The Elgar companion to post Keynesian economics / edited by J.E. King.

Originally published: 2003.

List of figures -- List of tables -- List of contributors -- Introduction -- Agency -- Austrian School of Economics -- Babylonian Mode of Thought -- Balance-of-payments-constrained Economic Growth -- Banking -- Bastard Keynesianism -- Bretton Woods -- Budget Deficits -- Business Cycles -- Cambridge Economic Tradition -- Capital Theory -- Central Banks -- Circuit Theory -- Competition -- Consumer Theory -- Consumption -- Credit Rationing -- Critical Realism -- Development Finance -- Dynamics -- Econometrics -- Economic Policy -- Effective Demand -- Employment -- Endogenous Money -- Environmental Economics -- Equilibrium and Non-equilibrium -- Exchange Rates -- Expectations -- Finance Motive -- Financial Instability Hypothesis -- Fiscal Policy -- Full Employment -- Fundamentalist Keynesians -- Globalization -- Growth and Income Distribution -- Growth Theory -- Income Distribution -- Inflation -- Innovation -- Institutionalism -- International Economics -- Investment -- Joan Robinson's Economics -- Journal of Post Keynesian Economics -- Kaldorian Economics -- Kaleckian Economics -- Keynes's General Theory -- Keynes's Treatise on Money -- Liquidity Preference -- Marginalism -- Microfoundations -- Monetary Policy -- Money -- Multiplier -- New Classical Economics -- New Keynesian Economics -- Non-ergodicity -- Pricing and Prices -- Production -- Profits -- Rate of Interest -- Saving -- Say's Law -- Socialism -- Sraffian Economics -- Stagflation -- Taxation -- Tax-based Incomes Policy -- Third Way -- Time in Economic Theory -- Tobin Tax -- Transition Economies -- Traverse -- Treatise on Probability -- Uncertainty -- Underconsumption -- Unemployment -- Wages and Labour Markets -- Walrasian Economics -- Name index -- Subject index.

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