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Economic Inquiry, 1975
The General Theory maintains that capitalist economies under then orthodox regimes of economic policy would tend to experience stagnation and large-scale unemployment. Laisser faire economies could not sustain high enough rates of steady growth to absorb growing working populations at rising real incomes.
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The General Theory maintains that capitalist economies under then orthodox regimes of economic policy would tend to experience stagnation and large-scale unemployment. Laisser faire economies could not sustain high enough rates of steady growth to absorb growing working populations at rising real incomes.
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Perspectives on Keynesian Economics
2011Introduction.- Part I: History, Methodology, and their Current Relevance.- Making the Most of Anomaly in the History of Economic Thought: Smith, Marx-Engels, and Keynes.- Reason and Reasonableness: Lessons from "The Economic Consequences of the Peace" Ninety Years Later.- The Marshallian Roots of Keynes.- Was Patinkin a Keynesian Economist?.- Keynes ...
J. Weinblatt, Arie Arnon, Warren Young
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The dangers of Keynesian economics
2016In sharp contrast to the private sector, where firms will go out of business if revenues do not cover costs, most government spending is not value-adding. That is not of itself an argument against public spending,but it is an argument against thinking that when governments spend they are necessarily helping the economy grow.
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2013
Part 1: Monetary Theory and Policy1. The Theory of a Monetary EconomyDudley Dillard2. Some Neglected Implications of Secular InflationMartin Bronfenbrenner3. Monetary Stabilization Policies and Keynesian TheoryMabel F. Timlin4. Stability Through InflationWilliam S. Vickery5.
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Part 1: Monetary Theory and Policy1. The Theory of a Monetary EconomyDudley Dillard2. Some Neglected Implications of Secular InflationMartin Bronfenbrenner3. Monetary Stabilization Policies and Keynesian TheoryMabel F. Timlin4. Stability Through InflationWilliam S. Vickery5.
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Kalecki and Post-Keynesian Economics
2014Michal Kalecki is recognized by many observers as an important contributor and inspiration of post-Keynesian economics.2 For instance, Joan Robinson, Geoff Harcourt and Malcolm Sawyer have constantly reasserted the importance and relevance of Kalecki’s work, arguing, as Philip Arestis (1996, p.
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Marxism and Post-Keynesian Economics
History of Economics Review, 1992The thesis presented here runs as follows: Post-Keynesian economics has contributed to identify within the framework of the theory of effective demand, the conditions of sectoral disproportionalities on which a significant part of Marxian theories of accumulation and crisis are based.
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New Keynesian Economics / Post Keynesian Alternatives
2013The New Keynesian Economics has been the most significant development in economics in recent years. Does it actually build upon Keynes' work? In this volume, leading post Keynesian economists challenge New Keynesianism both on the grounds that it is not Keynesian, and does not provide an adequate account of our current economic problems.
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On the Classical and Marshallian Foundations of Keynesian and Post-Keynesian Economics
1995In this chapter I want to reconsider the microeconomic foundations of Keynes’s theory of effective demand as described in Chapter 3 of The ‘General Theory’. Athanasios Asimakopulos has dedicated an important article to this subject, focusing on the Marshallian construction of the supply curve and on procedures of aggregation.1 I want to adopt a wider ...
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Physical activity counseling in primary care: Insights from public health and behavioral economics
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2017Kerem Shuval +2 more
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