The House of Arts and Arts for Publishing in Basra and University Education House in Egypt issued a book (Theory and Monetary Policies) for the administrative assistant at Basra University for Oil and Gas and the lecturer at College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas, Professor Dr. Yousif A. Al-Asadi, in partnership with the lecturer at University of Kufa, Dr. Abdul-Hussein J. Al-Ghalbi, and the lecturer from University of Karbala, Dr. Kazem S. Al-Araji. The book was 484 pages, and it included 21 chapters, the first was entitled Monetary Theory: The First Concept and Ideas, the second was about the role of money in economic activity under the classical theory, the third was about the theory of cash balances, the fourth entitled The theory of Faxel is a transitional stage between classical and Keynes, the fifth was devoted to Keynesian theory, the sixth was about the post-Keynesian theory of money demand, the seventh was devoted to Friedman's theory of money demand, the eighth was about the comparison between quantity theory and quantity theory, the ninth was titled Keynesians and monetarists: Disagreement and disagreement, the tenth was entitled the theory of the wallet and the demand for money, the eleventh was entitled the monetary theory, the twelfth was about interest theories, the thirteenth was about the concept of monetary policy and its objectives, the fourteenth was about monetary policy and monetary theories, the fifteenth was about quantitative monetary policies, the sixteenth was devoted to talking about qualitative monetary policies, the seventeenth was about exchange rate policy, and the eighteenth was about the channels of transmission of the effects of monetary policy, and the nineteenth chapter was reviewed the relationship of monetary policy with fiscal policy and its effectiveness. Iraqi dinar exchange and open market operations, existing lending facilities, foreign currency auction and remittance auction. Al-Asadi stated that researchers sought in an academic way to try to cover ancient and modern monetary theories through the chapters of that book that reviewed monetary ideas from the days of the Babylonians in Mesopotamia through the Greeks and the Middle Ages and the ideas of the traditionalists, before and after and their developments, and Keynesian and Friedman theory, down to looking. The book came in view of the urgent need to provide basic information in the field of monetary theory and policies to academic scholars and specialists in monetary and financial institutions, and the urgent need for policy packages.
