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University:
UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS IN BRATISLAVA
Faculty:
Faculty of National Economy
Name of the university
workplace:
Department of Economic Theory
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Course code:
Course title:
THEORIES OF MONEY
Type, scope and methods of instruction:
Form of instruction:
consultation
Hours of instruction (per
course) in hours for
full-time study:
26 hrs
Number of ECTS credits:
7
Term:
winter
summer
year 1 daily
year 2 daily
year 1 external
year 2 external
Course period:
degree 3
Prerequisites:
Macroeconomic theories
Course completion
requirements:
individual work
oral examination
Method of instruction:
Hours of instruction (per
week) ) in hours for
full-time study:
0/4
in-class
Hours of instruction (per
course) in hours for
extramural study:
26
- Activity in seminars / consultations: 40%
- The result of the final oral examination, including preparation and presentation of the
thesis: 60%
Learning outcomes:
Understanding the underlying theoretical assumptions, development and nature of theories
of money and its mouth on the economic and political implications.
- Students should be familiar with the development of alternative monetary theories.
Knowledge and understanding:
- Identify financial concepts and theories and to understand these concepts and theories
- Synthesize the essential features of monetary theories
Practical skills:
- Present a clearly structured, compelling and well-presented review of the literature
Competencies:
- The ability to search, process and analyze information from various sources
- The ability to abstract and analytical thinking and synthesis of ideas
- The ability to know and understand the area and profession
Course content:
Classical understanding of money. The quantity theory of money (transactional version,
Cambridge version). Theory of money and interest, J. M. Keynes. Neo-Keynesian theory of
money (W. Baumol, J. Tobin). Friedman´s monetarism. Post-Keynesian theory of
endogenous money. Hayek\'s theory of private money. The theory of rational expectations
and the current modification of the theory of money.
Course material:
ZÁKLADNÁ:
1. KEYNES, J. M.: Obecná teorie zaměstnanosti, úroku a peněz. Praha: Academia, 1963.
2. FRIEDMAN, M.: The Optimum Quantity of Money and Other Essays. Chicago: Aldine
Publishing Company, 1969.
3. FRIEDMAN, M.: Za vším hledej peníze. Praha: Grada, 1997.
4. FISHER, I.: The Purchasing Power of Money. New York 1911.
5. HAYEK, F. A.: Soukromé peníze. Praha: Liberální institut, 1999.
6. MILLER, R. L. – Van HOOSE, D. D.: Modern Money and Banking. McGraw-Hill, 1993.
7. MISHKIN, F. S.: The Economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets. Columbia
Univesity, 1995.
ODPORÚČANÁ:
1. GONDA, V.: Monetárna teória: J. M. Keynes versus M. Friedman. Bratislava: Elita, 1995.
2. GONDA, V.: Peniaze a monetárne teórie. 2. vyd. Bratislava: Iura Edition, 2005.
3. IŠA, J. – LISÝ, J. a kol.: Peniaze v ekonomickej teórii. Bratislava: vyd. EKONÓM, 2004.
4. KODEROVÁ, J. – SOJKA, M. – HAVEL, J.: Teorie peněz. Praha: ASPI, 2008.
5. LIETAER, Bernard: Budoucnost peněz. Košice: Paradigma.sk, 2004.
6. SEDLÁČEK, P.: Postkeynesovská teorie peněz – alternativní pohled. In: Politická
ekonomie, 2002, č. 2.
Language:
slovak
Notes:
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Grading scale:
A
B
C
D
E
Surname, name, and
titles of the course
guarantor:
GONDA Vladimír, prof. Ing. CSc.
Surnames, names, and
titles of the course
teachers:
GONDA Vladimír, prof. Ing. CSc., PIOVARČIOVÁ Veronika, doc. Ing. CSc.
Date of the project
update:
26.11.2013
Approved by:
FX