Irving Fisher’s The Purchasing Power of Money (with Harry G. Brown) to the creation of the Federal Reserve System. These debates culminated in the rejection of Fisher’s compensated dollar proposal (a price level rule varying the dollar price of gold to stabilize a price index) and the adoption of a very different vision of central banking. Particular attention is paid to the contributions of Fisher, David Kinley, J. L. Laughlin, R. L. Owen, O. M. W. Sprague, and H. Parker Willis. Classification JEL : B100 |
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| Note | Cahiers d'économie Politique | 45 | 2 | 2003-09-01 | p. 101-121 | 0154-8344 |
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