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September 1992, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 31-41 Real Deficits and Real Growth: Some Further Results
by Ali F. Darrat & M. Osman Suliman - 43-49 Real Deficits and Real Growth: A Further View
by Robert Eisner & Paul J. Pieper - 51-61 Why Does Business Invest? An Analysis of Industry Accounting Data
by Edward A. Downe & William Pan - 63-84 The Responsiveness of Domestic Investment to Foreign Economic Conditions
by Timothy Koechlin - 85-97 What Are the Long-Run Determinants of the U.S. Trade Balance?
by Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee - 99-107 Commodity Money, Credit Money, and the Real Balance Effect
by Christopher Brown - 109-124 The Resilience of High Inflation: Recent Brazilian Failures with Stabilization Policies
by Carmem Aparecida Feijo & Fernando J. Cardim De Carvalho - 125-146 Net Employment Reserves and Occupational Wage Rate Determination
by David Gleicher & Lonnie K. Stevans
July 1992, Volume 14, Issue 4
- 423-423 Introduction
by Paul Davidson - 425-443 The Neoclassical and a Post Keynesian Theory of Investment
by M. J. Gordon - 445-464 The Investment Function: Five Propositions in Response to Professor Gordon
by Douglas Vickers - 465-481 Financial Theory and the Theory of Investment
by Joel Fried - 483-496 Neoclassical and Keynesian Approaches to the Theory of Investment
by James R. Crotty - 497-521 Workgroups, Efficiency Wages and Work Effort
by Dale Belman & Robert Drago & Mark Wooden - 523-545 Effort-Inducing Contracts
by Eskander Alvi - 547-560 The Keynesian Theory of the Price Level: An Econometric Evaluation Using a Vector Autoregression Model
by Paul S. Estenson - 561-562 Comment on “The Keynesian Theory of the Price Level: An Econometric Evaluation Using a Vector Autoregression Model”
by Bill Ballard - 563-565 Should I difference?
by Paul S. Estenson - 567-571 The Tournament as a Model for Executive Compensation
by Albert Rees - 573-575 Further Comment on Executive Salaries
by George P. Brockway - 577-577 Editor’s Corner
by The Editors - 578-579 Author Index to Volume 14
by The Editors
March 1992, Volume 14, Issue 3
- 285-296 Commercial Banks in Macroeconomic Theory
by Arne Heise - 297-310 Commercial Banks, the Central Bank, and Endogenous Money
by L. Randall Wray - 311-320 A “New View” of the Role of Banking Firms in Keynesian Monetary Theory
by Gary A. Dymski - 321-346 Structural Roots of U.S. Trade Problems: Income Elasticities, Secular Trends, and Hysteresis
by Robert A. Blecker - 347-366 Relatively Stable Lifetime Consumption as Evidence of Positive Time Preference
by James A. Yunker - 367-389 An Explanation for the Recent Behavior of Income and Transaction Velocities in the United Kingdom
by Peter Howells & Iris Beifang-Frisancho Mariscal - 389-407 Resource Use and U.S. Manufacturing Productivity Growth
by David Alexander - 409-417 The Theory of Economic Breakdown by John Cornwall: A Review Article
by Wallace C. Peterson - 419-419 Announcement
by The Editors
December 1991, Volume 14, Issue 2
- 143-150 Measuring Discrimination by Direct Experimental Methods: Seeking Gunsmoke
by Peter A. Riach & Judith Rich - 151-168 Unbalanced Growth Dynamics: Implications for Secular Wage Behavior
by Mary Merva - 169-182 Uncertainty, Liquidity and Speculation: A Keynesian Perspective on Financial Innovation in the Debt Markets
by Michael Carter - 183-203 Money, Credit, and Prices in a Kaldorian Macro Model
by Thomas I. Palley - 205-224 Expectations and Equilibrium: Implications for Keynes, the Neo-Ricardian Keynesians, and the Post Keynesians
by Amita va Krishna Dutt - 225-231 Does Government Activity Invalidate the Cambridge Theorem of the Rate of Profit? A Reconciliation
by Paul C. Dalziel - 233-247 Market Microstructure and Post Keynesian Theory
by William M. Taylor & Edward E. Williams - 249-266 Postwar Movements in Prices of Primary Products and Manufactured Goods
by Harry Bloch & David Sapsford - 267-280 The Employment Distribution and the Creation of Financial Dependence
by William A. Jackson - 281-282 The Savings Concern: Should Small Potatoes Dominate the Feast?
by Herbert Bernstein
September 1991, Volume 14, Issue 1
- 3-22 Savings and the Distribution of Income
by David Bunting - 23-28 Professor Krugman’s 45-Degree Rule
by A. P. Thirlwall - 29-38 Economic Populism Versus Keynes: Reinterpreting Budget Deficit in Latin America
by Luiz Bresser Pereira & Fernando Dall’Acqua - 39-48 Athanasios (Tom) Asimakopulos, 1930–1990: A Memoir
by G. C. Harcourt - 49-60 Firms, Markets, and Innovation
by Nina Shapiro - 61-71 A Post Keynesian View of Exchange Rate Determination
by John T. Harvey - 72-82 On the Effects of U.S. Federal Deficits on its Trade Flows
by Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee - 83-92 Assimilation Costs, Consumer Optimization, and the Time-Series Consumption Function
by Robert G. James - 93-110 Economic Stabilization and Money Supply Endogeneity in a Conflicting Claims Environment
by Alan G. Isaac - 111-116 Indeterminacy of Macroeconomic Equilibrium in a “Post Keynesian New Classical” Model
by J. Barkley Rosser - 117-120 A Note on Dalziel’s Model of Long-Run Distributive Equilibrium
by Joanilio Rodolpho Teixeira & Jorge Thompson Araújo - 121-124 A Note on Dalziel’s Model of Long-Run Distributive Equilibrium: Reply
by Paul C. Dalziel - 125-133 Has the Demand for Money Been Mislaid? A Reply to “Has Moore become Too Horizontal?”
by Basil J. Moore - 134-136 Is the concept of an Equilibrium Demand for Money Meaningful? A Reply to “Has the Demand for Money been Mislaid?”
by C. A. E. Goodhart - 137-138 Announcements
by The Editors - 139-139 Erratum
by The Editors
July 1991, Volume 13, Issue 4
- 459-494 Philosophy of Science and Contemporary Economics: An Overview
by Clive Beed - 495-510 Postmodernism and Economics
by David F. Ruccio - 511-524 “Truth” and “Discourse” in the Social Construction of Economic Reality: An Essay on the Relation of Knowledge to Socioeconomic Policy
by Warren J. Samuels - 525-543 Surveying Dynamics
by E. Roy Weintraub - 545-564 Myth and Metaphor in Orthodox Economics
by David P. Ellerman - 565-582 Postmodernism and the Social Theory of Value
by Philip Mirowski - 583-594 Taxation and Kalecki’s Distribution Factors
by Anthony J. Laramie - 595-595 Editor’s Corner
by The Editors - 596-597 Author Index to Volume 13
by The Editors - 598-598 Erratum
by The Editors
March 1991, Volume 13, Issue 3
- 307-327 Economic Coherence and the Transformation of Planned Economies into Monetary Economies
by Hansjörg Herr & Andreas Westphal - 328-336 The Logic of a Shortage Economy: A Critique of Kornai from a Kaleckian Macroeconomic Perspective
by Andrea Szego - 337-350 Recent Trends in U.S. Family Income Distribution: A Comparison of All, White, and Black Families
by Fred Campano - 351-365 Debt, Deficits, and the Distribution of Income
by Thomas R. Michl - 366-396 Two Theories of Money Supply Endogeneity: Some Empirical Evidence
by Robert Pollin - 397-403 The Endogenous Money Supply: Consensus and Disagreement
by Thomas I. Palley - 404-413 Money Supply Endogeneity: “Reserve Price Setting” or “Reserve Quantity Setting”?
by Basil J. Moore - 414-423 Some Remarks on “Determinate Solutions and the Foreclosure of Process”
by Harry Garretsen - 424-430 Determinate Solutions and the Foreclosure of Process: A Response To Garretsen
by Warren J. Samuels - 431-445 Cyclical Variation in the Capital Utilization Rate
by Charles B. Garrison - 446-454 Cyclical Variation in the Capital Utilization Rate: A Response to Garrison
by John S. L. McCombie - 455-455 Erratum
by The Editors
December 1990, Volume 13, Issue 2
- 155-170 Can the Social Security Trust Fund Contribute to Savings?
by L. Randall Wray - 171-171 Comment
by Henry J. Aaron - 172-174 Comment
by Paul Davidson - 175-198 Distribution and Terms of Trade Dynamics, Inflation, and Growth
by Nicholas Sarantis - 199-209 Portfolio Adjustments and the Demand for Money in the Face of Expected Inflation: An Uncertainties Perspective
by Roger Nils Folsom - 210-232 Interest Rate Policy in LDCs: A Post Keynesian View
by Amitava Krishna Dutt - 233-235 Introduction
by Frederic S. Lee - 236-251 The Early Full-Cost Debate and the Problem of Empirically Testing Profit Maximization
by Philippe Mongin - 252-263 Marginalist Controversy and Post Keynesian Price Theory
by Frederic S. Lee - 264-281 Normal Cost Versus Marginalist Models of Pricing: A Behavioral Perspective
by Peter E. Earl - 282-292 The Empirical Testing of Pricing Rules: Response to a Symposium
by Catherine C. Langlois - 293-297 Kalecki’S Pricing Theory Revisited
by Liliana Basile & Neri Salvadori - 298-303 A Post Keynesian Positive Contribution to “Theory”
by Paul Davidson - 304-304 Erratum
by The Editors
September 1990, Volume 13, Issue 1
- 3-19 Bad Data Drive Out Good: The Decline of Personal Savings Reexamined
by Fred Block - 20-46 Vertical Integration in Economic Theory
by Roberto Scazzieri - 47-64 Vertical Integration and the Problem of Fixed Capital
by Johan Deprez - 65-70 Vertical Integration and Capital Theory: A Comment
by Luigi L. Pasinetti - 71-78 Exchange Rates and Prices: Evidence from Granger Causality Tests
by Shady Kholdy & Ahmad Sohrabian - 79-110 The Insensitive Workweek: Trends and Determinants of Adjustment in Average Hours
by Lonnie Golden - 111-124 Joan Robinson and the Americans
by A. Asimakopulos - 125-145 The Firm Under Conditions of Ignorance and Historical Time
by Donald W. Katzner - 146-152 Kalecki’s Pricing Theory Revisited
by John Carson
July 1990, Volume 12, Issue 4
- 503-518 The Perverse Logic of Stagnation: Debt, Deficit, and Inflation in Brazil
by Luiz Carlos Bresser Pereira - 519-542 Owner–Manager Conflict and Financial Theories of Investment Instability: A Critical Assessment of Keynes, Tobin, and Minsky
by James R. Crotty - 543-549 On Crotty’s Critique of q-Theory
by James Tobin & William Brainard - 550-560 Innovations in Interest Rate Policy: Success and Failure
by Frank G. Steindl & Daniel De La Torre Ugarte - 561-563 Reply to Steindl and Ugarte
by Franco Modigliani & Robert J. Shiller - 564-571 The Sunspot Theorists and Keynes
by Kunal K. Sen - 572-590 The Competitive Payments System: Some Stability Problems
by Paul Burkett - 591-604 Harrod–Robinson–Read Measures of Primary Input Productivity: Theory and Evidence from U.S. Data
by John M. Gowdy & Jack L. Miller - 605-617 On the Free Will of Rational Agents in Neoclassical Economics
by Brian De Uriarte - 618-635 Prime Rates, Federal Reserve Signaling, and Financial Instability
by Gerald Epstein - 636-646 Money in the Yugoslav Economy
by Abdur R. Chowdhury & Stephen G. Grubaugh & Andrew J. Stollar - 647-648 Editor’s Corner
by The Editors - 649-651 Author Index to Volume 12
by The Editors
March 1990, Volume 12, Issue 3
- 333-355 The Causes of Financial Instability
by Martin H. Wolfson - 356-374 Financial Instability, Income Distribution, and the Stock Market
by Domenico Delli Gatti & Mauro Gallegati - 375-389 The Impact of Federal Debt Upon Stock Prices in the United States
by Ali F. Darrat - 390-403 Economic Stability and the Government Deficit
by Dean D. Croushore & Ronald S. Koot & David A. Walker - 404-423 Capital Structure and the Long-Run Survival of the Firm: Theory and Evidence
by Trevor Chamberlain - 424-438 Market Power, Inflation, and Incomes Policies
by Paul C. Dalziel - 439-451 Price Leadership and the Degree of Monopoly
by Harry Bloch - 452-465 The LDC Debt and the Commercial Banks: A Proposed Solution
by M. H. I. Dore & Lorie Tarshis - 466-486 A Theory of Downward Wage Rigidity: Job Commitment Costs, Replacement Costs, and Tacit Coordination
by Thomas I. Palley - 487-497 Government Activity Invalidate the “Cambridge Theorem of the Rate of Profit”
by F. H. Fleck & C.-M. Domenghino - 498-499 Announcement
by The Editors
December 1989, Volume 12, Issue 2
- 171-182 A Simple Keynesian Model of Efficiency Wages
by Robert Drago - 183-198 A Random Walk Theory of the Firm: Does Management “Matter”?
by Edward E. Williams & M.Chapman Findlay & Francis D. Tuggle - 201-202 Introduction
by D. W. K. - 203-213 The Contributions to Economics of Douglas Vickers
by Randall Bausor - 214-223 Beyond : A Tribute to the Scholarship of Douglas Vickers
by Ingrid H. Rima - 224-236 Operational and Financial Leverage, the Firm, and the Cycle: Reflections on Vickers’ Money Capital Constraint
by J. A. Kregel - 237-259 The Shackle–Vickers Approach to Decision-Making in Ignorance
by Donald W. Katzner - 260-272 The Determinants of Direct Foreign Investment
by John T. Harvey - 273-292 Current and Capital Account Interdependence
by Dietrich K. Fausten - 293-307 Chapter 18 of the : Its Methodological Importance
by Claudio Sardoni - 308-315 Keynes and Organicism
by J. B. Davis - 316-326 Organicism and the Role of the Individual in Keynes’ Thought
by Roy J. Rotheim - 327-328 Announcement
by The Editors - 329-330 The Second Annual International Conference on Socio-Economics
by The Editors
September 1989, Volume 12, Issue 1
- 3-9 Yes, Virginia, Institutionalists Do Exist
by Leonard Silk - 10-28 A Simple Model of Bank Intermediation
by Basil J. Moore - 29-34 Has Moore Become Too Horizontal?
by Charles Goodhart - 35-48 Endogenous Credit and Endogenous Business Cycles
by Marc Jarsulic - 49-69 Taxing Wealth: An Accessions Tax Proposal for the U.S
by Sidney Carroll - 70-87 Markup Pricing, Import Competition, and the Decline of the American Steel Industry
by Robert A. Blecker - 88-97 The Illusion of the Economic Margin
by Douglas Vickers - 98-108 On the Relationship between Inflation and Unemployment: New Evidence from Six Industrialized Nations
by Yu Hsing - 109-126 Labor Market Externalities and the Downward Inflexibility of Nominal Wages
by Howard F. Naish - 127-151 Markup Pricing versus Marginalism: A Controversy Revisited
by Catherine Langlois - 152-156 A Keynesian Theory of Banking: A Comment on Dymski
by L. Randall Wray - 157-163 Keynesian versus Credit Theories of Money and Banking: A Reply to Wray
by Gary A. Dymski - 164-166 Only in America: Neither the Homeless Nor the Yachtless are Economic Problems
by Paul Davidson - 167-168 Announcement
by The Editors
July 1989, Volume 11, Issue 4
- 497-508 Projected Long-Term Demographic Trends and Aggregate Personal Saving in the United States
by A. Clark Wiseman - 509-521 The Natural Rate of Unemployment: Concept and Critique
by Steven Shulman - 522-530 Support for Worker Participation
by Robert Drago & John S. Heywood - 531-546 Determinate Solutions and Valuational Processes: Overcoming the Foreclosure of Process
by Warren J. Samuels - 547-560 The Dual-Decision Hypothesis in Light of Recent Developments
by Mike Carhill - 561-588 Stage-of-Fabrication Inventory Behavior in Durable Goods Manufacturing Industries
by Sang V. Nguyen & Stephen H. Andrews - 589-610 Liquidity, Profitability, and Long-Run Survival: Theory and Evidence on Business Investment
by Trevor W. Chamberlain & Myron J. Gordon - 611-629 On the Post Keynesian Challenge to Neoclassical Economics: A Complete Quantitative Macro-Model for the U.K. Economy
by Philip Arestis - 630-640 The Doctrine of Inherent Productivity: Keynes, Sraffa, and Kalecki
by E. Ray Canterbery & William McLeod - 641-647 Government Deficit Spending Is Not Incompatible with the Cambridge Theorem of the Rate of Profit: A Reply to Fleck and Domenghino
by Luigi L. Pasinetti - 648-653 Cambridge (U.K.) versus Cambridge (Mass.): A Keynesian Solution of “Pasinetti’s Paradox”
by Paul C. Dalziel - 654-654 Editor’s Comment on the Debate between Dalziel, Pasinetti, and Fleck-Domenghino
by P. D. - 655-660 Financing Social Security—Who Pays?
by A. Asimakopulos - 661-662 Erratum
by The Editors - 663-663 Ninth Keynes Seminar at the University of Kent at Canterbury, U.K., 17 November 1989, on the Theme Keynes as Philosopher-Economist
by The Editors - 664-664 Post Keynesian Economics Study Group
by The Editors - 665-667 Author Index to Volume 11
by The Editors
March 1989, Volume 11, Issue 3
- 327-346 Why Has the United States Operated Below Potential Since World World II?
by John F. Walker & Harold G. Vatter - 347-359 The Consumption Function “Paradox”
by David Bunting - 360-369 A Post Keynesian Perspective on a “Cashless Competitive Payments System”
by Tracy Mott - 370-377 A Competitive Payments System: Some Objections Considered
by Leland B. Yeager - 378-384 Alternative Perspectives on the Cashless Competitive Payments System
by Lawrence H. White - 385-398 Anti Systems
by Stephen Rousseas - 399-423 Global Accumulation with a Dual Southern Economy
by Lynn Mainwaring - 424-438 Axiomatic General Equilibrium Theory and Referentiality
by John B. Davis - 439-459 Inventories, Inflation, and Price Expectations
by Ann Hansen - 460-473 The Fleming Proposition with Oligopolistic Pricing
by Ching-Chong Lai & Wen-Ya Chang - 474-478 On the Endogeneity of Money Once More
by Stephen Rousseas - 479-487 On the Endogeneity of Money Once More
by Basil J. Moore - 488-490 On the Endogeneity of Money Once More
by Paul Davidson - 491-496 The Power of Ideas and the Impact of One Man Alfred Eichner 1937–1988
by Miles Groves & Frederic Lee & William Milberg
December 1989, Volume 11, Issue 2
- 173-173 Introduction
by Paul Davidson - 174-195 Increasing Inequality in the United States: What We Know and What We Don’t
by Sheldon Danziger & Peter Gottschalk - 196-221 Macroeconomic Conditions and the Size Distribution of Income: Evidence from the United Kingdom
by Brian Nolan - 222-240 Poverty, Affluence, and the Income Costs of Children: Cross-National Evidence from the Luxembourg Income Study (LIS)
by Timothy M. Smeeding - 241-260 International Payments in a Flow-of-Funds Format
by H. Peter Gray & Jean M. Gray - 261-278 Kalecki and Robinson: An “Outsider’s” Influence
by A. Asimakopulos - 279-294 The Ambiguity of Verdoorn’s Law: A Case Study of the British Regions
by Andrew Hildreth - 295-304 The Welfare Cost of a Relativistic Economy
by Laurence S. Seidman - 305-312 The Civilized Economics of Geoffrey C. Harcourt—a Review Article
by Hans E. Jensen - 313-317 The Effect of Unions and Imports on Monopoly Power: A Comment
by John S. Heywood - 318-323 New Evidence on the Effect of Unions and Imports on Monopoly Profits: A Rejoinder
by Thomas Karier - 324-325 Editor’s Corner
by The Editors
September 1988, Volume 11, Issue 1
- 3-24 A Post Keynesian Appraisal of the Contestability Criterion
by John E. Davies & Frederic S. Lee