Money and Banking : What Everyone Should Know

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36 lectures of 30 min. each.
"Business & economics ; subtopic: business"--Container.
Lecture 1: The importance of money -- Lecture 2: Money as a social contract -- Lecture 3: How is money created? -- Lecture 4: Monetary history of the United States -- Lecture 5: Local currencies and nonstandard banks -- Lecture 6: How inflation erodes the value of money -- Lecture 7: Hyperinflation is the repudiation of money -- Lecture 8: Saving-the source of funds -- Lecture 9: The real rate of interest -- Lecture 10: Financial intermediaries -- Lecture 11: Commercial banks -- Lecture 12: Central banks -- Lecture 13: Present value -- Lecture 14: Probability, expected value, and uncertainty -- Lecture 15: Risk and risk aversion -- Lecture 16: An introduction to bond markets -- Lecture 17: Bond prices and yields -- Lecture 18: How economic forces affect interest rates -- Lecture 19: Why interest rates move together -- Lecture 20: The term structure of interest rates -- Lecture 21: Introduction to the stock market -- Lecture 22: Stock price fundamentals -- Lecture 23: Stock market bubbles and irrational exuberance -- Lecture 24: Derivative securities -- Lecture 25: Asymmetric information -- Lecture 26: Regulation of financial firms -- Lecture 27: Subprime mortgage crissi and reregulation -- Lecture 28: Interest rate policy at the Fed and ECB -- Lecture 29: The objectives of monetary policy -- Lecture 30: Should Central Banks follow a policy rule? -- Lecture 31: Extraordinary tools for extraordinary times -- Lecture 32: Central bank independence -- Lecture 33: The foreign exchange value of the dollar -- Lecture 34: Exchange rates and international banking -- Lecture 35: Monetary policy coordination -- Lecture 36: Challenges for the future.
Michael K. Salemi, professor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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