Challenging the current mainstream macroeconomic tradition and engaging with structural problems of present times, this volume applies alternative Keynesian perspectives to areas such as effective demand in the crisis, economic theory and world recession, money and international liquidity, and finance and international economic disorder.
Challenging the current mainstream macroeconomic tradition and engaging with structural problems of present times, this volume applies alternative Keynesian perspectives to areas such as effective demand in the crisis, economic theory and world recession, money and international liquidity, and finance and international economic disorder.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Toshiaki Hirai is Professor of Economics, Sophia University, Tokyo. Maria Cristina Marcuzzo is Professor, Department of Statistical Sciences, Sapienza University of Rome. Perry Mehrling is Professor of Economics, Barnard College, Columbia University, New York.
Inhaltsangabe
* List of Tables and Figures * Preface * Introduction * List of Abbreviations * I. Effective Demand in the Crisis * 1. Re-embracing Keynes: Scholars, Admirers, and Sceptics in the Aftermath of the Crisis * 2. The Dog Called Investment * 3. Keynes, Kalecki, and the Real World * II. Economic Theory and the World Recession * 4. The State of Macroeconomics in View of Global Financial Crisis * 5. Keynes and Capitalism: The Case of Japan * 6. Keynes and the Case for Europe * III. Money and International Liquidity * 7. Was Keynes' Monetary Policy à Outrance in the Treatise, the Model for ZIRP and QE? * 8. Liquidity Preference of Banks and Crises * 9. Why Not Bancor? Keynes's Currency Plan as a Solution to Global Imbalances * 10. In a Keynesian Mood? Why Exchange Rate Systems Collapse * IV. Finance and International Economic Disorder * 11. Uncertainty and Speculation in the Keynesian Tradition: Relevance in Commodity Futures * 12. Financial Keynesianism and Market Instability * 13. Financial Globalization and the Future of the Fed * 14. Some Foreseeable Disasters of the Global Economy: The High Cost of Neglecting Keynes's Approach
* List of Tables and Figures * Preface * Introduction * List of Abbreviations * I. Effective Demand in the Crisis * 1. Re-embracing Keynes: Scholars, Admirers, and Sceptics in the Aftermath of the Crisis * 2. The Dog Called Investment * 3. Keynes, Kalecki, and the Real World * II. Economic Theory and the World Recession * 4. The State of Macroeconomics in View of Global Financial Crisis * 5. Keynes and Capitalism: The Case of Japan * 6. Keynes and the Case for Europe * III. Money and International Liquidity * 7. Was Keynes' Monetary Policy à Outrance in the Treatise, the Model for ZIRP and QE? * 8. Liquidity Preference of Banks and Crises * 9. Why Not Bancor? Keynes's Currency Plan as a Solution to Global Imbalances * 10. In a Keynesian Mood? Why Exchange Rate Systems Collapse * IV. Finance and International Economic Disorder * 11. Uncertainty and Speculation in the Keynesian Tradition: Relevance in Commodity Futures * 12. Financial Keynesianism and Market Instability * 13. Financial Globalization and the Future of the Fed * 14. Some Foreseeable Disasters of the Global Economy: The High Cost of Neglecting Keynes's Approach
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