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30 Nov 2009: Understanding Endogenous Money. Chapter 6: Hicks as an Early Precursor of Endogenous Money Theory. ... Single Period Theory vs. Continuation Theory. Time and Method in Endogenous Money Theory.

1 Nov 2011: A new micro-fundation of endogenous growth:. Market not a necessary featureCompeting heterogeneous rms is the key. ... Symmetric rms (equilibrium): Endogenous Growth Theory (e.g.Aghion and Howitt, 1992, Grossman and Helpman, 1991, Romer1990).

18 Nov 2009: Movements between equilibria. Money. Money and the Pigou effect. Stock of (endogenous) money is demand determined : can the stock of money in ‘real terms’ be changed? ... Structure of competition is not a cause of unemployment: but …. Endogenous

30 Nov 2009: III): Understanding Endogenous Money. 6 Hicks as An Early Precursor of Endogenous Money Theory. ... 7 Horizontalist and Structuralist Analyses of Endogenous Money. 8 A General Theory of Endogenous Money.

5 Mar 2011: Three endogenous variables:. - profits and the mark-up. - financial constraints/gearing (increasing risk). - ... Endogenous technological change via novelty. Mesoeconomic source. Macroeconomic source. Long-term patterns of development.

3 Jan 2012: so: institutional change system characteristics specific endogenous causal processes. Arms race model I. ... Forrester: systems containing feedback loops generate their own endogenous causal processes that make them less sensitive to initial conditions.

19 May 2014:  Minsky (1975, 1982, 1986) developed a theory that explains how indebtedness can increase in periods of tranquillity as a result of endogenous forces that reduce the desired margins of safety ...  A principal outcome of the analysis was that the

1 May 2014: increase in periods of tranquillity as a result of endogenous forces that reduce the. ... private indebtedness. A principal outcome of the analysis was that the endogenous changes in the target.

3 Jun 2013: the idea that the level of employment depends on aggregate demand and the crucial role played by expectations), preserving the fundamental assumptions of the MTP, namely that money supply is endogenous ... firms‟ expected profits, and, importantly,

15 Jun 2016: a) Derive a matrix representation of how, when the system is very close to equilib-rium, changes in the endogenous variables Y and r are related to changes in theexogenous variables