Post-keynesian theory of money - alternative view
The post-Keynesian theory is an alternative view on money. The assumptions of this theory are uncertainty, historical time and importance of money. The source of money is demand of businessmen and households for credits.
Petr Sedláček
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Ideas and ideation in geographical political economy. [PDF]
Peck J, Meulbroek C, Phillips R.
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The effect of urban-rural health insurance integration on consumption of middle-aged and older adult households in rural areas: evidence from China. [PDF]
Wang L, Hu Q.
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A post Keynesian theory of employment, growth and accumulation
A POST KEYNESIAN THEORY OF EMPLOYMENT, GROWTH AND ACCUMULATION A post Keynesian theory of employment, growth and accumulation ([1]
Weintraub, Sidney
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Navigating Ghana's economic waters: Exploring the impact of Fiscal and Monetary policies on stock market performance. [PDF]
Cobbinah BB, Wen Y, Sarpong FA.
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Competition and regional Phillips curve: Evidence from China. [PDF]
Du S.
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Dietary Disruptors in Romania: Seasonality, Traditions, and the COVID-19 Pandemic. [PDF]
Pană A, Strilciuc Ș, Ileanu BV.
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Service encounters and the manufacture of harm: violence in the service economy under late-modernity. [PDF]
Miles L, Azad M.
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An empirical estimation of aggregate import demand under foreign exchange constraints: Evidence from Ethiopia. [PDF]
Ali MY, Yimer AM, Dessie TS.
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Counterbalance Economics (CBE): Harnessing Aggregate Markups to Finance Voucher-Based Inequality Reduction. [PDF]
Malliaros P, Pacheco-Jaramillo WA.
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