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john maynard keynes
Keynesianism into the Twenty-First Century
9781858986531 Edward Elgar Publishing
This important volume sheds new light on the ideas and policies of John Maynard Keynes. It presents nineteen contributions from an outstanding group of international economists who aim to understand Keynes as an economist whose work is still influential in both academic research and in more popular economic thought.
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This important volume sheds new light on the ideas and policies of John Maynard Keynes. It presents nineteen contributions from an outstanding group of international economists who aim to understand Keynes as an economist whose work is still influential in both academic research and in more popular economic thought.
Although it is over fifty years since John Maynard Keynes passed away, and over sixty years ago that The General Theory was published, his ideas and policies continue to exert an enormous influence on academic economics, as well as being used to solve economic problems faced in the world today, and no doubt, the years to come. The decline of interest in Keynes and his policies during the 1970s has been replaced in the late eighties and nineties by a revival in academic interest, as well as the use of his policy suggestions to solve current economic problems. Divided into five sections, this book considers not only Keynes’s theoretical contributions, but also his policies for money management, unemployment, wages and prices, and global governance and the state. As distinct from most other available volumes, this book examines Keynes’s thoughts and policies in the context of the current economic climate as well as from the perspective of future economic problems, and how to remedy them.
This important book will be of interest to graduate students, research scholars and academics interested in macroeconomics, the history of economic thought, Keynesian and post Keynesian thought.
Although it is over fifty years since John Maynard Keynes passed away, and over sixty years ago that The General Theory was published, his ideas and policies continue to exert an enormous influence on academic economics, as well as being used to solve economic problems faced in the world today, and no doubt, the years to come. The decline of interest in Keynes and his policies during the 1970s has been replaced in the late eighties and nineties by a revival in academic interest, as well as the use of his policy suggestions to solve current economic problems. Divided into five sections, this book considers not only Keynes’s theoretical contributions, but also his policies for money management, unemployment, wages and prices, and global governance and the state. As distinct from most other available volumes, this book examines Keynes’s thoughts and policies in the context of the current economic climate as well as from the perspective of future economic problems, and how to remedy them.
This important book will be of interest to graduate students, research scholars and academics interested in macroeconomics, the history of economic thought, Keynesian and post Keynesian thought.
Critical Acclaim
‘. . . this volume provides the reader with interesting and thoughtful interpretations.’
– Esteban Pérez, Review of Political Economy
‘John Maynard Keynes is a powerful collection of essays providing new light on those controversial issues. . . . the book is an excellent collection of works in line with Keynes’s plea for an analysis based on a close connection between theory and practice . . . it also represents a significant move from the negative task of criticising mainstream economics to the positive task of developing a modern analysis in the spirit of Keynes’s works. The book will be a valuable resource for anyone interested in macroeconomics and history of economic thought.’
– Giuseppe Fontana, Kyklos
– Esteban Pérez, Review of Political Economy
‘John Maynard Keynes is a powerful collection of essays providing new light on those controversial issues. . . . the book is an excellent collection of works in line with Keynes’s plea for an analysis based on a close connection between theory and practice . . . it also represents a significant move from the negative task of criticising mainstream economics to the positive task of developing a modern analysis in the spirit of Keynes’s works. The book will be a valuable resource for anyone interested in macroeconomics and history of economic thought.’
– Giuseppe Fontana, Kyklos
Contributors
Contributors: P. Arestis, Z. Baletic, I. Ban, D. Benic, J. Chen, V. Chick, E.V.K. Fitzgerald, J.K. Galbraith, M. Glickman, J.A. Kregel, J.S.L. McCombie, G.M. Meier, K. Raffer, M.C. Sawyer, S.K. Sharma, H.W. Singer, A.P. Thirlwall, J. Toye, P.A. Yotopoulos, M. Zagler
Contents
Contents: 1. Introduction: J.M. Keynes Before and After the General Theory (S. Sharma) Part I: Theoretical Contributions Part II: Global Governance and the State Part III: Unemployment, Wages and Prices Part IV: Money Management Part V: Miscellaneous Index
