The Foundation of the Modern National Economy and Discipline over Its Monetary Discourse: A Consideration from the Perspective of Polanyian Economics
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- Wakabayashi, Shigetaro (Author)
Title
The Foundation of the Modern National Economy and Discipline over Its Monetary Discourse: A Consideration from the Perspective of Polanyian Economics
Abstract
How does the causality between society and the economy run? After examining this fundamental question from the perspective of Polanyian economics, we conclude that the modern national economy is where bargained exchange is institutionalized by society to pre-exist with the aid of discipline over currency issues. However, this discipline is not provided with a proper institutional defense; and potential fragility of the modern national economy owing to this fact was most vividly revealed by central bankers' conduct in the great liquidity crisis of 2007/8. What are we to do for this?
Publication
Journal of Economic Issues (Taylor & Francis Ltd)
Volume
44
Issue
3
Pages
795-817
Date
September 2010
Journal Abbr
Journal of Economic Issues (Taylor & Francis Ltd)
Language
English
ISSN
00213624
Short Title
The Foundation of the Modern National Economy and Discipline over Its Monetary Discourse
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2017-07-26, 2:33 p.m.
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EBSCOhost
Citation
Wakabayashi, Shigetaro. 2010. “The Foundation of the Modern National Economy and Discipline over Its Monetary Discourse: A Consideration from the Perspective of Polanyian Economics.” Journal of Economic Issues (Taylor & Francis Ltd) 44 (3): 795–817. DOI: 10.2753/JEI0021-3624440311.
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Keywords
- bankers' associations
- banking industry - economic aspects
- capitalists & financiers
- commercial banking system
- crises - economic aspects
- currency discipline
- discourse
- discourse and discipline
- liquidity (economics)
- monetary policy
- money
- negotiation - social aspects
- Polanyi's institutionalism
- society and the economy
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