WILLIAM FRAZER is Professor of Economics at the University of Florida. Dr. Frazer has written widely, including The Florida Land Boom: Speculation, Money, and the Banks (Quorum, 1995), The Central Banks: The International and European Directions (Praeger, 1994), and The Legacy of Keynes and Friedman: Economic Analysis, Money, and Ideology (Praeger, 1994).

• Preface Introduction An Overview The Big Picture: Economics as a Systematic Way of Thinking Beyond Neoclassical Economics The Famous Controversial Essay Institutional Economics, Friedman, and Selected Critics Analysis, Axioms, and the Liquidity Preference Constructions Indirect Evidence, Bond Traders, and Expected Returns Analyses of Data The Philosophical Ideological Left Tenets of Monetarism, Institutionalists, and the New Classical School Tenets of Monetarism: A Friedman-System Variation Endogenous/Exogenous Money Supply Theory The New Classical School and Rational Expectations From the Bond Market to Development Economics The Bond Market Constraint on Health Care Reform Development Economics and Money Behavior and Economics An Analytical System with Emphasis on Behavior Bibliography Index