Metroeconomica

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A Structural Decomposition of Imports in Argentina: The Role of Autonomous Demand, Income Distribution, and Productive Integration (1953–2018) pp. 454-466: Matías Torchinsky Landau
Delay Solow Model Revisited pp. 467-480: Akio Matsumoto and Ferenc Szidarovszky
Testing the Theory of the Firm Under Price and Background Risk: A Comment pp. 481-483: Marco M. Sorge
Heterodox Economics Journals: A Network Analysis pp. 484-502: José Alejandro Coronado and Roberto Veneziani
Biased Managers and Endogenous Delegation pp. 503-512: Kangsik Choi
The Contribution of the Social and Solidarity Economy to Economic Growth pp. 513-526: Andrea Salustri, Sara Caria, Silvia Sacchetti, Eugenio Montefusco and Francesco De Pretis
Automation, Economic Growth, and the Income Distribution in a Two‐Class Economy pp. 527-544: Shogo Ogawa, Takefumi Hagiwara, Thu Giang Huong Pham, Noriki Fukatani, Naoto Okahara and Hiroaki Sasaki
Kaldor, Hicks and Goodwin Meet the Supermultiplier: On Growth Cycles and Autonomous Demand pp. 545-556: Ettore Gallo
Public Investment and Economic Growth in a Three Sector Open Economy With an Infrastructure Constraint pp. 557-570: Raul Zelada‐Aprili

A Classical Marxian Two‐Sector Endogenous Cycle Model pp. 384-404: John Cajas‐Guijarro
Bank Credit, Portfolio Selection, and Macrodynamics in a Small Open Economy pp. 405-420: Toshio Watanabe
Conflict Inflation: Keynesian Path Dependency or Marxian Cumulation? pp. 421-438: Peter Skott
Consumer Environmental Awareness in a Green Managerial Delegation Contract Under Common Ownership pp. 439-452: Mingqing Xing and Sang‐Ho Lee

Using input‐output data to model the structure of export linkages in global value chains: A Brazil case study pp. 272-296: Andrew B. Trigg, Davide Villani, Fabrício Pitombo Leite and Jonathan R. Perraton
Partially funded social security and growth pp. 297-310: Carlos Bethencourt, Lars Kunze and Fernando Perera‐Tallo
A Kaleckian growth model with public capital and debt accumulation pp. 311-339: Hiroshi Nishi and Kazuhiro Okuma
A Kaleckian growth model of secular stagnation with induced innovation pp. 340-371: Marco Stamegna
Making Decisions When Outcomes are Irreducible: Shackle's Imagination and Virtual Reality pp. 372-381: Samer Adra

Economic growth and Indian wealth‐income ratios in the long run: 1860–2018 pp. 2-23: Rishabh Kumar
Income distribution, normal utilisation, and (re)switching of growth regimes pp. 24-39: Biao Huang and Xiaokai Zhao
Inflation and how to deal with it in France. A policy perspective from an empirical stock‐flow model pp. 40-72: Jacques Mazier, Luis Reyes and Chin Yuan Chong
An empirical assessment of two testable hypotheses of the Sraffian Supermultiplier for Argentina pp. 73-93: Ariel Dvoskin and Florencia Medici
Bertrand‐Edgeworth game under oligopoly. General results and comparisons with duopoly pp. 94-121: Massimo A. De Francesco and Neri Salvadori
Glass ceiling, sticky floor, or both? Public and private sector differences in Türkiye pp. 122-161: Fernando Rios‐Avila, Ayça Özekin and Fulden Komuryakan
A simple comparative model of worker‐managed and capital‐managed digital platforms pp. 162-191: Filippo Belloc
Information and entropy in the labor market: Frictional and involuntary unemployment and the neutrality of money pp. 192-218: Ellis Scharfenaker and Duncan Foley
Testing the theory of the firm under price and background risk pp. 219-242: Claudio Bonilla, Jorge Sabat and Marcos Vergara
Monetary policy, income distribution and semi‐autonomous demand in the US pp. 243-270: Joana David Avritzer and Maria Cristina Barbieri Goes

Searching for a Carbon Laffer Curve: Estimates from the European Union Emissions Trading System pp. 398-418: Matteo Mazzarano and Simone Borghesi
A micro‐founded comparison of fiscal policies between indirect and direct job creation pp. 419-437: Kensuke Ohtake
Green quality choice in a duopoly pp. 438-474: Luca Gori, Francesco Purificato and Mauro Sodini
Demand and distribution in a dynamic spatial panel model for the United States: Evidence from state‐level data pp. 475-519: Gilberto Lima and André M. Marques
Conflict fuels inflation but the tinder lies elsewhere: Eclectic structuralist thoughts in a developing economy context pp. 520-545: Arslan Razmi
Schumpeter and the post‐Keynesian monetary theory pp. 546-567: Giancarlo Bertocco and Andrea Kalajzić
Is the supermultiplier stable? pp. 568-592: Stephen Thompson
Full household equilibrium pp. 593-608: Arrigo Opocher and Ian Steedman
Assessing the regional impacts of a multi‐hosting mega sport event: The case of EURO 2020 in Rome pp. 609-640: Stefano Deriu, Claudio Socci, Giovanni Di Bartolomeo, Giuseppe Ciccarone and Ludovica Almonti
Fiscal and macroprudential policy coordination for stabilization purposes pp. 641-669: María Malmierca‐Ordoqui

An input trade model with Keynesian unemployment: Bridging a gap between trade theory and international Input–Output analysis pp. 282-305: Hideo Sato
The Pasinetti theorem in a task‐based model of automation pp. 306-325: Arthur Jacobs
Corporate profit tax, managerial delegation and multinational firm's transfer pricing pp. 326-338: Di Wu, Leonard F. S. Wang and Jie Ma
Demand‐led industrialisation policy in a dual‐sector small open economy pp. 339-376: Önder Nomaler, Danilo Spinola and Bart Verspagen
Sraffian indeterminacy of steady‐state equilibria in the Walrasian general equilibrium framework pp. 377-395: Naoki Yoshihara and Se Ho Kwak

Discussion notes on “classical‐Keynesians” pp. 2-14: Sergio Parrinello
Reply to Parrinello pp. 15-29: Enrico Bellino and Sebastiano Nerozzi
Rejoinder to Bellino and Nerozzi pp. 30-33: Sergio Parrinello
Endogenous choice of price or quantity contract with upstream advertising pp. 34-51: Qing Hu, Dan Li and Tomomichi Mizuno
Thirlwall's law: Binding constraint or ‘centre‐of‐gravity’? pp. 52-82: Marwil J. Dávila‐Fernández and Serena Sordi
Can displaced workers have a fresh start? pp. 83-106: Hideki Nakamura
Give me a U, give me a V, give me an L!: How effective are countercyclical policies in shaping the output dynamic during recessions pp. 107-133: Gonzalo Castañeda and Luis Castro Peñarrieta
Individual choice and objective demand in a Classical framework pp. 134-149: Antonio D’Agata