his close affiliation with anarchism. The article then gives a concise summary of Gesell's theory of effective demand and … evidence for rejecting Hick's classic interpretation of the General Theory. If one takes Keynes extensive discussion of Gesell …'s theory of interest as a key for understanding the General Theory, Keynes main innovation of General Theory becomes a monetary …

Given the renewed interest in negative interest rates, this article analyses Gesell’s theory of interest and its … connection to J. M. Keynes’ General Theory. Gesell recognised that money has little or no carrying costs in comparison to goods …, Keynes himself expressively acknowledged Gesell’s ‘flashes of deep insight’ in the General Theory. In fact, the theoretical …

This paper compares and contrasts the thinking of Keynes and Geoffrey Ingham, focussing mainly on The General Theory … underpins the crucial distinction between money and ‘real’ wages for the theory of employment but also develops Keynes …

ideal commodity bundle. Irving Fisher also developed and advocated the impatience theory of interest. But in OLG economies …

ideal commodity bundle. Irving Fisher also developed and advocated the impatience theory of interest. But in OLG economies …

the intention of providing a thorough interpretation of this rather obscure work. We explore in depth Lange’s theory of … interest and its relationship with both Keynes’ General Theory (1936) and Hicks’ synthesis (1937), developing two graphical … independent of the General Theory. They consisted of a theoretical generalization and analysis of institutional data, intended to …

-1936 from when he worked on A Treatise on Money to the completion of his General Theory. The forced saving notion has been … demand in the General Theory and its process. I provide evidence suggesting that the development of the General Theory is … Fundamental Equations and subsequent theory of effective demand in the explanation of the problem of unemployment. …