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Investigates the evidence whether Irving Fisher practiced Quantity Theory in the analysis of the economy in 1929-1933 in the United States. Implication of the analysis for the behavior of the economy in the 1930; Abandonment of the money supply mechanism; Correlation of economic depression with monetary contraction.

Presents a study which dealt with the issue of the effect on interest rates of increased use of credit cards. Basis for the effect; Conclusions.

Addresses the advantages and the failures of developments in interest rate policy. Replication of the process used for obtaining the identical lag structure; Reestimation of the model to the present and find how the lag structure essentially inverts; Explanation of the preferred habitat modern integration process.