附註:"A selection of ... approximately 60 papers that were presented and discussed at the Fifth Post Keynesian Conference in Knoxville, Tennessee, sponsored by the Center for Full Employment and Price Stability, the Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, and the University of Tennessee"--Page.
Includes index.
Keynes's 'New Order': the genesis of the Clearing Union / Robert Skidelsky -- Economic integration, the EMU and European regional growth / John S.L. McCombie -- Prospects for the single European currency and some proposals for a new Maastricht / Philip Arestis, Malcolm Sawyer -- External balances, internal growth and employment / Hubert Hieke -- Thoughts on speculation and open markets / Paul Davidson -- Financial market behavior: rational, irrational, or conventionally consistent? / Andrea Terzi -- On banks' liquidity preference / Fernando Carvalho -- Financial globalization and housing policy: from 'Golden Age' housing to 'Global Age' insecurity / Gary Dymski, Dorene Isenberg -- A general framework for the analysis of currencies and commodities / Warren Mosler, Mathew Forstater -- Price stability and full employment as complements in a new Europe: a market-based price stabilization policy for the new ECB / Jan Kregel -- Competition and employment / Nina Shapiro -- Another look at wage and price flexibility as the solution to unemployment / David Dequech -- Employment policies in an open semi-industrialized economy: reflections on the Mexican economy / Julio López, Guadalupe Mántey -- Thwarting systems and institutional dynamics: or how to stabilize an unstable economy / Eric Nasica.
摘要:A selection of 14 papers from some 60 presented at the Fifth Post Keynesian Conference, held in Knoxville, Kentucky at an undisclosed date. Most of the contributing economists are American, but several are British and a few represent Latin American and other European countries. They wrestle with such issues as attaining external balance with internal growth and employment, speculation and volatile financial markets in the quest to achieve full employment without inflation, the role of money in combating unemployment and of institutions in stabilizing economies, the advantages and disadvantages.
