1. Money and Growth Theory, 1.1 Money in Economic Growth Theory, 1.2 The One-Sector Growth (OSG) Model, 1.3 The OSG Model with the Cobb-Douglas Functions, 1.4 Theoretical Foundations of the Utility Function, 1.5 The Keynesian Consumption Function and the OSG Approach, 1.6 The Solow Growth Model and the OSG Approach, 1.

7 The Ramsey Growth Model and the OSG Approach, 1.8 The Structure of the Book, 2 Money as a Store of Value, 2.1 The Tobin Monetary Growth Model, 2.2 Growth with Inflationary Finance, 2.3 A Portfolio Balance Growth Mode, 2.4 Monetary Growth with Two Types of Households, 2.5 A Two-Sector Monetary Growth Model, 2.6 Money as a Store of Value, 3 Money in Utility and Production Functions, 3.

1 The Levhari and Patinkin Approach, 3.2 The Sidrauski Model and Its Variations, 3.3 The One-Sector MIUF-OSG Model, 3.4 A Growth Economy with Two Types of Households, 3.5 A Portfolio Balance MIUF-OSG Growth Model, 3.6 Growth with Capital Accumulation and Education, 3.7 The MIPF Approach, 3.8 Further Issues, 4 Money-in-Advance Growth Models, 4.

1 A CIA-OSG Growth Model, 4.2 A CIA Two-Sector Model, 4.3 Monetary Policy in a CIA Economy, 4.4 Home Production in the CIA-OSG Model, 4.5 Growth with Learning by Doing and Research, 4.6 Money, Public Goods and Returns to Scale, 4.7 A Shopping Cost Model in the Ramsey Approach, 4.8 Concluding Remarks, 5 Unemployment and Inflation, 5.

1 A Traditional Model of Inflation and Unemployment, 5.2 The IS-LM Model for a National Economy, 5.3 A Monetary Growth Welfare Economy with MIUF Approach, 5.4 Money, the Efficiency Wage Theory and the MIUF Approach, 5.5 Other Causes of Unemployment, 6 Preference Change and Habit Formation, 6.1 Uzawa''s Preference Change in the Ramsey Approach, 6.2 The CIA-OSG Model with Preference Change, 6.3 The MIUF-OSG Model with Preference Change, 6.

4 A Two-Sector Two-Group Monetary Growth Model with Consumer Durables, 6.5 Habit Formation in the Ramsey Approach, 7 Monetary Growth with Urban Structure, 7.1 The Monetary Urban Growth Model, 7.2 The Dynamics of the Non-monetary Economy, 7.3 The Dynamics of the Monetary Economy, 7.4 Concluding Remarks, 8 Money in Multi-Regional Growth Economies, 8.1 The Two-region Monetary Growth Model, 8.2 The Dynamics of the Non-monetary Economy, 8.

3 The Dynamics of the Monetary Economy, 8.4 Conclusions, 9 Money, Growth and International Trade, 9.1 A Classical Monetary Trade Model, 9.2 Dornbush''s Exchange Rate Model for a Small Economy, 9.3 A Small Open-Country Economy with the CIA Approach, 9.4 A Small Open-Country Economy with the MIUF Approach, 9.5 A Multi-Country Economic Model, 9.6 Money, Capital, Knowledge, Trade, and Growth, 10 Money and Economic Complexity th Model, 3.

6 Growth with Capital Accumulation and Education, 3.7 The MIPF Approach, 3.8 Further Issues, 4 Money-in-Advance Growth Models, 4.1 A CIA-OSG Growth Model, 4.2 A CIA Two-Sector Model, 4.3 Monetary Policy in a CIA Economy, 4.4 Home Production in the CIA-OSG Model, 4.5 Growth with Learning by Doing and Research, 4.

6 Money, Public Goods and Returns to Scale, 4.7 A Shopping Cost Model in the Ramsey Approach, 4.8 Concluding Remarks, 5 Unemployment and Inflation, 5.1 A Traditional Model of Inflation and Unemployment, 5.2 The IS-LM Model for a National Economy, 5.3 A Monetary Growth Welfare Economy with MIUF Approach, 5.4 Money, the Efficiency Wage Theory and the MIUF Approach, 5.5 Other Causes of Unemployment, 6 Preference Change and Habit Formation, 6.

1 Uzawa''s Preference Change in the Ramsey Approach, 6.2 The CIA-OSG Model with Preference Change, 6.3 The MIUF-OSG Model with Preference Change, 6.4 A Two-Sector Two-Group Monetary Growth Model with Consumer Durables, 6.5 Habit Formation in the Ramsey Approach, 7 Monetary Growth with Urban Structure, 7.1 The Monetary Urban Growth Model, 7.2 The Dynamics of the Non-monetary Economy, 7.3 The Dynamics of the Monetary Economy, 7.

4 Concluding Remarks, 8 Money in Multi-Regional Growth Economies, 8.1 The Two-region Monetary Growth Model, 8.2 The Dynamics of the Non-monetary Economy, 8.3 The Dynamics of the Monetary Economy, 8.4 Conclusions, 9 Money, Growth and International Trade, 9.1 A Classical Monetary Trade Model, 9.2 Dornbush''s Exchange Rate Model for a Small Economy, 9.3 A Small Open-Country Economy with the CIA Approach, 9.

4 A Small Open-Country Economy with the MIUF Approach, 9.5 A Multi-Country Economic Model, 9.6 Money, Capital, Knowledge, Trade, and Growth, 10 Money and Economic Complexitywo-Group Monetary Growth Model with Consumer Durables, 6.5 Habit Formation in the Ramsey Approach, 7 Monetary Growth with Urban Structure, 7.1 The Monetary Urban Growth Model, 7.2 The Dynamics of the Non-monetary Economy, 7.3 The Dynamics of the Monetary Economy, 7.4 Concluding Remarks, 8 Money in Multi-Regional Growth Economies, 8.

1 The Two-region Monetary Growth Model, 8.2 The Dynamics of the Non-monetary Economy, 8.3 The Dynamics of the Monetary Economy, 8.4 Conclusions, 9 Money, Growth and International Trade, 9.1 A Classical Monetary Trade Model, 9.2 Dornbush''s Exchange Rate Model for a Small Economy, 9.3 A Small Open-Country Economy with the CIA Approach, 9.4 A Small Open-Country Economy with the MIUF Approach, 9.

5 A Multi-Country Economic Model, 9.6 Money, Capital, Knowledge, Trade, and Growth, 10 Money and Economic Complexity.