Krugman the Keynesian
Ever since he started writing his semi-weekly column for the Paul Krugman has been a lightning rod of sorts. The Princeton University faculty member has become the I admit to being a regular reader of Krugman's columns, and I suspect that many of ... [... more]
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Stones into Bread: The Keynesian Miracle
The stock-in-trade of all Socialist authors is the idea that there is potential plenty and that the substitution of socialism for capitalism would make it possible to give to everybody "according to his needs." Other authors want to bring about [... more]
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Oh Keynesian, Where Art Thou?
Almost everyone has something to say about the current crisis and the serious trouble our little greenback friend is in. We are about to be reminded that empires do not fall because of barbarians at the gates, wars of civilizations, or free ... [... more]
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The Crisis Point of the Inflationary Boom
The worry most forcibly competing with this angst was that of whether "consumer demand" would hold up in coming months. For a Keynesian this conflict can have no meaning, for the central chicanery around which the In the case where wages are ... [... more]
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Struggle Over the Keynesian Heritage: Neoclassical ...
 Since World War II, economists have struggled to understand the Keynesian Revolution.... [... more]
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The IMF Crisis of 1976 and British Politics: Keynesian ...
DIVThe 1976 IMF crisis was a seminal event in modern British political and economic history. This study, based on vital original source material, including interviews with leading actors, probes economic thought and practice by governments and questions [... more]
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The Keynesian Revolution, Then and Now: The Selected ...
The Keynesian Revolution, Then and Now: The Selected Essays of Robert Eisner Volume One (Economists of the Twentieth Century) [... more]
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Fabricating the Keynesian Revolution
It is a commonly held belief that, in 1936, Keynes' General Theory ushered in a new era in economic thought, with faith in the free market being replaced by reliance on systematic government intervention as a means of keeping the economy on an even keel. [... more]
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The Rise of Unemployment in Europe: A Keynesian Approach ...
The Rise of Unemployment in Europe: A Keynesian Approach (New Directions in Modern Economics Series) [... more]
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Preface / Text / PDF / Published Edition
Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1962, pp. 94-136. Reprinted as When this essay was published, America was in the midst of the Bretton Woods system, a Keynesian international monetary system that had been foisted upon the world by the ... [... more]
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The War Over Method
In the midst of the debate between Keynesian and monetarist economists, the positions of these two groups came to be known as "saltwater economics" and "freshwater economics," respectively. These labels derived from the location of [... more]
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Bush, Krugman, and the Market
You are probably familiar with the recently passed Bush tax bill. You may also be familiar with Paul Krugman of Princeton University (formerly of M.I.T.), whose "New Keynesian" musings appear regularly on To the author's credit, this book is ... [... more]
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