...Jonathan Michie Edward   Elgar . Macroeconomic Issues from a Keynesian Perspective: Selected Essays of A.P. Thirlwall, Volume Two . 1997 . 374 pp. + xxvii , ISBN: 1 85898 605 2 © MCB UP Limited 1998 --> Economics Economists History Keynesian school...

... of the Federal Reserve and the government. Therefore the Keynesian revolution didn’t come as a sudden light from the dark showing what you could do about a situation that nobody else seemed to know how to do anything about. © MCB UP Limited 1997 Economic theory Economists Economy Keynesian...

... law and classical economics. Continues by analysing the statements of German economists before Roscher on the issues of the general glut controversy. Ends with a closer inspection of Roscher′s own theory of crisis. © MCB UP Limited 1995 Capital Keynesian School Labour market Marxian...

... preference on the basis of Keynes′ theory of money. Banks Keynesian school Money supply Payments These criticisms of the NME address substantial and not merely interpretative issues. In fact, once a monetary aggregate is introduced to solve the Wicksellian indeterminacy problem, it is hard...

..., the main contrast being between metaphors which involve homeostasis and time reversibility, and those that involve hysteresis and time irreversibility. Economics Economic theory Keynesian school The Popperian Legacy in Economics, de Marchi, N. (Ed.), Cambridge University Press, New York...

... of income recipients or raise their tax rates. An exclusive emphasis on intergenerational conflict can give a misleading impression of the consequences of population ageing. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Age groups Economic theory Keynesian school Population Demographics Journal of Economic...

... the possibility of a neo‐classical theory of institutional failure. It also has important implications on the nature and scope of economic theory in general and the plan versus markets debate in particular. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Economic theory Keynesian School Monetarism Journal of Economic...

...‐temporary understanding of the marginal efficiency of investment is illustrated,while Keynes′s pessimism regarding stagnant investment is explained within the framework of neo‐classical theory. © MCB UP Limited 1990 Capital Investment Keynesian school Journal of Economic Studies 17,2 50...