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27 Jul 2024: academic economist and author, particularly in the fields of post-Keynesian economics, capital theory and economic thought. ... He also made important contributions in his own right to post-Keynesian and post-Kaleckian theory.

27 Jul 2024: Born on September 12, 1930, in Zanica, near Bergamo in northern Italy, he began his economics studies at Milan’s Università Cattolica, where he obtained his “laurea” degree in 1954. ... He was a founding Patron of the Cambridge Journal of

Lewis, P. and Runde, J. (1999) “Critical realist perspective on Paul Davidson’s methodological writings on – and rhetorical strategy for – post Keynesian economics.” Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 22(1): ... Runde, J. (1994) “Keynesian

His research focuses on applying mathematical approaches to Classical political economy, Marxian economics and Post-Keynesian economics. ... The Study of Economic Growth from the Perspective of Production Theory: Marx, Neoclassical and Post-Keynesian (in

His recent journal publications include "The Colonisation of the Future: An Alternative View of Financialisation and its Portents", Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, December 2016, and "The Explosive Growth of the ... US ABCP Market Between 2004 and

Recent Developments in Post-Keynesian Economics (with V. Chick), (Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, 1992). ... Howells), Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, Vol. 24, No. 2, (Winter, 2001-2002).

Post Keynesian Economics Study Group. Institution: Robinson College.

He is a post-Keynesian economist with specific expertise in macro-sectoral economic modelling. ... He is currently researching linkages between post-Keynesian economics and complexity theory.

risks. Neoclassical economics recognises environmental degradation as a classic example of an externality and frames its response in terms of correcting that market failure, but the limitations of its marginal ... This seminar explores the role that the

His interests are regional economics, post Keynesian macroeconomics, the causes of variations in national and regional growth rates, income inequality, trade and economic geography and the methodological implications for macroeconomics of