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Contents |
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Illustrations |
15 |
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Contributors |
16 |
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The Keynesian multiplier: An introduction |
20 |
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Part I Some views on the multiplier |
26 |
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1 Three views of the multiplier |
28 |
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2 John Maurice Clark’s contribution to the genesis of the multiplier analysis: A note with some related unpublished correspondence |
51 |
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3 The multiplier relation as the pure theory of output and employment in a monetary production economy |
77 |
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Part II Some critical insights on the multiplier |
104 |
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4 The investment multiplier and income saving |
106 |
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5 The intertemporal transmission of money in the endogenous monetary economy: A blessing from the past or a curiosity? |
125 |
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6 The demise of the Keynesian multiplier revisited |
139 |
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7 Consumption, investment and the investment multiplier |
146 |
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Part III Toward a re-interpretation of the multiplier |
170 |
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8 Kalecki and the multiplier |
172 |
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9 The Keynesian multiplier: The monetary pre-conditions and the role of banks as defended by Richard Kahn’s 1931 paper – a horizontalist re-interpretation |
187 |
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10 The multiplier, the principle of effective demand and the finance motive: A single coherent framework |
200 |
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Index |
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