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Capital and employment : a study of Keynes's economics /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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London ; New York :
Academic Press,
1982.
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| Colección: | Studies in political economy (Academic Press)
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Front Cover; Capital and Employment: A Study of Keynes's Economics; Copyright Page; Series Editor's Preface; Preface; Table of Contents; CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION; A. THE CONTEMPORARY POSITION OF 'KEYNESIAN' ECONOMICS; B. THE PROBLEM OF INTERPRETATION; C. OUTLINE OF THE ARGUMENT; CHAPTER II. PRELIMINARY DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS; A.A CAPITALIST ECONOMY; B. THE 'OBJECT' AND 'METHOD' OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS; C. THEORY VERSUS METHOD: THE EXPLANATION OF THE OBJECT; D. LONG-PERIOD AND SHORT-PERIOD POSITIONS; E. THE TRADITIONAL LONG-PERIOD METHOD OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
- F. THE METHOD OF 'INTERTEMPORAL EQUILIBRIUM'G. SOME TERMINOLOGICAL CONVENTIONS; PART ONE: THE PRE-1936 ORTHODOXY AND THE GENERAL THEORY; CHAPTER III. THE TRADITIONAL LONG-PERIOD METHOD OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS; A. NATURAL PRICES AND THE LONG-PERIOD METHOD; B. THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PERSISTENT FORCES OF FREE COMPETITION UNDER THE LONG-PERIOD METHOD; C. MONETARY FORCES: PERSISTENT OR TRANSITORY?; D. THE STATIONARY-STATE AND THE LONG-PERIOD METHOD; E. REASONS FOR THE SUPREMACY OF THE LONG-PERIOD METHOD; F. PRINCIPAL CONCLUSIONS AND REMAINING QUESTIONS
- CHAPTER IV. THEORETICAL SYSTEMS AND THE LONG-PERIOD METHODA. THE STRUCTURE OF CLASSICAL ECONOMIC THEORY; B. THE STRUCTURE OF MARGINALIST ECONOMIC THEORY; C. 'SAY'S LAW' AND CLASSICAL ECONOMICS; D. 'SAY'S LAW' IN MARGINALIST ECONOMIC THEORY; CHAPTER V. THE ANALYSIS OF DEVIATIONS FROM LONG-PERIOD POSITIONS; A. SHORT-PERIOD THEORY AND LONG-PERIOD THEORY; B. MOVEMENT AWAY FROM THE QUANTITY THEORY IN THE ANALYSIS OF DEVIATIONS; C. WICKSELL'S CUMULATIVE PROCESS; D. DEVELOPMENTS IN ENGLAND: HAWTREY, LAVINGTON AND ROBERTSON; E. THE ARGUMENT SO FAR
- CHAPTER VI. THE PRINCIPLE OF EFFECTIVE DEMAND: THE POSITIVE PART OF THE GENERAL THEORYA. THE PRINCIPLE OF EFFECTIVE DEMAND; B. THE LONG-PERIOD THEORY OF OUTPUT AND EMPLOYMENT; C. REMNANTS OF ORTHODOXY; D. KEYNES AND MARGINALIST ECONOMIC THEORY; E. KEYNES AND CLASSICAL ECONOMIC THEORY; CHAPTER VII. THE THEORY OF CAPITAL AND THE THEORY OF EMPLOYMENT: THE NEGATIVE PART OF THE GENERAL THEORY; A. THE INFLEXIBILITY OF MONEY-WAGES; B. KEYNES ON THE 'CLASSICAL' THEORY OF INTEREST: I; C. KEYNES ON THE 'CLASSICAL' THEORY OF INTEREST: II; D. RECONSTRUCTING A CRITIQUE; E. CAPITAL AND EMPLOYMENT
- CHAPTER VIII. THE METHOD OF 'INTERTEMPORAL EQUILIBRIUM'A. THE TREND IN MODERN 'KEYNESIAN' ECONOMICS; B. THE METHOD OF 'INTERTEMPORAL EQUILIBRIUM'; C. THE ORIGIN OF THE NOTION OF 'INTERTEMPORAL EQUILIBRIUM'; D. REASONS FOR THE EMERGENCE OF THE NOTION OF 'INTERTEMPORAL EQUILIBRIUM'; E. HISTORICAL RECONSTRUCTION; F. THE STATIONARY-STATE HYPOTHESIS REVISITED; CHAPTER IX. UNCERTAINTY AND EXPECTATIONS; A. THE 'METHOD OF EXPECTATIONS'; B. STATICS AND DYNAMICS; C. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE GENERAL THEORY; PART TWO: THE TREATISE ON MONEY AND THE GENERAL THEORY