Joshua Yindenaba Abor is a Financial Economist and Professor of Finance with numerous years of expertise, mainly in development finance and economic research, and is also a member of the Bank of Ghana Monetary Policy Committee.Peter Quartey is a Professor of Economics with more than two decades of expertise, mainly in development finance, private sector development, monetary and financial sector development with senior-level roles in practitioner, policy, and consulting services.Joseph G. Nellis is a Professor of Global Economy at the Cranfield School of Management, specialising in macro-economic analysis and policy.Lakshmy Subramanian is a Lecturer in Financial Economics at the Cranfield School of Management.

• 1. Introduction to Monetary Economics in Emerging and Developing Countries 2. Overview of the Financial System 3. The Nature and Role of Money and Payments Systems 4. Money Supply 5. The Demand for Money 6. Monetary Institutions in Emerging and Developing Countries 7. Conduct of Monetary Policy in Developing Countries 8. Monetary Policy and Optimal Fiscal Policy in Emerging and Developing Countries 9. Financial Markets and Monetary Policy 10. Money, Inflation and Growth 11. Exchange Rate Policy 12. Financial Crises, Contagion and Role of Monetary Authority 13. International Financial Systems

Joshua Yindenaba Abor is a Financial Economist and Professor of Finance with numerous years of expertise, mainly in development finance and economic research, and is also a member of the Bank of Ghana Monetary Policy Committee.Peter Quartey is a Professor of Economics with more than two decades of expertise, mainly in development finance, private sector development, monetary and financial sector development with senior-level roles in practitioner, policy, and consulting services.Joseph G. Nellis is a Professor of Global Economy at the Cranfield School of Management, specialising in macro-economic analysis and policy.Lakshmy Subramanian is a Lecturer in Financial Economics at the Cranfield School of Management.

• 1. Introduction to Monetary Economics in Emerging and Developing Countries 2. Overview of the Financial System 3. The Nature and Role of Money and Payments Systems 4. Money Supply 5. The Demand for Money 6. Monetary Institutions in Emerging and Developing Countries 7. Conduct of Monetary Policy in Developing Countries 8. Monetary Policy and Optimal Fiscal Policy in Emerging and Developing Countries 9. Financial Markets and Monetary Policy 10. Money, Inflation and Growth 11. Exchange Rate Policy 12. Financial Crises, Contagion and Role of Monetary Authority 13. International Financial Systems

Joshua Yindenaba Abor is a Financial Economist and Professor of Finance with numerous years of expertise, mainly in development finance and economic research, and is also a member of the Bank of Ghana Monetary Policy Committee.Peter Quartey is a Professor of Economics with more than two decades of expertise, mainly in development finance, private sector development, monetary and financial sector development with senior-level roles in practitioner, policy, and consulting services.Joseph G. Nellis is a Professor of Global Economy at the Cranfield School of Management, specialising in macro-economic analysis and policy.Lakshmy Subramanian is a Lecturer in Financial Economics at the Cranfield School of Management.

• 1. Introduction to Monetary Economics in Emerging and Developing Countries 2. Overview of the Financial System 3. The Nature and Role of Money and Payments Systems 4. Money Supply 5. The Demand for Money 6. Monetary Institutions in Emerging and Developing Countries 7. Conduct of Monetary Policy in Developing Countries 8. Monetary Policy and Optimal Fiscal Policy in Emerging and Developing Countries 9. Financial Markets and Monetary Policy 10. Money, Inflation and Growth 11. Exchange Rate Policy 12. Financial Crises, Contagion and Role of Monetary Authority 13. International Financial Systems