John E. Floyd
World Monetary Equilibrium: International Monetary Theory in an Historical-Institutional Context.
University of Pennsylvania Press, 1985. First edition. 0812279832 xi/212 pages.
Volume, measuring approximately 6.75" x 9.75", is bound in black cloth, with stamped silver and blue lettering and ruling. Book and dust jacket are like new.
"John E. Floyd's clear, concise presentation of monetary theory in a multicountry context gives a full summary of twentieth-century world monetary developments. It is also the first study to incorporate international capital mobility into the analysis. Floyd's approach develops and extends neo-classical and neo-Keynesian paradigms. Beginning with the nineteenth-century gold standard, the book goes through the inter-war period, the great depression, the Bretton Woods system after Word War II, and recent period of managed floating."