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Aspects of a Post Keynesian Theory of Finance
Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 1998Unlike other postwar interpretations, the Post Keynesian approach starts with a "monetary" theory of production. Keynes introduced this terminology to emphasize the fact that money was not a "veil," but a "real" factor determining production decisions in a modem economy.
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The Policy Implications of Post Keynesian Monetary Theory
1986Any theory in reasonable contact with reality carries with it a plan for action—a policy for changing the world along better lines in keeping with its vision. When a theory is devoid of any contact with reality, it has no policy implications (action in the real world not being possible), or, alternatively, if a theory has but a tenuous contact with ...
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Post-Keynesian Theory: The International Dimension
Challenge, 1978No formal post-Keynesian treatment of international trade has yet appeared that would correspond to the orthodox, neoclassical theory of trade. Nonetheless, in the work of Joan Robinson, Michal Kalecki, Nicholas Kaldor, and other post-Keynesian writers, building on Keynes' General Theory and the elements of classical theory emphasized by Sraffa, one ...
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The unique limit cycle in post Keynesian theory
Chaos, Solitons and Fractals, 2022Hiroki Murakami
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Unemployment and Post-Keynesian Monetary Theory
1999Unemployment once again plagues the world economy. Since the beginning of the 1990s, unemployment rates in Europe have averaged close to 10 per cent. Things have become so bad that even Sweden, once proudly boasting unemployment rates consistently below 2 per cent, has watched helplessly while 13 per cent of its labour force cannot find work.
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