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06/09/2006 01:42:49 PM · #1 |
| Does any one know any web site where i can get more information on various Economic Theories like about Credit Policy, Monetary policy, etc |
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06/09/2006 03:22:57 PM · #2 |
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06/09/2006 03:26:31 PM · #3 |
State and federal govt. web sites.
Large Investment firm websites.
Federal treasury website.
Large commercial bank websites
International bank websites
Message edited by author 2006-06-09 15:27:18. |
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06/09/2006 03:36:38 PM · #4 |
Thanks,
I wanted to revise theory on monetary policy, fiscal policy rather than know abt current policies. I mean how we curb inflation etc. i guess i am not clear |
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06/09/2006 03:39:46 PM · #5 |
| How can you revise it if you don't know what currently is in place. There is a lot of info on some of those sites. Particularly the treasury - current, past, global trends, comparisons with other countries, inflation, etc. |
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06/09/2006 03:49:14 PM · #6 |
i mean, why do we raise bank rates?, or how do we go for defict finacing that is print more money notes etc.
When i studied last time i was not much into net. I plan to buy books but was thinking finding resources on net this time. I mean when i started photography i did not use net but after i started using net i came to site like DPC which helped me alot
Message edited by author 2006-06-09 16:07:57. |
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06/09/2006 04:04:16 PM · #7 |
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06/09/2006 04:05:12 PM · #8 |
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06/09/2006 04:09:56 PM · #9 |
I tried google, i guess my search was very specific. Any idea where do students research when studying for undegraduate course. I mean what place to start from.
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06/09/2006 04:20:46 PM · #10 |
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06/09/2006 04:25:36 PM · #11 |
Originally posted by General:
I tried google, i guess my search was very specific. Any idea where do students research when studying for undegraduate course. I mean what place to start from. |
I think your biggest problem here is that you're asking a bunch of artists about economic theory. This is probably not the best place to start.
I might start by looking up definitions for very basic terms like "economics". Wikipedia does into some explanations of various economic theories that might give you further ideas for search terms.
In the United States, the Federal Reserve Board governs prime rate changes. Rate changes are based on a combination of the current state of the economy, political pressure, and possibly the use of a Ouija board. That is to say that it's very complex and I don't think that anyone outside the FRB knows for sure how it works. There's a reason why Alan Greenspan was more than once called the most powerful man in America, above even the president.
Economists forecast based on historical models and the application of existing theories. These theories explain inflation and everything tied to it. Economics students attend lectures and use textbooks.
In short, there are no easy answers, as Economics is a very vague social science to begin with. Anyway, good luck.
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