This book, part of the Schriften des Vereins für Socialpolitik series, addresses monetary theory and policy, focusing on challenges related to money creation and control, monetary expansion, and the regulation of money supply. It features a collection of scholarly essays by various authors, including Claus Köhler, Horst Bockelmann, Dieter Duwendag, and others, exploring issues such as alternative methods for controlling money supply, the role of central banks, and the transmission of monetary impacts through credit markets. The work emphasizes the interplay between theoretical and practical aspects of monetary policy, with strong contributions from members of the German Bundesbank. Intended for economists, policymakers, and scholars, it provides insights into post-World War II monetary challenges and strategies for economic stability and growth. |