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19 Oct 2023: 1. THE TYRANNY OF THE ACCOUNTING IDENTITY WORKS FULL TIME:. A REJOINDER TO TEMPLE. Jesus Felipe and John McCombie. Abstract In a reply to Felipe and McCombie (2010a), Temple (2010) has largely ignored the main arguments that underlie the accounting

19 Oct 2023: Abstract We propose a simple, yet sufficiently encompassing classification scheme of monetary economics. ... Arestis and Mihailov (February 2009), Classifying Monetary Economics 8. technology costs (such as CiA or in the Keynesian tradition of Baumol,

19 Oct 2023: 1. Subprime Mortgage Market and Current Financial Crisis Philip Arestis1 and Elias Karakitsos2 Abstract This contribution demonstrates that the August 2007 financial crisis was the result of three forces: financial liberalization, financial

19 Oct 2023: Keynesian results, are given more prominence in a way that weakens fiscal policy. ... traditional Keynesian literature.10 This large difference in fiscal multipliers is explained by.

19 Oct 2023: Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 25(4), 613-640. Arestis, P., M.C. Baddeley, and M.

19 Oct 2023: matter what numerical values are chosen. For example, the estimation of the Keynesian.

19 Oct 2023: Keynesian) growth models do not fully incorporate this issue, and hence they are unable to. ... approaches, such as Post-Keynesian and neo-Schumpeterian growth models, fully. incorporate the existence of different sectors with different characteristics

19 Oct 2023: JEL classification:C62, C63, E32, E62. University of Salento – Department of Law, Economics Section. ... stock. In our opinion, this“pure” keynesian model represents a good “rational reconstruction” of MMT.

19 Oct 2023: 3. 1. Introduction. From a Keynesian perspective, economic growth is led by the growth of demand.

19 Oct 2023: regions. Fingleton (2000; 2001; 2003) extended the Verdoorn. literature to incorporate new elements from, for instance, urban economics, using spatial.