This editon contains all of the chapters on monetary theory for those professors who do want a comprehensive discussion of monetary theory and monetary policy. Professors who do want this coverage are offen hard-pressed to cover all the finance adn institutions chapters. To that end, the Eight Edtion omits the chapter on nonbank finance and fanincial derivatives.

    For those professrs who teach at an institution that requires intermediate macroeconomics as a prerequisite, who prefer to focus more on fincace, or who simply do not cover ISLM, The Economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets, Alternate Edition, will more closely fit your needs. The Alternate Edition includes not only chapters on nonbank finance and financiall derivatives, but also an entire chapter on conflicts of interest in the financial industry this chapter covers this important topics in detail with many excamples. The Alternate Edition omits the two ISLM chapters and the chapter on the implications of rational expectations for policy. The MyEconLab Web site for each edition provides the omitted chapters, thus making them readily available for students to read online and for professors to photocopy should they prefer to include them in their course.

Part 1 Introduction
Part 2 Financial Markets
Part 3 Financial Institutions
Part 4 Central Banking and the Conduct of Moneytary Policy
Part 5 International Finance and Monetary Policy
Part 6 Monetary Theory