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The recycling problem is general, and is not confined to a multicurrency setting: whenever there are surplus and deficit units—that is, everywhere-adjustment in real terms can be either upward or downward. The question is, Which? An attempt is made to formulate the problem in terms of the...
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That the economy goes through periods of expansion and recession is obvious. Whether or not this represents endogenously-generated cycles or simply stochastic variation around a trend is, however, a matter of debate. Among mainstream economists, the latter is the predominant position. For Post...
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close to that of the one based on Keynes’ seventy-year old analysis. …
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The purpose of this paper is to illustrate the usefulness of Keynes' approach by modeling it using system dynamics. As …
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we face are systemic. They base this conclusion on theories developed by John Maynard Keynes. This paper attempts to … determine the primary factors creating instability by building and then analyzing a system dynamics model of Keynes’ explanation …
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John Maynard Keynes’ argued that crises were systemic and that, unless serious reforms were implemented, they would … tend to grow in frequency and severity. The paper sets out to build a Keynes-style model of crises that captures both the …
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] and Roberts [1987]) have fared against ?Keynes?s programme?. The first part of the paper characterises Keynes?s programme … involuntary unemployment. In a second part, I claim that no correct assessment of Keynes?s programme can be made without drawing a … study of the three models to conclude that none of them succeed in achieving Keynes? programme in its entirety. In the last …
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The aim of this paper is to show the role of prices in Keynes?s monetary theory. More precisely, we show that in … rise in the quantity of money produces a non proportional price variation through effective demand. We show that Keynes …
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Borrow and spend is a policy with several weaknesses. 1, it involves government borrowing something, that is money, which government can create in limitless quantities any time. 2, the “borrow” part of borrow and spend is deflationary: the opposite of the desired effect. 3, borrow and spend...
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discards claims recently made in the literature concerning the importance of output heterogeneity for Keynes’s macroeconomic …
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