附註:Includes bibliographical references (pages 298-301) and index.
Introduction: a dissenter's view on the development of growth theory and the importance of demand-led growth / Mark Setterfield -- Fundamental Issues in the theory of Demand-Led Growth -- Keynesian macroeconomics and the theory of economic growth: putting aggregate demand back in the picture / Thomas I. Palley -- The exogeneity of investment: from systemic laws of accumulation and growth to effective demand conditions / Joseph Halevi and Reduane Taouil -- Growth and fluctuations in the USA: a demand-oriented explanation / H. Sonmez Atesoglu -- Kaldorian Models of Demand-Led Growth -- A neo-Kaldorian perspective on the rise and decline of the Golden Age / Mark Setterfield and John Cornwall -- The role of the balance of payments in economic growth / J.S.L. McCombie and Mark Roberts -- Pitfalls in the theory of growth: an application to the balance-of-payments-constrained growth model / Thomas I. Palley -- Kaleckian Models of Demand-Led Growth -- Distribution, demand and growth in neo-Kaleckian macro-models / Robert A. Blecker -- Longer-run aspects of Kaleckian macroeconomics / Tracy Mott -- The Kaleckian growth model with target return pricing and conflict inflation / Marc Lavoie -- Conflict, inflation, distribution and terms of trade in the Kaleckian model / Mario Cassetti -- Traverse Analysis and Demand-Led Growth -- A model of Kaldorian traverse: cumulative causation, structural change and evolutionary hysteresis / Mark Setterfield -- Structural Change and Demand-Led Growth -- Endogenous demand in the theory of transformational growth / George Argyrous -- Notes on the transformational growth of demand / Edward J. Nell -- Is a biased technological change fuelling dualism? / Pascal Petit and Luc Soete.
摘要:Long-run growth is usually portrayed as a supply-determined process. The contributions to this volume, however, are rooted in the theory of demand-led growth. In addition to general discussions of the role of demand in the long-run, the volume contains essays in the Kaldorian and Kaleckian traditions, and a section on the relationship between demand-led growth and structural change. The conclusion reached is that current neglect of the role of demand in analyses of long-run growth is unwarranted. This should prove a valuable work for academic economists and graduate students in economics for i.
