Basil Moore

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Basil Moore is affiliated with the following schools: Stellenbosch University, Johns Hopkins University, University of Toronto, Wesleyan University

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Basil Moore

Economics

#649

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#785

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Monetary Economics

#131

World Rank

#137

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According to Wikipedia, Basil John Moore was a Canadian post-Keynesian economist, best known for developing and promoting endogenous money theory, particularly the proposition that the money supply curve is horizontal, rather than upward sloping, a proposition known as horizontalism. He was the most vocal proponent of this theory, and is considered a central figure in post Keynesian economics

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Basil Moore's Published Works

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Horizontalists and Verticalists: The Macroeconomics of Credit Money (1988) (785)
Efficiency in European Banking (1996) (776)
The endogenous money stock (1979) (183)
Unpacking the Post Keynesian Black Box: Bank Lending and the Money Supply (1983) (156)
The Endogenous Money Supply (1988) (144)
Money Supply Endogeneity: "Reserve Price Setting" or "Reserve Quantity Setting"? (1991) (83)
A Simple Model of Bank Intermediation (1989) (74)
The endogeneity of credit money 1 (1989) (70)
The Evolution of the International Monetary System: Historical Reappraisal and Future Perspectives (1965) (64)
Shaking the invisible hand : complexity, endogenous money and exogenous interest rates (2006) (52)
Inflation and financial deepening (1986) (50)
The demise of the Keynesian multiplier: a reply to Cottrell (1994) (40)
On the Endogeneity of Money Once More (1989) (36)
Corporate Bank Borrowing in the UK, 1965-1981 (1985) (33)
Has the demand for money been mislaid? A reply to "has Moore become too horizontal?" (1991) (31)
Reconciliation of the Supply and Demand for Endogenous Money (1997) (30)
Accommodation to Accommodationism: A Note (1998) (29)
How Credit Drives the Money Supply: The Significance of Institutional Developments (1986) (26)
An Introduction to the Theory of Finance. (1968) (24)
Contemporaneous Reserve Accounting: Can Reserves be Quantity-Constrained? (1984) (24)
The American economy to 1975 (1966) (23)
Wages, Bank Lending, and the Endogeneity of Credit Money (1985) (22)
Wages, Money and Inflation (1986) (22)
The Money Supply Process: A Historical Reinterpretation (1996) (21)
A global currency for a global economy (2004) (19)
Shaking the Invisible Hand (2006) (18)
Some Macroeconomic Consequences of Corporate Equities (1973) (16)
Equities, Capital Gains, and the Role of Finance in Accumulation (1975) (15)
THE ENDOGENEITY OF MONEY: A COMMENT (1988) (13)
The Pasinetti Paradox Revisited (1974) (12)
SAVING IS NEVER A CONSTRAINT ON INVESTMENT1 (2006) (11)
Optimal Monetary Policy (1972) (11)
The Exogeneity of Short-Term Interest Rates: A Reply to Wray (1995) (11)
Life-cycle saving and bequest behavior (1978) (9)
An introduction to the theory of finance : assetholder behavior under uncertainty (1968) (8)
An introduction to modern economic theory (1973) (7)
A Post-Keynesian Approach to Monetary Theory (1978) (7)
Monetary Trends in the United States and in the United Kingdom, A Review (1983) (7)
Market Structure versus Information Costs as Determinants of Underwriters' Spreads on Municipal Bonds (1980) (7)
Marx, Keynes, Kalecki and Kaldor on the Rate of Interest as a Monetary Phenomenon (1991) (6)
The Monetary Transmission Process (2006) (6)
Locked-in and Sticky Textbooks: Mainstream Teaching of the Money Supply Process (2008) (6)
The Endogenous Money Stock: A Reply (1981) (5)
Domestic savings in selected developing Asian countries (1981) (5)
Is the Money Stock Really a Control Variable (1981) (5)
The difficulty of controlling the money stock (1981) (5)
Financial Dynamics and Business Cycles: New Perspectives (1990) (5)
"We are all Horizontalists now!" Interview with Basil Moore (2010) (4)
Sluggish Job Growth: Rising Productivity, Anemic Recovery, or Something Else? (1995) (4)
Does Money Supply Endogeneity Matter (1989) (2)
A Monument to Monetarism (1983) (2)
Viewpoint: Why Investment Determines Saving (1990) (2)
Saving and investment: the theoretical case for lower interest rates (2002) (2)
Case study of unforeseen negative impacts of a TQM program (1994) (2)
Inflation and financial deepening: A reply (1989) (1)
Targeting Inflation and Full Employment in South Africa (2008) (1)
Asset Management and Monetary Policy: Discussion (1969) (1)
The Curious Case of Common Stocks (1980) (1)
Financial liberalization in Korea : a comment (1989) (1)
Sorites’ Paradox: the “Looseness” of Economic Concepts (2006) (1)
Economics and Complexity (1999) (1)
Capital Gains: Towards a Hicksian Definition of Income (2006) (0)
Financial Barriers to Demand-led Growth (2006) (0)
Markup Pricing and the Aggregate Supply Relationship (2006) (0)
Capitalization and Profitability in Canadian Banking (1961) (0)
Using National Currencies in International Transactions: The Case for Flexible Exchange Rates (2006) (0)
Complexity and Contingency (2006) (0)
The Exogeneity of Interest Rates (2006) (0)
Commercial Bank Intermediation (2006) (0)
Viewpoint: In Praise of Markets: Wage Imitation and Price Stability (1982) (0)
Using a Common Currency in International Transactions: The Post Keynesian Case for No Exchange Rates (2006) (0)
Interest Rates and Aggregate Demand (2006) (0)
Does Inflation Targeting Increase the Deflationary Bias in the World Economy (2007) (0)
Saving is the Accounting Record of Investment (2006) (0)
Econometrics, Data Mining, the Absence of a Stable Structure and the Pervasiveness of Contingency (2006) (0)
Chaos Theory: Unpredictable Order in Chaos (2006) (0)
The Implications of Complexity for Economic Analysis (2006) (0)
Using National Currencies in International Trade: The Case for Fixed Exchange Rates (2006) (0)
Thomas Palley, Post Keynesian Economics: Debt, Distribution and the Macroeconomy (1997) (0)
Local Economies and Large-scale Property Investors - A Comprehensive Geography (1999) (0)
International Payments, Debts, and Gold: Collected Essays , by Machlup Fritz [New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1964, pp. x, 472, $7.50]. (1966) (0)
The “Raffishness” of Mainstream Macroeconomics: a Post Keynesian Critique (2006) (0)
Monetary Policy: Non-Volitional and Volitional Saving (2006) (0)

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