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Financial Markets, Speculation, and Development
The Role of Monetary Policy in Emerging and Traditional Economies
This book offers a comprehensive and interdisciplinary exploration of the intricate linkages among financial markets, speculative behavior, monetary policy, and economic development. Bridging the domains of financial, monetary, and development economics, it provides a unique analytical framework that is both conceptually rigorous and empirically grounded. Designed primarily for researchers in Economics and Finance, the book also holds significant value for market practitioners and policymakers seeking deeper insights into the dynamic interactions across asset classes and policy instruments. Special attention is given to the evolving role of the cryptocurrency market and its implications for traditional stores of value such as gold and national currencies, including the US dollar, British pound, euro, and Japanese yen. The book critically examines how crypto assets may be perceived as a threat by central banks and governments, raising questions of sovereignty, regulation, and financial stability. In addition to theoretical discussions, a dedicated empirical chapter evaluates the proposed linkages through data-driven analysis, enhancing the book's academic contribution and practical relevance. By demystifying complex economic relationships and presenting them in an accessible manner, this work serves as a valuable resource for understanding how monetary policy and speculative motives influence capital flows and development outcomes across diverse financial landscapes.
Chapter 1: Financial markets and speculative motivations -- Chapter 2: The relationship between financial markets and economic development -- Chapter 3: Monetary policy and money flow between financial markets -- Chapter 4: Empirical investigation -- Chapter 5: Conclusion, discussion, and policy implications.
by Abdorasoul Sadeghi, Hela Nammouri, Seyed Komail Tayebi.