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  • Notes to Ernest on "Marx's Theory of Value and the Transformation Problem" [Twelve-page handwritten response discussing gold as money, profit-rate equalization, prices, and the transformation problem]. (1981, June).
  • Shaikh, A. (1996, February 23). Regulation of Price Level by Gold Sector [Two-page unpublished memorandum explaining how gold-sector profitability and marginal mining validate, rather than regulate, the general price level].
  • Shaikh, A. Comments to Alfredo on the role of gold [Typed note distinguishing commodity money's role in international circulation from claims that gold directly determines the price level]. (n.d.).
  • Cumulative expenditure gap of inflation [Handwritten one-page derivation of investment gaps and inflation-related expenditure measures]. (1995, December 11).
  • Shaikh, A. (1977, November 28). Notes on Marx on money [Two-page handwritten notes on convertible and inconvertible tokens, the quantity theory, Ricardo, and gold production].
  • Shaikh, A. Notes on Duncan Foley's "Towards a Marxist Theory of Money" [Eight-page annotated reading notes on money, hoards, token money, inflation, and the relation between circulation and production]. (n.d.).
  • Shaikh, A. Notes on Marx's theory of money [Four-page handwritten critique of Foley on value, money forms, gold, paper money, and quantity theory]. (n.d.).
  • Mjoset, L. The debate on gold production and inflation within Austrian and German social democracy before World War I [Annotated nine-page article on Bauer, Varga, Hilferding, gold extraction, and inflation]. (n.d.).
  • Polleit, T. (2005, September 23). Freedom and sound money [Five-page Mises Institute article defending sound money and criticizing discretionary credit expansion].
  • Saad-Filho, A. (2002). Money, credit and inflation [Annotated excerpt from chapter 8 of The Value of Marx: Political Economy for Contemporary Capitalism on Marxian value, money, credit, and inflation].
  • Golden constant: Just how/why does it not show Smith's argument of Marx's/ours [sic] discussion of currency? [Brief handwritten research query]. (n.d.).
  • Ciocca, P., & Nardozzi, G. (1996). The High Price of Money: An Interpretation of World Interest Rates [Selected book excerpts on real interest rates, inflation, savings, profits, and macroeconomic variables].
  • McKinnon, R. I. (1993, March). The rules of the game: International money in historical perspective [Complete annotated article reviewing gold-standard, Bretton Woods, fixed- and floating-dollar, Plaza-Louvre, and European monetary regimes].
  • Lucas, R. E., Jr. (1981, June). Tobin and monetarism: A review article [Annotated review criticizing James Tobin's macroeconomic analysis, monetary policy framework, and treatment of monetarist and new-classical arguments].
  • Fontana, G. (2004, November). Rethinking endogenous money: A constructive interpretation of the debate between horizontalists and structuralists [Complete annotated article reconciling horizontalist and structuralist accounts of endogenous money, reserves, credit, and financial markets].

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