Formal modelling vs

Daniele Besomi

A chapter in Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology, 2006, pp 1-48 from Emerald Group Publishing Limited

Abstract: Kalecki's theory of the business cycle is rightly renowned for various reasons: in particular, besides itself providing an original contribution, it set the framework for Kalecki's ideas on effective demand, for his anticipation of a number of Keynesian elements, and for the development of Kalecki's related themes such as income determination and distribution. Although the secondary literature (both technical and descriptive) on this subject is immense, a specific aspect seems to deserve further reflection.

Date: 2006
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