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Post-Keynesian Economics: New Foundations
Review of Political Economy, 2015This book is a considerably expanded revision of Lavoie's 1992 Foundations of Post-Keynesian Economic Analysis.
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The new Keynesian economics and the output-inflation trade-off
Applied Economics Letters, 1996This letter reconsiders the empirical tests of the new Keynesian and new classical models performed by Ball Mankiw and Romer and Akerlof, Rose and Yellen. The original tests conform basically to cross-section analysis; we develop both time-series and pooled cross-section, time-series tests of these issues, using the methodology and results of ...
Stephen M. Miller, George M. Katsimbris
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How to derive keynesian results from first principles: A survey of new-Keynesian economics
De Economist, 1993In the 1980s theoretical research in macroeconomics was dominated by what has become known as new-Keynesian economics. The principal aim of new-Keynesian economics is to explain how Keynesian results can be reconciled with the neo-classical principles of utility and profit maximization.
H Vanees, Harry Garretsen
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New Keynesian economics, nominal rigidities and involuntary unemployment
Journal of Economic Methodology, 1999In this chapter, I seek to examine what the contribution of new Keynesian macroeconomics has been in the last 15 years and to consider the methodological lessons to be learned. I also want to outline what I believe to be the driving forces behind the innovations made.
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Keynes, Cambridge, and the New Keynesian Economics
1993There is something very basic and relevant about the phenomenon Keynes labeled “involuntary unemployment.” Modern industrial economies exhibit recurrent episodes of insufficient employment opportunities for all of the available workforce. These workers lose (as opposed to giving up) employment for general systemic reasons that generate less than ...
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New revisionists and the Keynesian era in British economic policy
The Economic History Review, 2001This article surveys the literature, which has argued that post‐1945 British economic policy should not be described as Keynesian. It attempts to apply explicit definitions of ‘Keynesian', ‘influence', and ‘the Treasury view'. It suggests that in post‐1945 monetary and fiscal policies, in the treatment of the balance of payments, and in attitudes to ...
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The Role of Imperfect Competition in New Keynesian Economics
2001The adjective ‘new Keynesian’ was introduced in the mid-1980s and refers to a body of work which was published over a period beginning in the mid-1970s. Whilst the term clearly applies to papers written since 1980, it has also been applied retrospectively to some work written before that.
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A New Guide to Post Keynesian Economics [PDF]
Journal of Economic Issues, 2003 openaire +1 more source
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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A plant economics spectrum of litter decomposability
Functional Ecology, 2012Grégoire T Freschet +2 more
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