Central Banking, Monetary Policy and the Common Good

Edited by Louis Philippe Rochon, Sergio Rossi and Guillaume Vallet

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This incisive book reframes the discourse surrounding monetary policy in terms of the common good, to provide broader social benefits. Leading experts illustrate how and why the common good must be understood in the context of creating more, not less, employment.

Keywords: Central Banks; Common Good; Financial Markets; Inflation Targeting; Monetary Policy; Money And Banking (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035348299
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction to Central Banking, Monetary Policy and the Common Good

Louis-Philippe Rochon, Sergio Rossi and Guillaume Vallet

Ch 2 Can lonely monetary technocrats contribute to the common good?

Vadym Syrota

Ch 3 Central banking and the common good: crisis, contestation, and transformation

Kanad Bagchi

Ch 4 Rethinking common goods in monetary policy from a financially integrated Global South framework: central banking, financial flows and the loss of monetary policy autonomy

Sanchari Choudhury

Ch 5 Financial market regulation and the common good: the failure of “too-big-to-fail”

Peter Marshall and Wesley Marshall

Ch 6 Competition for the common good: professional trajectories and universalist claims within central bank governing bodies

Frédéric Lebaron and Aykiz Dogan

Ch 7 The monetary circuit for the common good

Louis-Philippe Rochon, Sergio Rossi and Guillaume Vallet

Ch 8 Monetary and fiscal policies as public goods: rethinking individual policies as well as their coordination for economic growth and employment

Eduardo Strachman, Jefferson Souza Fraga and Vitor Guidorzzi Girotto

Ch 9 Monetary policy, uneven development, and accounting for spatial justice

Dan Cohen, Cameron Graham and Yongqi Ke

Ch 10 From economics to ecology: the role of central banks as agents of the common good

Sophie Harnay, Laurence Scialom and Guillaume Vallet

Ch 11 The people's bank: reimagining central banks as institutions for the common good

Jalal Qanas and Malcolm Sawyer

Ch 12 Central bank communication for the common good: how can Habermas's theory of deliberative democracy underpin central bankers’ communication as an instrument to foster a sense of legitimacy?

Stefan Kesting and Hendrik Theine

Ch 13 Political aspects of tax-driven money: redefining the common good to include everyone

Esteban Cruz Hidalgo, Stuart Medina Miltimore and Agustín Mario

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