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Monnaie, structure et emploi dans une économie en récession

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  • Jean-Luc Gaffard

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L/UN des principaux acquis de la révolution keynésienne est de mettre en valeur l'erreur analytique qui consiste à traiter séparément de la théorie de l'emploi et de celle de la monnaie. C'est là le sens précis de l'objectif, que Keynes s'est assigné, lorsqu'il propose une Théorie Générale. " Le cours des événements, écrit-il, ne peut pas être prévu, ni en longue période, ni en courte période, sans une connaissance du comportement de la monnaie de la première étape à la dernière. 1 " L'économie monétaire est ainsi opposée à l'économie d'échange réel " qui utilise la monnaie mais l'utilise simplement comme un lien neutre entre les transactions sur des choses réelles ou sur des actifs réels et ne lui reconnaît pas d'intervenir dans les motivations ou les décisions " 2. Et c'est dans une économie monétaire que doit s'inscrire la théorie de l'emploi (...).

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  • Jean-Luc Gaffard, 1980. "Monnaie, structure et emploi dans une économie en récession," SciencePo Working papers Main hal-01009206, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:spmain:hal-01009206
    DOI: 10.2307/3501092
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