This paper explores themes suggested by Paul Davidson's 2007 book >i>John Maynard Keynes.>/i> I argue, first, that …

This paper reviews the treatment of open economy issues in Paul Davidson's book, >i>John Maynard Keynes>/i>. Davidson … aptly summarizes Keynes's criticism of the international monetary system for the asymmetric "burden of adjustment" it places … also updates Keynes's proposals for global monetary reform and extends his analysis of international trade. However …

institutions assumed by Keynes. Although acknowledging some evidence in support of these interpretations, the paper argues that … Keynes also developed the fundamental elements of a general theory of unemployment and potential instability under capitalism … more general message, which was partly obscured by Keynes's emphasis on modern financial institutions. …

Keynesian practical arguments concerning the beginning of recessions are applied. Moreover, Keynes's theory of liquidity …

Keynes's notion of profit expectations and "weight" is developed in order to gain some insight into agroforestry adoption …

rooted in the analyses of John Maynard Keynes, Paul Davidson, and John Kenneth Galbraith, we explain why developments in …

This paper examines Keynes's treatment of financial conventions, focusing on the stock exchange. It shows that Keynes … the potentially short duration of Keynes's financial convention with the widespread idea that informal institutions change …

How does Nassim Taleb's notion of uncertainty compare with Keynes's? In describing "black swan events" as rare … had been similarly underscored by Keynes in his theory of behavior in a monetary economy. Yet beyond this apparent … similarity, Taleb's and Keynes's views of uncertainty are opposite with respect to both method and consequences. This paper …