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Monetary theory as a book category covers the study of money — its nature, supply, demand, and role in the economy — and the theoretical frameworks that explain how monetary variables influence inflation, interest rates, output, and financial stability. Works in this category range from foundational treatments (quantity theory, classical and Keynesian approaches) to modern frameworks (monetarism, New Keynesian and DSGE models, endogenous money theory), and include discussions of central banking, monetary policy tools and transmission mechanisms, exchange-rate regimes, and the measurement of money. Books may be analytical and model-driven, empirical and data-focused, or historical and institutional, examining episodes like hyperinflation or financial crises to illuminate theory and practice. They often bridge economics, finance, and political economy, and are intended for audiences from advanced undergraduates and graduate students to policymakers and researchers interested in how monetary forces shape macroeconomic outcomes.

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