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Copyright Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations 1 Introductory Money and Banks Statutes and Purpose The Governance of the Bank of England 2 Foreign Fetters Humiliation The Abolition of Exchange Control 3 The Performance of the UK Economy 4 The Inexplicable in Pursuit of the Uncontrollable: Monetary Strategy Responding to Inflation The International Sources of Monetarism British Monetarism The Medium-Term Financial Strategy The Treasury and the Bank 5 ‘A Good Deal of Advice’: The Battle over Policy Control The Exchange Rate The Prime Minister’s Seminars: The Bank against the Foreigners The Appreciation of Sterling and the Questioning of Targets Economists and the Bank of England The 1981 Budget and a New Approach to Interest Rates The Operation of Monetary Policy The Bank’s Income The Exchange Rate Again Uncertainty about Monetary Aggregates The Falling Exchange Rate Overfunding Flexible interpretation Leigh-Pemberton as Governor The Beginnings of a U-Turn 6 The Long Shadow of the Deutschemark: The Exchange Rate Alternative The European Background The Plaza Moment The Louvre and Exchange Rates Inflation Worries The Political Row over Exchange

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Author

Harold James

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nonfiction

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History, European History, Humanities