...Zengping He Abstract Chartalism is an influential and continuous tradition of monetary thought in ancient China. It dates back to the earliest Chinese text on monetary thought and continued into the Qing Dynasty. A vast body of related literature can be found across ancient Chinese dynasties...

...Juan Ramón Rallo “Chartalism” is generally conceived as a doctrine that states that money is a creation of the state. The father of chartalism, Georg Friedrich Knapp, even devoted the title of his magnum opus, The State Theory of Money , to highlighting this connection. Our purpose is to show...

...Tristan Guesdon Abstract This article is a reassessment of the relation between Georg Friedrich Knapp and Modern Monetary Theory, a contemporary strand of economics that, under the term chartalism coined by Knapp, is presented by its proponents as a continuation of his 1905 State Theory of Money...

... of outstanding coins, which actually raises the ratio of bullion value to nominal value. We seem to have two diametrically opposite theories here. Whichever is correct, it will not alter my prevailing judgment that the chartal- ist/credit approach is historically valid, while the metallist/Mengerian...

... value to nominal value. We seem to have two diametrically opposite theories here. Whichever is correct, it will not alter my prevailing judgment that the chartal- ist/credit approach is historically valid, while the metallist/Mengerian/mainstream view of money arising as a means of reducing...

...” of the nominal value of outstanding coins, which actually raises the ratio of bullion value to nominal value. We seem to have two diametrically opposite theories here. Whichever is correct, it will not alter my prevailing judgment that the chartal- ist/credit approach is historically valid, while...

...” of the nominal value of outstanding coins, which actually raises the ratio of bullion value to nominal value. We seem to have two diametrically opposite theories here. Whichever is correct, it will not alter my prevailing judgment that the chartal- ist/credit approach is historically valid, while...

...” of the nominal value of outstanding coins, which actually raises the ratio of bullion value to nominal value. We seem to have two diametrically opposite theories here. Whichever is correct, it will not alter my prevailing judgment that the chartal- ist/credit approach is historically valid, while...

... to determine it, induced Hilferding to compare the early mercantilists’ views on money to Georg Friedrich Knapp’s “chartalism,” according to which government-issued tokens, recalled through taxation—i.e., fiat money—could be used as monetary units. 460  History of Political Economy 48:3 (2016...