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The Elgar Companion to Post Keynesian Economics, Second Edition
Edited by J.E. King
This thoroughly revised and updated second edition provides a comprehensive guide to Post Keynesian methodology, theory and policy prescriptions.
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- Introduction
- Agency
- Australia
- Austrian School of Economics
- Babylonian Mode of Thought
- Balance-of-payments-constrained Economic Growth
- Banking
- Bastard Keynesianism
- Behavioural Economics
- Brazil
- Bretton Woods
- Budget Deficits
- Business Cycles
- Cambridge Economic Tradition
- Capital Theory
- Central Banks
- Chartalism
- Choice under Uncertainty
- Circuit Theory
- Competition
- Consumer Debt
- Consumer Theory
- Consumption
- Conventions
- Credit Rationing
- Critical Realism
- Development Finance
- Econometrics
- Economic Development
- Economic policy
- Effective Demand
- Efficient Markets Hypothesis
- Employer of Last Resort
- Employment
- Environmental Economics
- Environmental Policy
- Equilibrium and Non-equilibrium
- Exchange Rates
- Expectations
- Export-led Growth
- Financial Instability Hypothesis
- Financial Markets
- Financial Reform
- Financialization
- Fiscal Policy
- Full Employment
- Fundamentalist Keynesians
- Galbraith’s Economics
- Gender
- Germany and Austria
- Global Financial Crisis
- Growth and Income Distribution
- Growth Theory
- Households
- Income Distribution
- Inflation
- Innovation
- Institutionalism
- International Economics
- International Financial Reform
- Investment
- Italy
- Japan
- Joan Robinson’s Economics
- Journal of Post Keynesian Economics
- Kaldorian Economics
- Kaleckian Economics
- Keynes’s General Theory
- Keynes’s Treatise on Money
- Keynes’s Treatise on Probability
- Latin American Structuralism
- Liquidity Preference
- Macroeconomic Methodology
- Marginalism
- Market Governance
- Microfoundations
- Monetary Policy
- Money
- Money Manager Capitalism
- Multiplier
- New Classical Economicss
- New Keynesian Economics
- New Neoclassical Synthesis
- Non-ergodicity
- Open Systems
- Pluralism in Economics
- Price Rigidity
- Prices and Pricing
- Production
- Profits
- Rate of Interest
- Regional Monetary Policy
- Saving
- Say’s Law
- Socialism
- Sraffian Economics
- Stagflation
- Stock–Flow Consistent Modelling
- Sustainable Development
- Technology and Innovation
- Time in Economic Theory
- Time-series Econometrics
- Tobin Tax
- Transition Economies
- Traverse
- Uncertainty
- Underconsumption
- Unemployment
- University of Missouri–Kansas City
- Wage Deflation
- Wage- and Profit-led Regimes
- Walrasian Economics
- Welfare Economics
- Back Matter
Subjects: Economics and Finance, Economics and Finance, History of Economic Thought, History of Economic Thought, Post-Keynesian Economics, Post-Keynesian Economics
This thoroughly revised and updated second edition provides a comprehensive guide to Post Keynesian methodology, theory and policy prescriptions.
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or login to access all content.- Introduction
- Agency
- Australia
- Austrian School of Economics
- Babylonian Mode of Thought
- Balance-of-payments-constrained Economic Growth
- Banking
- Bastard Keynesianism
- Behavioural Economics
- Brazil
- Bretton Woods
- Budget Deficits
- Business Cycles
- Cambridge Economic Tradition
- Capital Theory
- Central Banks
- Chartalism
- Choice under Uncertainty
- Circuit Theory
- Competition
- Consumer Debt
- Consumer Theory
- Consumption
- Conventions
- Credit Rationing
- Critical Realism
- Development Finance
- Econometrics
- Economic Development
- Economic policy
- Effective Demand
- Efficient Markets Hypothesis
- Employer of Last Resort
- Employment
- Environmental Economics
- Environmental Policy
- Equilibrium and Non-equilibrium
- Exchange Rates
- Expectations
- Export-led Growth
- Financial Instability Hypothesis
- Financial Markets
- Financial Reform
- Financialization
- Fiscal Policy
- Full Employment
- Fundamentalist Keynesians
- Galbraith’s Economics
- Gender
- Germany and Austria
- Global Financial Crisis
- Growth and Income Distribution
- Growth Theory
- Households
- Income Distribution
- Inflation
- Innovation
- Institutionalism
- International Economics
- International Financial Reform
- Investment
- Italy
- Japan
- Joan Robinson’s Economics
- Journal of Post Keynesian Economics
- Kaldorian Economics
- Kaleckian Economics
- Keynes’s General Theory
- Keynes’s Treatise on Money
- Keynes’s Treatise on Probability
- Latin American Structuralism
- Liquidity Preference
- Macroeconomic Methodology
- Marginalism
- Market Governance
- Microfoundations
- Monetary Policy
- Money
- Money Manager Capitalism
- Multiplier
- New Classical Economicss
- New Keynesian Economics
- New Neoclassical Synthesis
- Non-ergodicity
- Open Systems
- Pluralism in Economics
- Price Rigidity
- Prices and Pricing
- Production
- Profits
- Rate of Interest
- Regional Monetary Policy
- Saving
- Say’s Law
- Socialism
- Sraffian Economics
- Stagflation
- Stock–Flow Consistent Modelling
- Sustainable Development
- Technology and Innovation
- Time in Economic Theory
- Time-series Econometrics
- Tobin Tax
- Transition Economies
- Traverse
- Uncertainty
- Underconsumption
- Unemployment
- University of Missouri–Kansas City
- Wage Deflation
- Wage- and Profit-led Regimes
- Walrasian Economics
- Welfare Economics
- Back Matter