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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

1 Jul 2024: both economics and management for his account of profit as the reward entrepreneurs receive for bearing non-insurable uncertainties. ... Indeed, many non-mainstream traditions in economics such as the Post-Keynesian, Austrian, Institutionalist and

1 Jul 2024: Lord Smith agreed : “You’re not only right about economics, but you’re also right about politics. ... Indeed, many non-mainstream traditions in economics such as the Post-Keynesian, Austrian, Institutionalist and neo-Schumpeterian schools, often

Martin, B. (2008) “Fiscal policy in a stock-flow consistent model: a comment.” Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 30(4): 649-667 (DOI: 10.2753/PKE0160-3477300408). ... Martin, W.E. (ed.) (1981) The economics of the profits crisis. London: HMSO.

1 Jul 2024: is the Black-Scholes-Merton (BSM) model of option pricing, developed in the early 1970s and recognised in 1997 by the Nobel Prize in Economics. ... In the early 1930s he moved away from a top-down approach that sought to use economics and industrial

desirability of their consequences—going on to become widely adopted in mainstream economics, many came to regard the risk/uncertainty distinction as redundant. ... Indeed, many non-mainstream traditions in economics such as the Post-Keynesian, Austrian

1 Jul 2024: Indeed, many non-mainstream traditions in economics such as the Post-Keynesian, Austrian, Institutionalist and neo-Schumpeterian schools, often distinguish themselves from the mainstream by explicitly rejecting the SEU model and ... By Jochen Runde,

9 Jul 2023: Review of. Political Economy 13, 101-‐114. 3. (1999) A critical realist perspective on Paul Davidson’s methodological writings on – and rhetorical strategy for – Post Keynesian economics. ... Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 22, 35-‐56 (with

9 Jul 2023: A recent search of Chinese economics journals also found that 43 out of 111 papers published in Mandarin between 1977 and 2009 could be categorized as specifically ‘Post-Keynesian’ (see Zhang ... Asada, T. (2012) ‘Japan’ in [Ed.] J. E. King, The

9 Jul 2023: Lavoie, M. (2022), Post-Keynesian Economics, 2nd edition, Cheltenham: Edward. Elgar Publishing. ... And should we?)’, Review of Keynesian Economics, Vol. 10, No. 1, 25–45.