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Preface. Editors' Introduction.
Part I: Monetary Index Number Theory and the Price of Money.
Section 1.1: Editors' Overview of Part I (W.A. Barnett, A. Serletis).
Section 1.2: Derivation of the User Cost of Monetary Services.
Section 1.3: The Price of Monetary Services and Its Use in Monetary Index Number Theory.
Part 2: Index Number Theory. Section 2.1: Editors' Overview of Part 2 (W.A. Barnett, A. Serletis). Section 2.2: General Index Number Theory.
Section 2.3: Monetary Index Number Theory.
Part 3: Extensions of Index Number Theory. Section 3.1: Editors' Overview of Part 3 (W.A. Barnett, A. Serletis). Section 3.2: Extensions to Second Moments.
Section 3.3: Extensions to Risk.
Section 3.3.1. Monetary Aggregation Theory Under Risk.
Section 3.3.2 Monetary Index Number Theory Under Risk.
Section 3.4: Extensions to Capitalized Money Stock Aggregation.
Part 4: Consumer Monetary Aggregation Under Perfect Certainty.
Section 4.1: Editors' Overview of Part 4 (W.A. Barnett, A. Serletis).
Section 4.2: General Index Number Theory.
Part 5: Demand and Supply Side Monetary Aggregation by Firms and Financial Intermediaries.
Section 5.1: Editors' Overview of Part 5 (W.A. Barnett, A. Serletis).
Section 5.2: Production and Supply Side.
Section 5.3: Extensions to Risk.
Part 6: Monetary Policy with Exact Monetary Aggregation.
Section 6.1: Editors' Overview of Part 6 (W.A. Barnett, A. Serletis).
Section 6.2: Monetary Policy.
Section 6.3: Macroeconomic Policy.
Data Appendix.
Section A.1: Editors' overview of appendix (W.A. Barnett, A. Serletis).
Section A.2: St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank data.
Appendix A.Consolidated references. Index by name. Index by subject.
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Rob Lawson
reviewed The Theory of Monetary Aggregation on February 22, 2009
The Theory of Monetary Aggregation
This has a bit more to it than the usual economics for non-economists book: it goes in to more detail and although aimed at beginners it covers university level concepts albeit in a non-mathematical, theoretical way. Possibly for the novice some parts may move quickly but this would be an excellent companion for the A-level student interested in getting on top of the concepts before going to uni or as a refresher for someone that has already studied the subject. There's a good description of the difference between Keynesian and classical approaches to macroeconomics here.
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