Chapter 12 of Keynes´ General Theory has concepts and analytical links with strong identification with the ones used by … the so-called institutional approaches. This essay emphasises what seems to have been anticipated by Keynes on the …

An attempt is made in this article to demonstrate that Alfred Marshall and John Maynard Keynes erected a number of … those institutions that impinged on education. Keynes argued that the rentiers were the villains because they had … working-class poverty to rise above its customary levels. Keynes's solution was public investment in private enterprises …

one of Keynes's fundamental insights is the significance of the monetary context of economic behavior. This insight has …

Keynes. This article reviews his contributions to monetary theory, international economics, aggregate supply theory, and …

Robert Skidelsky, author of a key biography of Keynes, notes in this biography that Keynes’s relationship to modernism … uncover influences from modernism as as a socio-cultural movement on the content of Keynes’s economics. It should be realised … however that Keynes was not ‘influenced’ by modernists, he was a modernist in that his work displays central hallmarks of …

offer a potential solution. The literature building on Keynes’s theory of probability, in the meantime, has been refining …

occupied central importance in the history of economic thought. This paper focuses on Marx and Keynes and argues that Marx … as well as the precise mechanism that leads the economy to its crisis stage. Keynes’s analysis, although sketchy, has … more in common with Marx and Smith than with Ricardo and neoclassical economics. Furthermore, Keynes’s views on effective …

<Para ID="Par1">Responding to the claims Keynes made in his “General Theory”, economists debated whether Keynesian …