The views of Thomas Robert Malthus on population and microeconomics continue to be debated. There is also a widely held view that his macroeconomics lacks coherence. This book challenges this by presenting textual evidence that Malthus' macroeconomics constitutes a significant system of thought with considerable academic merit.
The views of Thomas Robert Malthus on population and microeconomics continue to be debated. There is also a widely held view that his macroeconomics lacks coherence. This book challenges this by presenting textual evidence that Malthus' macroeconomics constitutes a significant system of thought with considerable academic merit.
John Pullen is Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of New England, Armidale, New South Wales, Australia.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction I Malthus's methodology II Saving investment and consumption III Effective demand and effective supply IV Manufacturing machinery and inventions V Population growth and per capita economic growth VI Land landlords rent and diminishing returns VII Labour and Wages VIII Capital profits interest investment and the wages- profits relation IX Say's Law X Laissez-faire and government intervention. Private sector and public sector XI Unproductive labour and unproductive consumption XII Causes of growth and depression: Malthus's theory and alternatives XIII Distribution redistribution and the balance between economic equality and economic inequality XIV Malthus and recent debates on economic inequality XV Conclusion
Introduction I Malthus's methodology II Saving investment and consumption III Effective demand and effective supply IV Manufacturing machinery and inventions V Population growth and per capita economic growth VI Land landlords rent and diminishing returns VII Labour and Wages VIII Capital profits interest investment and the wages- profits relation IX Say's Law X Laissez-faire and government intervention. Private sector and public sector XI Unproductive labour and unproductive consumption XII Causes of growth and depression: Malthus's theory and alternatives XIII Distribution redistribution and the balance between economic equality and economic inequality XIV Malthus and recent debates on economic inequality XV Conclusion
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