The Elgar companion to post Keynesian economics / 
 Companion to post Keynesian economics 
edited by J.E. King. 
 - 424 pages ;  24 cm 
<br/><br/> Originally published: 2003. 
<br/><br/> 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. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>1845422317 9781845422318 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Keynesian economics
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>330.156