Economics of money

Monetary development represents one of the fields of humanitarian response to challenges, as monetary systems have evolved from commodity to credit, that is, from money whose commodity value represents part of its monetary value to money whose commodity value is not important in determining its monetary value, whether it is banknotes issued by central banks or current accounts in the books. A commercial bank, and that is why the goal of this book, "The Economics of Money" by the British economic thinker A. S. L. D. A. E., was to analyze the scientific concepts and methods in knowing monetary systems. The famous thinker, who became famous in the first half of the twentieth century, divides his book into thirteen chapters, examining all aspects related to money as it is one of the most important topics that economics is concerned with.Studying the issue of money is one of the basic and important economic studies because of its connection and impact to many economic problems and a reflection of the most important economic activities and social manifestations.