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The Euro

Jean-Victor Louis

2003

Top 10 secrets for making money and even more money

Maria DaSilva-Gordon

2014

The end of money

David Wolman

2012

The Coming Economic Armageddon

David Jeremiah

2010

Money

Rob Moore

2017

The big buck adventure

Shelley Gill

2000

Laws, etc. (Session laws : 1754 May)

Massachusetts

1745

EMU, getting the end game right

Charles Wyplosz, David Begg, Francesco Giavazzi et al.

1997

Europe's orphan

Martin E. Sandbu

2015

Money and banking

Dudley G. Luckett

1980

Carl Menger and the evolution of payments systems

Michael Latzer

2002

The lunch line

Karen Berman Nagel

1996

Essays in monetary economics

Harry G. Johnson

1967

Economics of Money and Banking

Frederic S. Mishkin

1997

Power of gold, golds of power

Şennur Şentürk

2004

Creating money

Sanaya Roman, Duane Packer

1988

Money, Banking, and the Economy

James Duesenberry, Thomas Mayer

1996

Neale S. Godfrey's Ultimate Kids' Money Book

Neale S. Godfrey

1998

Monetary Regimes of the Twentieth Century

Andrew Britton

2001

The Wall Street journal guide to understanding money & investing

Kenneth M. Morris

1993

The early history of Canadian banking

Shortt, Adam

1896

The Money Tree

Sarah Stewart

1991

Money and the market in India, 1100-1700

Sanjay Subrahmanyam

1994

A history of currency in the United States

A. Barton Hepburn

1915

The Post-Keynesian approach to economics

Philip Arestin

1992

Ricardo's exchange remedy

Alexander Martin Lindsay

1892

Not for a Billion Gazillion Dollars

Paula Danziger

1992

Money mischief

Milton Friedman

1992 ★ 4.2

An honest dollar

Elisha Benjamin Andrews

1894

Monetary nationalism and international stability

Friedrich A. von Hayek

1964

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