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19 Oct 2023: and Bover, O. (1995), “Another Look at the Instrumental Variable Estimation of Error-components Models”, Journal of Econometrics, 68 (1): 29-51. ... Arestis, P. and Karakitsos, E. (2008), “The US Housing Slump and the Consumer”, Journal of Post

19 Oct 2023: from the “economics of Keynes” through Keynesian economics (the IS-LM and AD-AS. ... to his critics in the 1937 Quarterly Journal of Economics. In this he outlined the way.

19 Oct 2023: Analysing the post-war performance of developing countries, the authors argue that some. ... If a distinction is made between equilibrium as merely a state of rest and a state of rest which is an optimal state, then Keynesian economics can also be

19 Oct 2023: Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 34(3), Spring: 431-51. Forges Davanzati, G. ... 2016). “Credit supply, credit demand and unemployment in. the mode of Augusto Grazian,” Review of Keynesian Economics, September,.

19 Oct 2023: reality or innocent fraud?”, Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, vol. 31, n. ... post-war era: An institutional-analytical explanation of inflation and the functional. distribution of income”, Journal of Institutional Economics, vol.

19 Oct 2023: 6, pp. 133-155. McCombie, J.S.L. (2000-2001), “The Solow Residual, Technical Change and Aggregate Production Functions”, Journal of Post Keynesian Economics vol.23, pp. ... Second Thoughts on Solow’s ‘Second Thoughts on Growth Theory’ ”,

19 Oct 2023: in the financial markets and in the work of Post-Keynesian economists that emphasised. ... macroeconomics. They call this the Conditional Expectations Hypothesis (CEH) and. while not citing any of the Post-Keynesian work on uncertainty, they provide a

19 Oct 2023: An Evolutionary-Keynesian Analysis, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Gordon, R. J., 1975, 'The demand for and supply of inflation', Journal of Law and Economics. ... Post Keynesian Economics 20, No. 1, 47-76. Solow, Robert, 2000, 'Towards a

19 Oct 2023: production function. It is the very first equation of Solow’s (1957) seminal. ... production functions using value (monetary) data. There are qualifications, such. as the difference between the ex post rate of profit used in the identity and the.

19 Oct 2023: economics. Its roots can be traced in Lydia of Asia Minor where the first money was in evidence. ... Asymmetric Information This drawback originates from the new-Keynesian notions of asymmetric information (see, for example, Stiglitz and Weiss, 1981),

19 Oct 2023: surplus), the coefficients obtained in econometric estimations of production functions using value data. ... dealt with some of them in our earlier reply (Felipe and McCombie, 2010a).

19 Oct 2023: It draws heavily on the so-called new Keynesian economics (see Meyer, 2001, and the Bank of England, 2005). ... The authors of this study utilise a ‘meta-analysis’, widely used in medical sciences but not so frequently in economics.

19 Oct 2023: These post hoc theoretical revisions were thought sufficient to defend the original thesis of a disappointing empirical record. ... recession in the post World War II era.

19 Oct 2023: 13. 2.3. Money and finance in post-Keynesian economics. 13. 2.4. Money and finance in the post-Schumpeterian (evolutionary) school.15. ... 2.3. Money and finance in post-Keynesian economics. Money plays a central role in post-Keynesian economics – as

19 Oct 2023: Angeriz, A. and Arestis, P. (2009), “The Consensus View on Interest Rates and Fiscal Policy: Reality or Innocent Fraud?”, Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, Fortcoming. ... Arestis, P. and Sawyer, M. (2003), ‘Reinstating Fiscal Policy’, Journal

19 Oct 2023: Keynesian results, are given more prominence in a way that weakens fiscal policy. ... RET,3 implies that expectational and wealth effects might outweigh the Keynesian type of.

19 Oct 2023: unemployment patterns may lie in the impacts of structural shifts and institutional change. ... Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 25(4), 613-640. Arestis, P., M.C. Baddeley, and M.

19 Oct 2023: Post Keynesian scholars paid attention to theseissues, working within a theoretical framework where increasing public spending has positive ef-fects on the path of labour productivity. ... Post Keynesian scholars support the view that the so-called

19 Oct 2023: CCEPP WP 04-15. DEPARTMENT OF LAND ECONOMY. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. OCTOBER 2015. ... 3. 1. Introduction. From a Keynesian perspective, economic growth is led by the growth of demand.

19 Oct 2023: micro-data. Using a large panel of firms from the Brazilian manufacturing industry. ... regions. Fingleton (2000; 2001; 2003) extended the Verdoorn. literature to incorporate new elements from, for instance, urban economics, using spatial.