Harcourt has made substantial and wide-ranging contributions to economics in general, and to post Keynesian economics in particular. In this volume more than forty leading economists pay tribute to and critically evaluate his work. The contributors represent a wide range of schools in economics, and include Nobel Laureates Paul Samuelson and Robert Solow.
Harcourt has made substantial and wide-ranging contributions to economics in general, and to post Keynesian economics in particular. In this volume more than forty leading economists pay tribute to and critically evaluate his work. The contributors represent a wide range of schools in economics, and include Nobel Laureates Paul Samuelson and Robert Solow.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of figures List of tables List of contributors Foreword Geoff Harcourt: A tribute Introduction 1 A CAMBRIDGE ECONOMIST BUT AN AUSTRALIAN PATRIOT 2 NOTES ON THE SURPLUS APPROACH IN POLITICAL ECONOMY 3 THE SAVINGS DEBATE IN AUSTRALIA AND THE MEANING OF CAPITAL 4 KEYNESIAN MACROECONOMICS AND THE CAPITAL DEBATES 5 RESWITCHING SOCIAL DISCOUNT RATE AND ENVIRONMENTALISM: A NOTE 6 THE PRODUCTIVITY OF WORKING AND WAITING: STATIC AND DYNAMIC ASPECTS OF THE CAPITAL CONTROVERSY 7 FIXED CAPITAL AS A PROBLEM IN JOINT PRODUCTION: SOME HISTORICAL CONSIDERATIONS 8 BÖHM-BAWERK'S LETTERS TO J.B.CLARKE: A PRE-CAMBRIDGE CONTROVERSY IN THE THEORY OF CAPITAL 9 THE FATE OF THE CAMBRIDGE CAPITAL CONTROVERSY 10 KEYNES'S MACRO THEORY OF PROFITS 11 PROFIT AND RENT IN A MODEL OF CAPITAL ACCUMULATION AND STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS 12 UNEVEN DEVELOPMENT AND THE RATE OF PROFIT 13 THE RATE-OF-RETURN DEBATE: AN AFTERGLOW 14 THE SOCIAL 'BURDEN' OF HIGH INTEREST RATES 15 MARX KEYNES AND SRAFFA: CONFLICTING ATTITUDES TOWARDS POLITICAL ECONOMY 16 ISOLATING SOURCES OF STERILITY IN MARX'S THEORETICAL PARADIGMS 17 MR KEYNES AND THE ANTI-NEOCLASSICS 18 KEYNES'S USE OF THE TERM 'INVOLUNTARY UNEMPLOYMENT': A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE 19 THE GENERAL THEORY OF EMPLOYMENT INTEREST AND MONEY AND PRICES 20 KEYNES AND THE FINANCIAL MARKET PROCESSES IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT: FROM THE TREATISE TO THE GENERAL THEORY 21 DID KEYNES REVERSE THE MARSHALLIAN SPEEDS OF ADJUSTMENT?: USING HARCOURT'S METHOD TO RESOLVE THEORETICAL CONTROVERSIES AND TO GAIN INSIGHT INTO THE REAL WORLD 22 J.M.KEYNES ON THE WORKING CLASS 23 KEYNES AND CHURCHILL 24 COHERENCE IN POST-KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS 25 NOTES ON THE HISTORY OF POST-KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS IN AUSTRALIA 26 ROBERTSON AND THE POST-KEYNESIAN APPROACH TO GROWTH AND CYCLES 27 POLITICAL ECONOMY HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY AND THE PRICE OF LAND: TOWARDS A DECOLONIZATION OF 'SOCIAL SCIENCE IMPERIALISM' 28 THE NOBEL PRIZE IN ECONOMICS 29 THE SPLIT LEGACY OF WILFRED SALTER AUSTRALIAN ECONOMIST EXTRAORDINARY 30 J.NEVILLE KEYNES: A DEDICATED VICTORIAN DON 31 SMITHIAN FOUNDATIONS OF THE MARKET ECONOMY 32 HISTORY VERSUS EQUILIBRIUM 33 SHORT-PERIOD ECONOMICS IN RETROSPECT 34 THE LIMITATIONS OF THE ECONOMIC POINT OF VIEW 35 THOUGHTS INSPIRED BY READING AN ATYPICAL PAPER BY HARCOURT 36 IN THE BEGINNING ALL THE WORLD WAS AUSTRALIA... 37 HARCOURT AS A HISTORIAN OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT 38 ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL CONSCIENCE: THE HARCOURT CASE 39 ECONOMICS AND RELIGION Geoff Harcourt: a bibliography Index
List of figures List of tables List of contributors Foreword Geoff Harcourt: A tribute Introduction 1 A CAMBRIDGE ECONOMIST BUT AN AUSTRALIAN PATRIOT 2 NOTES ON THE SURPLUS APPROACH IN POLITICAL ECONOMY 3 THE SAVINGS DEBATE IN AUSTRALIA AND THE MEANING OF CAPITAL 4 KEYNESIAN MACROECONOMICS AND THE CAPITAL DEBATES 5 RESWITCHING SOCIAL DISCOUNT RATE AND ENVIRONMENTALISM: A NOTE 6 THE PRODUCTIVITY OF WORKING AND WAITING: STATIC AND DYNAMIC ASPECTS OF THE CAPITAL CONTROVERSY 7 FIXED CAPITAL AS A PROBLEM IN JOINT PRODUCTION: SOME HISTORICAL CONSIDERATIONS 8 BÖHM-BAWERK'S LETTERS TO J.B.CLARKE: A PRE-CAMBRIDGE CONTROVERSY IN THE THEORY OF CAPITAL 9 THE FATE OF THE CAMBRIDGE CAPITAL CONTROVERSY 10 KEYNES'S MACRO THEORY OF PROFITS 11 PROFIT AND RENT IN A MODEL OF CAPITAL ACCUMULATION AND STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS 12 UNEVEN DEVELOPMENT AND THE RATE OF PROFIT 13 THE RATE-OF-RETURN DEBATE: AN AFTERGLOW 14 THE SOCIAL 'BURDEN' OF HIGH INTEREST RATES 15 MARX KEYNES AND SRAFFA: CONFLICTING ATTITUDES TOWARDS POLITICAL ECONOMY 16 ISOLATING SOURCES OF STERILITY IN MARX'S THEORETICAL PARADIGMS 17 MR KEYNES AND THE ANTI-NEOCLASSICS 18 KEYNES'S USE OF THE TERM 'INVOLUNTARY UNEMPLOYMENT': A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE 19 THE GENERAL THEORY OF EMPLOYMENT INTEREST AND MONEY AND PRICES 20 KEYNES AND THE FINANCIAL MARKET PROCESSES IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT: FROM THE TREATISE TO THE GENERAL THEORY 21 DID KEYNES REVERSE THE MARSHALLIAN SPEEDS OF ADJUSTMENT?: USING HARCOURT'S METHOD TO RESOLVE THEORETICAL CONTROVERSIES AND TO GAIN INSIGHT INTO THE REAL WORLD 22 J.M.KEYNES ON THE WORKING CLASS 23 KEYNES AND CHURCHILL 24 COHERENCE IN POST-KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS 25 NOTES ON THE HISTORY OF POST-KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS IN AUSTRALIA 26 ROBERTSON AND THE POST-KEYNESIAN APPROACH TO GROWTH AND CYCLES 27 POLITICAL ECONOMY HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY AND THE PRICE OF LAND: TOWARDS A DECOLONIZATION OF 'SOCIAL SCIENCE IMPERIALISM' 28 THE NOBEL PRIZE IN ECONOMICS 29 THE SPLIT LEGACY OF WILFRED SALTER AUSTRALIAN ECONOMIST EXTRAORDINARY 30 J.NEVILLE KEYNES: A DEDICATED VICTORIAN DON 31 SMITHIAN FOUNDATIONS OF THE MARKET ECONOMY 32 HISTORY VERSUS EQUILIBRIUM 33 SHORT-PERIOD ECONOMICS IN RETROSPECT 34 THE LIMITATIONS OF THE ECONOMIC POINT OF VIEW 35 THOUGHTS INSPIRED BY READING AN ATYPICAL PAPER BY HARCOURT 36 IN THE BEGINNING ALL THE WORLD WAS AUSTRALIA... 37 HARCOURT AS A HISTORIAN OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT 38 ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL CONSCIENCE: THE HARCOURT CASE 39 ECONOMICS AND RELIGION Geoff Harcourt: a bibliography Index
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