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bank settlement system (G2)<br />An electronic means of transferring deposits between banks to settle their mutual indebtedness. In the USA, Fed Wire is the Federal Reserve's system, Bank Wire is a system for domestic payments and CHIPS is a system for payments between New York banks. Japan has the Zenyin system for interbank transfers. The UK has cHAPs for the clearing banks, as well as BAcs.
Galbraith, john Kenneth, 1908- (B3)<br />A Canadian American liberal economist who has achieved astounding publishing success in his books on capitalism, the Great Depression, the affluent society and the industrial state. With a training in agriculture in Ontario and in agricultural economics at Berkeley, California, he has taught at Harvard University since 1949. His early work on industrial price rigidities and on price controls made use of his wartime experience as head of the Price Section of the US Office of Price Administration. In 1952, American Capitalism launched his career as a best-selling economic guru. His works contain strikingly novel analyses, e.g. of consumers' couNTERVAILING POWER to large oligopolists, of the contrast between private affluence and public squalor and of the managerial nature of modem capitalism. Outside the university, he was a leading adviser to President John F. Kennedy and his ambassador to India. Much of his writing has the broad sweep of an eighteenth-century economist who has espoused the mixed economy: this approach is not without its critics as modem economists are often irritated by his avoidance of the empirical testing of his theories. But it is greatly to his credit that one of his most thorough books is his late survey of economic thought in 1987.<br /><em>Reference</em><br />Galbraith, J.K. (1938) Modern Competition and Business Policy, Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin; London: Hamish Hamilton.<br /> - (1952) American Capitalism: the Concept of Countervailing Power, London: Hamish Hamilton.<br /> - (1952) A Theory of Price Control, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.<br /> -(1954) The Great Crash 1929, Boston: Houghton Mifflin; London: Hamish Hamilton.<br /> - (1958) The Affluent Society, London: Hamish Hamilton.<br /> - (1967) The New Industrial State, Boston: Houghton Mifflin; London: Hamish Hamilton.<br /> - (1973) Economics and the Public Purpose, Boston: Houghton Mifflin; London: Hamish Hamilton.<br /> - (1987) A History of Economics: The Past as Present, London: Hamish Hamilton.<br /> Reisman, D.A. (1980) Galbraith and Market Capitalism, New York: New York University Press.
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