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September 1988, Volume 11, Issue 1
- 25-25 Editor’s Note to the Davies-Lee Paper
by The Editors - 26-37 The Derivation of An Implicit Weighting Scheme for Economic Goals and Policies: 1953-1981
by Lonnie K. Stevans & David N. Sessions - 38-65 Probability and Uncertainty in Economic Analysis
by Tony Lawson - 66-81 Keynes on Probability, Uncertainty, and Decision Making
by Fernando J. Cardim De Carvalho - 82-99 Keynes and the Language of Probability and Uncertainty
by Roy J. Rotheim - 100-107 Maximization Postulate: Type I and Type II Errors
by Harinder Singh & Roger Frantz - 108-130 Kalecki’s Pricing Theory Revisited
by Peter Kriesler - 131-147 Profit Expectations and the Investment–Saving Relation
by Wray Larry Randall - 148-160 The Relationship between Real Deficits and Real Growth: A Critique
by Jakob De Haan & H. Dick Zelhorst - 161-168 Rejoinder
by Robert Eisner & Paul J. Pieper - 169-170 Editor’s Corner
by The Editors
July 1988, Volume 10, Issue 4
- 499-526 A Keynesian Theory of Bank Behavior
by Gary A. Dymski - 527-527 Introduction
by P. D. - 528-540 Economic Policies and Actions in the Reagan Administration
by Allan H. Meltzer - 541-556 The Reagan Record: A Post Keynesian View
by Alfred S. Eichner - 557-566 An Evaluation of Reagan’s Economic Policies from an Incentivist (Supply-Side) Perspective
by Marc A. Miles - 567-571 Paradox among the Paradigms: A Comment on Eichner, Meltzer, Bowles and Co-Workers, and Miles
by James K. Galbraith - 572-584 An Empirical Model of Property Crime: Deterrence versus Redistribution
by Lonnie K. Stevans - 585-601 “On Foreign Trade” and the Ricardian Model of Trade
by Sergio Parrinello - 602-617 Stagflation and Monetary Stabilization Policies in a Disequilibrium Framework: The Case of South Korea
by Hamid Mohtadi & Harjit Arora - 618-630 Organizing Work in an Information Age
by Vernon Renshaw - 631-645 A Reconsideration of the Focal Outcomes Approach to Portfolio Selection
by Domingo Castelo Joaquin - 646-650 The Optimal Depletion of a Theory of Exhaustible Resources: A Comment
by M. H. I. Dore - 651-652 Reply to Dore
by Vince Eagan - 653-654 Absolute Liquidity Preference and the Pigou Effect: A Comment
by Thomas Mayer - 655-657 Absolute Liquidity Preference and the Pigou Effect: A Reply
by Alan Rabin & Ziad Keilany - 658-658 Editor’s Corner
by The Editors - 659-661 Author Index to Volume X
by The Editors
March 1988, Volume 10, Issue 3
- 347-354 An Essay on the Nature and Significance of the Normative Nature of Economics
by Warren J. Samuels - 355-369 Wage Competition in the Labor Queue
by Douglas Stutsman - 370-371 Introduction: Three Views on the Endogenous Money Supply
by P. D. - 372-385 The Endogenous Money Supply
by Basil J. Moore - 386-389 On the Endogenous Money Supply
by David I. Fand - 390-397 Can the Federal Reserve Influence Whether the Money Supply Is Endogenous? A Comment on Moore
by Ann-Marie Meulendyke - 398-400 Concluding Comments
by Basil J. Moore - 401-413 Keynes’s Neglected Heritage: The Classical Microfoundations of The General Theory
by Evelyn L. Forget & Shahram Manouchehri - 414-427 New Evidence on the Effect of Unions and Imports on Monopoly Power
by Thomas Karier - 428-444 Inflation and Productivity Growth in the Federal Republic of Germany
by Andrew J. Buck & Felix Fitzroy - 445-451 The Average-Productivity Wage Adjustment Rule: A Reconsideration
by Martin Watts - 452-454 The Average-Productivity Wage Adjustment Rule: A Further Reconsideration
by J. Kirker Stephens - 455-473 The Realism of Post Keynesian Economics: A Marketing Perspective
by Ali Rassuli & Kathleen M. Rassuli - 474-478 Chief Executive Officer Compensation: Comment
by Fred J. Abraham - 479-481 Reply
by George P. Brockway - 482-486 Raw Material Prices and Kalecki’s Wage Share Theory: A Comment
by Douglas Mair - 487-488 Raw Material Prices and Kalecki’s Wage Share Theory: Reply
by Martin Riese - 489-491 Costs, Increasing Costs, and Technical Progress: Response to the Critics
by Frederic S. Lee - 492-494 Rejoinder
by Wesley J. Yordon - 495-495 University of Tennessee International Workshop in Post Keynesian Economics
by Louise Davidson
December 1987, Volume 10, Issue 2
- 171-182 U.S. Fiscal Policy, Keynes, and Keynesian Economics
by Richard A. Musgrave - 183-201 Labor Supply Response in Keynes’s Theory of Involuntary Unemployment
by Charles B. Garrison - 202-215 Keynes and the Nature of Involuntary Unemployment
by John S. L. McCombie - 216-224 Involuntary Unemployment Independent of the Labor Market
by William A. Darity & Bobbie L. Horn - 225-249 Income Inequality and Consumptive Spending Behavior: Empirical Evidence from the 1978–79 Household Budget Survey in Belgium
by Frank Moulaert & Loïc de Cannière - 250-269 The Credit Segment of a UK Post Keynesian Model
by Philip Arestis - 270-281 Equilibrium, Market Process, and Historical Time
by Charles M. A. Clark - 282-303 Bank Lending, Discount Window Borrowing, and the Endogenous Money Supply: A Theoretical Framework
by Thomas I. Palley - 304-309 Military Production and Capital Accumulation: A Comment
by James M. Cypher - 310-317 Military Spending and Economic Crises: A Comment on Gottheil and Riddell
by John A. Miller - 318-322 Military Production, Capital Accumulation, and Economic Crisis: A Reply
by Fred M. Gottheil - 323-338 A Modest Set of Proposals for Resolving the International Debt Problem
by Paul Davidson - 339-339 University of Tennessee International Workshop in Post Keynesian Economics
by Louise Davidson
September 1987, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 3-21 Sources and Centers of Cyclical Movement in Real Wages: Evidence from Panel Data
by W. Rayack - 22-36 Cambridge (U.K.) versus Cambridge (Mass.): A Keynesian Solution of “Pasinetti’s Paradox”
by F. H. Fleck & C.-M. Domenghino - 37-43 Technological Unemployment: A Note on Pasinetti
by Josef Falkinger - 44-64 Troublesome Probability and Economics
by Robin Rowley & Omar Hamouda - 65-83 More on the Distinction between Potential Confirmation and Probability
by Donald W. Katzner - 84-104 Aggregate Supply and the Producers’ Expected Demand Curve: Performance and Change in the Macroeconomy
by Douglas Vickers - 105-115 Keynes and the Invisible Hand Theorem
by Neil B. Niman - 116-122 The Dilemma of General Equilibrium Analysis
by George P. Brockway - 123-123 Introduction
by Paul Davidson - 124-132 Speculation, the Rate of Interest, and the Rate of Profit
by Victoria Chick - 133-145 The Effective Demand Approach to Employment and Inflation Analysis
by J. A. Kregel - 146-153 Sensible Expectations and the Long-Run Non-Neutrality of Money
by Paul Davidson - 154-160 Prices and Income Distribution in Manufacturing Industry
by Douglas Mair - 161-162 Reply
by Paolo Sylos-Labini - 163-165 A Note on the Pigou Effect and the Liquidity Trap
by Serge Coulombe - 166-167 A Note on the Pigou Effect and Liquidity Trap: Reply
by Alan Rabin & Ziad Keilany
July 1987, Volume 9, Issue 4
- 483-489 On the Nature and Use of the Concept of the Marginal Physical Product in Post Keynesian Economics
by Edward J. McKenna & Diane C. Zannoni - 490-495 Keynes’s Given Degree of Competition: Comment on McKenna and Zannoni
by J. A. Kregel - 496-501 On the Nature and Use of the Concept of the Marginal Physical Product in Post Keynesian Economics: A Comment
by John F. Brothwell - 502-506 McKenna and Zannoni on the Concept of Marginal Physical Product in Post-Keynesian Economics
by Alfred S. Eichner - 507-515 Keynes’s Employment Function and the Marginal Productivity of Labor
by Paul Wells - 516-528 Was Keynes a Chapter Two Keynesian?
by Michael S. Lawlor & William A. Darity & Bobbie L. Horn - 529-551 Insecurity, Growth, and the Rise of Capitalism
by Myron J. Gordon - 552-571 Three Principles of Post Keynesian Methodology
by J. B. Davis - 565-571 The Optimal Depletion of the Theory of Exhaustible Resources
by Vince Eagan - 572-575 Kaldor’s Distribution Theory
by Joan O’Connell - 576-592 Productivity and Growth in Austrialian Manufacturing Industry
by John L. Whiteman - 593-603 Evidence against Diminishing Returns in Manufacturing and Comments on Short-Run Models of Price-Output Behavior
by Wesley J. Yordon - 604-616 An Econometric Examination of Import Demand Function in Thirty Developing Countries
by Augustine Arize & Rasoul Afifi - 617-628 Wage Discrimination and Market Structure
by John S. Heywood - 629-631 A Comment on the Markup Theory of Bank Loan Rates
by Christopher J. Niggle - 632-641 Commercial Banks: Market Structure and Short-Term Interest Rates
by Leonard Laudadio - 642-643 Rejoinder
by Stephen Rousseas - 644-645 Editor’s Corner
by The Editors - 646-648 Author Index to Volume IX
by The Editors
March 1987, Volume 9, Issue 3
- 315-326 Inflation, Tax Rules, and Investment: Some Additional Evidence
by Anthony J. Barbera - 327-329 Introduction
by Eugene Smolensky - 330-346 Sex-Role Socialization and Occupational Segregation: An Exploratory Investigation
by Mary E. Corcoran & Paul N. Courant - 347-363 Historical Growth in Participation in Aid to Families with Dependent Children: Was There a Structural Shift?
by Robert Moffitt - 364-380 An Application of a Dynamic Cost-of-Living Index to the Evaluation of Changes in Social Welfare
by Eugene Smolensky & David Betson & Myung-Hoon Lee & Jacques Van Der Gaag - 381-394 Keynes’s and Social Justice
by John E. Elliott & Barry S. Clark - 395-423 The Mumpsimus of Economists and the Role of Time and Uncertainty in the Progress of Economic Knowledge
by Albert Arouh - 424-439 A Balanced Budget Multiplier for Interest Payments
by Jeffrey P. Baldani & Thomas R. Michl - 440-454 Minsky’s Model of Financial Fragility: A Suggested Addition
by Edward A. Downe - 455-472 Developing Organizational Comparative Advantage via Industrial Policy
by John F. Tomer - 473-476 The Crowding out Debate
by Odysseus Katsaitis
December 1986, Volume 9, Issue 2
- 171-187 The Investment Theories of Kalecki and Keynes: An Empirical Study of Firm Data, 1970–1982
by Steven M. Fazzari & Tracy L. Mott - 188-197 The Independence of Finance from Saving: A Flow-of-Funds Interpretation
by Andrea Terzi - 198-211 Is There a Weitzman Miracle?
by Kurt W. Rothschild - 212-225 The Simple Macroeconomics of a Nonergodic Monetary Economy versus a Share Economy: Is Weitzman’s Macroeconomics Too Simple?
by Paul Davidson - 226-236 A Tale of Two Taxpayers: The Effects of the Economic Recovery and Tax Act of 1981
by Steven Pressman - 237-257 Post Keynesian Monetary Theory for an Open Economy
by Sheila C. Dow - 258-266 Systemic Financial Fragility: A Simplified View
by Marc Lavoie - 267-278 Risk and Culture: A Missing Link in the Post Keynesian Tradition
by Shaun P. Hargreaves Heap - 279-290 Wage Rigidity and Unemployment: The Simple Diagrammatics of Two Views
by Amitava Krishna Dutt - 291-296 A Note on the Incompatibility of the Pigou Effect and a Liquidity Trap
by Alan Rabin & Ziad Keilany - 297-306 Growing out of Deficits: Debt Dynamics in a Disequilibrium Model
by Thomas J. Cunningham - 307-308 Normal Profits, Wages, and Prices
by George P. Brockway - 309-309 Change of Address
by The Editors - 310-310 International Summer School
by The Editors
September 1986, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 17-31 Accounting for Tastes: Correlates of Risk and Time Preferences
by J. Paul Leigh - 32-47 Risk and the Role of Failed Expectations in an Uncertain World
by Edward E. Williams & M. Chapman Findlay - 48-57 Time, Ignorance, Surprise, and Economic Decisions: A Comment on Williams and Findlay’s “Risk and the Role of Failed Expectations in an Uncertain World”
by Douglas Vickers - 58-78 Potential Surprise, Potential Confirmation, and Probability
by Donald W. Katzner - 79-90 Finance, Liquidity, Saving, and Investment
by A. Asimakopulos - 91-100 A Note on Finance, Liquidity, Saving, and Investment
by J. A. Kregel - 101-110 Finance, Funding, Saving, and Investment
by Paul Davidson - 111-137 An Input-Output Study of Labor Productivity in the U.S. Economy, 1947–72
by Eduardo M. Ochoa - 138-148 The Mundell-Fleming Model with Perfect Capital Mobility and Oligopolistic Pricing
by Nicholas Sarantis - 149-158 A Pasinetti Theory of Relative Profit Share for the Anti-Pasinetti Case
by Syed Ahmad - 159-160 Kalecki’s Pricing Theory: A Reply
by Liliana Basile & Neri Salvadori - 161-162 Reply to Basile and Salvadori
by Fred Lee - 163-165 A Comment on Levine
by Heinz D. Kurz & Neri Salvadori - 166-168 Reply to Kurz and Salvadori
by A. L. Levine
July 1986, Volume 8, Issue 4
- 499-514 The Microeconomic Impacts of Macroeconomic Fiscal Policy 1981–1985
by Barry Bluestone & John Havens - 515-530 Stagnation—Performance and Policy: A Comparison of the Depression Decade with 1973–1984
by John F. Walker & Harold G. Vatter - 531-547 after Fifty Years: Why Are We Not All Keynesians Now?
by John F. Brothwell - 548-562 On Forecast Rationality: The Case of Gas Mileage Estimates
by Michael C. Lovell - 563-573 Marx versus Marxists on the Role of Military Production in Capitalist Economies
by Fred M. Gottheil - 574-580 Marxism and Military Spending
by Tom Riddell - 581-584 Marxism and Military Spending: A Reply
by Fred M. Gottheil - 585-590 Uncertainty, Unobstructedness, and Power
by Robert Dixon - 591-606 TIP and Tradition as Tools against Inflation
by James H. Gapinski - 607-613 Inflation and Relative Price Variability Once Again
by Constantine Glezakos & Jeffrey B. Nugent - 614-622 The Impact of Anticipated and Unanticipated Inflation on Relative Price Variability: Further Results
by Willy Sellekaerts & Brigitte Sellekaerts - 623-631 Dillard on Keynes and Marx: Comment
by Paul Burkett - 632-636 Dillard on Keynes and Marx: Rejoinder
by Dudley Dillard - 637-641 Speiser’s Superstock Solution: A Dissent
by Eileen Appelbaum - 642-646 “Speiser’s Superstock Solution”: Reply
by Stuart M. Speiser - 647-649 Author Index to Volume VIII
by The Editors
March 1986, Volume 8, Issue 3
- 339-358 Wages and Prices in the UK: The Post Keynesian View
by Philip Arestis - 359-370 Why Has Britain Not Had Full Employment Since the Early 1970s?
by George Hadjimatheou - 371-386 On Economic Theory and the Question of Solvability
by John F. Henry - 387-399 Unemployment Insurance and the Duration of Unemployment: The Case for Reciprocal Effects
by J. Paul Leigh - 400-424 Post Keynesian View of Average Direct Costs a Critical Evaluation of the Theory and the Empirical Evidence
by Fred Lee - 425-426 A Comment on “Post Keynesian View of Average Direct Costs”
by Alfred S. Eichner - 427-437 Varieties of Rational Expectations: Their Differences and Relations
by Jan Snippe - 438-446 The Macroeconomic Models and Expectations of Corporate Executives
by Daniel J. Richards - 447-462 On the Non-Existence of a Natural Rate of Unemployment and Kaleckian Micro Underpinnings to the Phillips Curve
by Anthony Myatt - 463-477 A Note on Wage Determination and Capital Accumulation
by The Editors - 478-496 Input and Output Inventories in a Disaggregated Macro-Model
by David G. Bivin
December 1985, Volume 8, Issue 2
- 163-181 The Real Segment of a UK Post Keynesian Model
by P. Arestis & C. Driver & J. Rooney - 182-191 Wages and Inflation: An Investigation into Causality
by Russell Shannon & Myles S. Wallace - 192-200 Rational Expectations and Predictability
by John M. Gowdy - 201-207 Rational Expectations When Agents Imperfectly Use Information
by Ronald A. Heiner - 208-221 The Post Keynesian Theory of Money: A Summary and an Eastern European Example
by Shirley J. Gedeon - 222-232 Towards a Post-Keynesian Formulation of Liquidity Preference
by Tracy Mott - 233-248 Why Cutting Real Wages Will Not Necessarily Reduce Unemployment—Keynes and the “Postulates of the Classical Economics”
by John S. L. McCombie - 249-265 Time in a Multi-Industry, Fixed-Capital World
by Johan Deprez - 266-276 Marx, the Classical Firm, and Economic Planning
by Ronnie J. Phillips - 277-297 Profit Differences: A Management Approach
by John W. Ballantine & Frederick W. Cleveland & C. Timothy Koeller - 298-314 Natural Laws and Economic Policy: Some Considerations on the Theoretical Foundations of the New Classical Macroeconomics
by Fausto Vicarelli - 315-335 Price System and Money-Wage System
by Alain Barrère - 336-336 Editor’s Corner
by The Editors
September 1985, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 3-13 The Postwar Growth in Monopoly Power
by Myron J. Gordon - 14-27 On Proposals for a Clearing Union
by David R. Richardson - 28-46 The Distributional Consequences of Taxing Social Security Benefits: Current Law and Alternative Schemes
by Frank J. Sammartino & Richard A. Kasten - 47-65 Goverenment Welfare Benefits and the Social Safety Net
by Maurice MacDonald - 66-80 Keynes, Harrod, and the Rational Expections Reveolution
by Steven M. Fazzari - 81-90 Anticipated Money and Real Output in Italy: Some Tests of a Rational Expectation Approach
by Ali F. Darrat - 91-96 The Crowding Out Debate: It’s Over When it’s Over and it isn’t Over Yet
by Dennis Placone & Holley Ulbrich & Myles Wallace - 97-112 Dynamic Adjustment and Long-Run Inflation in a Marxian Model
by Michele I. Naples - 113-120 The Remarakable Career of the Inflationary Gap
by James E. Price - 121-134 Pricing, Accumulation, and Crisis in Post Keyesian Theory
by Jonathan P. Goldstein - 135-144 A Markup Theory of Bank Loan Rates
by Stephen Rousseas - 145-148 “Kalkecki’s Pricing Theory”: Two Comments
by F. S. Lee - 149-150 Comment on Aggregant Inventory Behavior: Response to Uncertainty and Interest Rates
by Daniel Larkins - 151-153 Exchange Rates, Tight Money, and Macroeconomic Policy: a Comment
by Anthony Myatt - 154-158 Flexible Exchange Rates, Tight Money Effects, and Macroeconomic Policy: Reply
by Ching-Chong Lai & Chau-Nan Chen - 159-160 Joan Robinson Memorial Appeal
by Phyllis Deane & Keith Griffin & Geoff Harcourt - 160-160 Sraffa Papers
by Pierangelo Garegnani
July 1985, Volume 7, Issue 4
- 447-462 The Recovery: Supply-Side or Keynesian?
by Wallace C. Peterson & Paul S. Estenson - 463-473 Uncertainty, Efficiency, and Economie Planning in Keynesian Economics
by Saul Estrin & Peter Holmes - 474-492 International Comparisons of Productivity Growth: Verdoorn’s Law Revisited
by Thomas R. Michl - 493-503 Demand for and Supply of International Reserves: A Simultaneous Approach
by Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee - 504-507 Introduction
by J. A. K. - 508-509 Eulogy
by John Kenneth Galbraith