Toward a monetary theory of the market economy. A study of Money and Price Theory

Ludovic Julien () and Fabrice Tricou1 ()

Cahiers d’économie politique / Papers in Political Economy, 2007, issue 52, 83-104

Abstract: This text examines the monetary market economy model developed by Benetti and Cartelier (2001). The authors construct a pure exchange monetary economy within a general equilibrium framework. Money is crucial in determining market prices and in coordinating transactions. This monetary approach of markets exhibits an essential feature of a market economy: the decentralization of actions and thus disequilibrium analysis. Individual disequilibria are caused by mistaken expectations. We emphasize the properties of this monetary economy and discuss the approach retained. The model is original and relevant, despite two shortcomings: the formation of expectations and its generalization to more complex market economies.

JEL-codes: B23 D41 E40 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007
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