Classical Macroeconomics: Some Modern Variations and DistortionsRoutledge, 2003 M05 22 - 272 páginas John Maynard Keynes failed to correctly interpret classic economic concepts, and dismissed the classical explanations and conclusions as being irrelevant to the world in which we live. The trauma of the Great Depression and Keynes's changed definition of economic concepts, aided by Eugen Bhm-Bawerk, have made it difficult for modern economists to |
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... money creation would lower interest rates and promote investment and ... monetary expansion to reduce interest rates and promote investment and growth (Todaro 1982 ... (currency) creation, and non-control of interest rates, in place of the ...
... money creation would lower interest rates and promote investment and ... monetary expansion to reduce interest rates and promote investment and growth (Todaro 1982 ... (currency) creation, and non-control of interest rates, in place of the ...
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... currency in the hands of the public plus the public's savings with depository institutions rather than only the ... money while the anti-Keynesians argue supply-side incentives and monetary stability as the most efficient means of ...
... currency in the hands of the public plus the public's savings with depository institutions rather than only the ... money while the anti-Keynesians argue supply-side incentives and monetary stability as the most efficient means of ...
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... money (currency) itself or the price level. The classical economists also believed that a correct application of the theory of value in such contexts better informs the formulation of policies to promote economic growth. Thus ...
... money (currency) itself or the price level. The classical economists also believed that a correct application of the theory of value in such contexts better informs the formulation of policies to promote economic growth. Thus ...
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... money is used as a generally accepted medium of exchange, the quantity of ... (currency) or that the rate of interest is determined by the supply and ... money 2: The classical theory of value: A foundation of macroeconomic analysis.
... money is used as a generally accepted medium of exchange, the quantity of ... (currency) or that the rate of interest is determined by the supply and ... money 2: The classical theory of value: A foundation of macroeconomic analysis.
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... money and its changes may be described, including hoarding and the velocity of money. He also does not recognize that classical money (specie) supply does not have a zero elasticity, but modern currency does (Pigou 1917: 53), and that ...
... money and its changes may be described, including hoarding and the velocity of money. He also does not recognize that classical money (specie) supply does not have a zero elasticity, but modern currency does (Pigou 1917: 53), and that ...
Contenido
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On the definition of money Classical vs modern | 29 |
The classical theories of interest the price level and inflation | 57 |
Keyness misinterpretation of the classical theory of interest | 79 |
The Austrians capital and the classical theory of interest | 96 |
Wicksell on the classical theories of money credit interest and the price level | 114 |
Fisher the classics and modern macroeconomics | 133 |
Full employment Keyness mistaken attribution to the classics | 158 |
Hicks the ISLM model and the success of Keyness distortions of classical macroeconomics | 177 |
The mythology of the Keynesian multiplier | 192 |
Conclusion | 211 |
Notes | 220 |
Bibliography | 234 |
Index | 245 |
The classical theory of growth and Keyness paradox of thrift | 144 |
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