Keynes visited Ottawa in August 1944. He described in a letter his view of the Canadian political situation, in particular with respect to the conscription problem which was then raging. This view appears to have been strongly biased. Keynes s’est rendu en visite à Ottawa, au mois d’août...

Elements of a Post-Classical Synthesis In the first part of the paper the presuppositions of the neoclassical research program are opposed to the presuppositions of the post-classical research program: the former are instrumentalism, individualism, substantive rationality and scarcity; the...

In this paper, an explanation of the situation of Francophone Quebekers in the National Hockey League will be presented. This explanation is in contradiction with the one proposed by Michel Boucher in the September 1984 issue of this review. We call upon the economic theory of discrimination in...

The author presents and criticizes the traditional approach to the economics of language which can be found explicitly in the writings of authors such as Albert Breton and Jean-Luc Migué, or implicitly in the writings of H.G. Johnson, and which relies on the neoclassical theories of human...

The works of John Hicks are well known, save for his analysis of the traverse. The paper examines his two-sector model, where the full employment of labour and full utilization of capacity is maintained throughout the transition path towards a new growth regime. The focus here is on: the...

This paper attempts to identify the peculiar aspects of post-Keynesian monetary theory. In a modern production economy, the growth of the stock of money is an essentially endogenous process. It results from the Financial needs of firms to pay out incomes to households. It follows that monetary...