Economic Policy and the Financial Crisis
Herausgeber: Mamica, Lukasz; Tridico, Pasquale
Economic Policy and the Financial Crisis
Herausgeber: Mamica, Lukasz; Tridico, Pasquale
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The key issue for current economic policy is to find a balance between the stabilisation of public finance and maintaining the momentum of long-term growth. This book argues that the reasons for the varied performances of the advanced economies lie in the economic policies which were introduced in the aftermath of the crisis and the differences in the regulation of their labour markets.
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The key issue for current economic policy is to find a balance between the stabilisation of public finance and maintaining the momentum of long-term growth. This book argues that the reasons for the varied performances of the advanced economies lie in the economic policies which were introduced in the aftermath of the crisis and the differences in the regulation of their labour markets.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. März 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 157mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 386g
- ISBN-13: 9780415707312
- ISBN-10: 0415707315
- Artikelnr.: 39594676
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. März 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 157mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 386g
- ISBN-13: 9780415707312
- ISBN-10: 0415707315
- Artikelnr.: 39594676
¿ukasz Mamica is Senior Lecturer in Public Economy and Innovation Policy at the Krakow University of Economics, Poland. Pasquale Tridico is Professor of Labour Economics and Jean Monnet Professor of European Integration Studies at the University Roma Tre, Italy. He is currently General Secretary of the European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy.
Introduction Lukasz Mamica and Pasquale Tridico Part I: Theory, Policies
and Institutions: A macroeconomic approach 1. Bridges to Babylon: Critical
Economic Policy From Keynesian Macroeconomics to Evolutionary Macroeconomic
Simulation Models Hardy Hanappi 2. Why Did Some Countries Perform Better
Than Others During The 2007-12 Crisis? Pasquale Tridico 3. Aiding Economic
Recovery after the Financial Crisis Malcolm Sawyer 4. Could More Labour
Market Flexibility Help Growth? Lessons from an amended Kaleckian model
Amitava Krishna Dutt, Sébastien Charles and Dany Lang 5. Institutions and
Youth Labour Markets in Europe during the Crisis Niall O'Higgins Part II:
Financial Regulations for Better Economic Stability 6. Financial
Regulations for Minimizing Economic and Social Crises: An evolutionary
developmental analysis with unequally rational individuals Pavel Pelikan
7. 'Liquidity' in Light of the Shadow Banking System: Lessons from the two
crises Anastasia Nesvetailova 8. Financial Instability and Functional
Finance: A Lerner-Minsky perspective Faruk Ülgen 9. Fiscal Consolidation
and Sovereign Debt Risk in Balance-Sheet Recessions: An agent-based
approach Marco Raberto, Silvano Cincotti and Andrea Teglio Part III:
Competitiveness and Sustainability in Times of Crisis 10. Leading Factors
for Catching-Up by Developing Economies: Conclusions from the crisis
Tomasz Geodecki 11. Added Value of Design as a Factor of Firm
Competitiveness in Times of Crisis ¿ukasz Mamica 12. The Decent Work
Basic-Relations-Fairness Approach in a Context of Crisis in Italy Martina
Lavagnini and Antonella Mennella 13. The Co-operative Firm: A lively
non-capitalist actor for troubled market economies Andrea Bernardi and Anna
Greenwood 14. Active Employment Policy in the EU and in Poland: A Gordian
Knot or Inertia Enchanted in Words? Leszek Cybulski and Ewa Pancer-Cybulska
and Institutions: A macroeconomic approach 1. Bridges to Babylon: Critical
Economic Policy From Keynesian Macroeconomics to Evolutionary Macroeconomic
Simulation Models Hardy Hanappi 2. Why Did Some Countries Perform Better
Than Others During The 2007-12 Crisis? Pasquale Tridico 3. Aiding Economic
Recovery after the Financial Crisis Malcolm Sawyer 4. Could More Labour
Market Flexibility Help Growth? Lessons from an amended Kaleckian model
Amitava Krishna Dutt, Sébastien Charles and Dany Lang 5. Institutions and
Youth Labour Markets in Europe during the Crisis Niall O'Higgins Part II:
Financial Regulations for Better Economic Stability 6. Financial
Regulations for Minimizing Economic and Social Crises: An evolutionary
developmental analysis with unequally rational individuals Pavel Pelikan
7. 'Liquidity' in Light of the Shadow Banking System: Lessons from the two
crises Anastasia Nesvetailova 8. Financial Instability and Functional
Finance: A Lerner-Minsky perspective Faruk Ülgen 9. Fiscal Consolidation
and Sovereign Debt Risk in Balance-Sheet Recessions: An agent-based
approach Marco Raberto, Silvano Cincotti and Andrea Teglio Part III:
Competitiveness and Sustainability in Times of Crisis 10. Leading Factors
for Catching-Up by Developing Economies: Conclusions from the crisis
Tomasz Geodecki 11. Added Value of Design as a Factor of Firm
Competitiveness in Times of Crisis ¿ukasz Mamica 12. The Decent Work
Basic-Relations-Fairness Approach in a Context of Crisis in Italy Martina
Lavagnini and Antonella Mennella 13. The Co-operative Firm: A lively
non-capitalist actor for troubled market economies Andrea Bernardi and Anna
Greenwood 14. Active Employment Policy in the EU and in Poland: A Gordian
Knot or Inertia Enchanted in Words? Leszek Cybulski and Ewa Pancer-Cybulska
Introduction Lukasz Mamica and Pasquale Tridico Part I: Theory, Policies
and Institutions: A macroeconomic approach 1. Bridges to Babylon: Critical
Economic Policy From Keynesian Macroeconomics to Evolutionary Macroeconomic
Simulation Models Hardy Hanappi 2. Why Did Some Countries Perform Better
Than Others During The 2007-12 Crisis? Pasquale Tridico 3. Aiding Economic
Recovery after the Financial Crisis Malcolm Sawyer 4. Could More Labour
Market Flexibility Help Growth? Lessons from an amended Kaleckian model
Amitava Krishna Dutt, Sébastien Charles and Dany Lang 5. Institutions and
Youth Labour Markets in Europe during the Crisis Niall O'Higgins Part II:
Financial Regulations for Better Economic Stability 6. Financial
Regulations for Minimizing Economic and Social Crises: An evolutionary
developmental analysis with unequally rational individuals Pavel Pelikan
7. 'Liquidity' in Light of the Shadow Banking System: Lessons from the two
crises Anastasia Nesvetailova 8. Financial Instability and Functional
Finance: A Lerner-Minsky perspective Faruk Ülgen 9. Fiscal Consolidation
and Sovereign Debt Risk in Balance-Sheet Recessions: An agent-based
approach Marco Raberto, Silvano Cincotti and Andrea Teglio Part III:
Competitiveness and Sustainability in Times of Crisis 10. Leading Factors
for Catching-Up by Developing Economies: Conclusions from the crisis
Tomasz Geodecki 11. Added Value of Design as a Factor of Firm
Competitiveness in Times of Crisis ¿ukasz Mamica 12. The Decent Work
Basic-Relations-Fairness Approach in a Context of Crisis in Italy Martina
Lavagnini and Antonella Mennella 13. The Co-operative Firm: A lively
non-capitalist actor for troubled market economies Andrea Bernardi and Anna
Greenwood 14. Active Employment Policy in the EU and in Poland: A Gordian
Knot or Inertia Enchanted in Words? Leszek Cybulski and Ewa Pancer-Cybulska
and Institutions: A macroeconomic approach 1. Bridges to Babylon: Critical
Economic Policy From Keynesian Macroeconomics to Evolutionary Macroeconomic
Simulation Models Hardy Hanappi 2. Why Did Some Countries Perform Better
Than Others During The 2007-12 Crisis? Pasquale Tridico 3. Aiding Economic
Recovery after the Financial Crisis Malcolm Sawyer 4. Could More Labour
Market Flexibility Help Growth? Lessons from an amended Kaleckian model
Amitava Krishna Dutt, Sébastien Charles and Dany Lang 5. Institutions and
Youth Labour Markets in Europe during the Crisis Niall O'Higgins Part II:
Financial Regulations for Better Economic Stability 6. Financial
Regulations for Minimizing Economic and Social Crises: An evolutionary
developmental analysis with unequally rational individuals Pavel Pelikan
7. 'Liquidity' in Light of the Shadow Banking System: Lessons from the two
crises Anastasia Nesvetailova 8. Financial Instability and Functional
Finance: A Lerner-Minsky perspective Faruk Ülgen 9. Fiscal Consolidation
and Sovereign Debt Risk in Balance-Sheet Recessions: An agent-based
approach Marco Raberto, Silvano Cincotti and Andrea Teglio Part III:
Competitiveness and Sustainability in Times of Crisis 10. Leading Factors
for Catching-Up by Developing Economies: Conclusions from the crisis
Tomasz Geodecki 11. Added Value of Design as a Factor of Firm
Competitiveness in Times of Crisis ¿ukasz Mamica 12. The Decent Work
Basic-Relations-Fairness Approach in a Context of Crisis in Italy Martina
Lavagnini and Antonella Mennella 13. The Co-operative Firm: A lively
non-capitalist actor for troubled market economies Andrea Bernardi and Anna
Greenwood 14. Active Employment Policy in the EU and in Poland: A Gordian
Knot or Inertia Enchanted in Words? Leszek Cybulski and Ewa Pancer-Cybulska