Metroeconomica

1994 - 2025

Current editor(s): Heinz D. Kurz and Neri Salvadori

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NON‐LINEAR PRICING AS A COOPERATIVE GAME pp. 503-513: Tommy Andersson
INTEREST AS AN ARTEFACT OF SELF‐VALIDATING CENTRAL BANK BELIEFS pp. 514-535: Tony Aspromourgos
PROLIFERATION OF ACADEMIC JOURNALS: EFFECTS ON RESEARCH QUANTITY AND QUALITY pp. 536-549: Rajeev Goel and Joao Faria
TESTING WAGE AND PRICE PHILLIPS CURVES FOR THE UNITED STATES pp. 550-581: Peter Flaschel, Göran Kauermann and Willi Semmler
EMULATION, PREVENTION AND SOCIAL INTERACTION IN CONSUMPTION DYNAMICS pp. 582-608: Francisco Fatás‐Villafranca, Dulce Saura and Francisco J. Vázquez
THE LABOUR MARKET AND TECHNICAL CHANGE IN ENDOGENOUS CYCLES pp. 609-633: Piero Ferri

INTRODUCTION: A NOTE ON GOODS AND SERVICES AND INPUT–OUTPUT ANALYSIS pp. 361-367: Sergio Parrinello
MEASURES OF TECHNICAL CHANGE AND STRUCTURAL CHANGE IN SERVICES IN THE USA: WAS THERE A RESURGENCE OF PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH IN SERVICES? pp. 368-395: Edward Wolff
‘BAUMOL'S DISEASE’, PRODUCTION EXTERNALITIES AND PRODUCTIVITY EFFECTS OF INTERSECTORAL TRANSFERS pp. 396-412: Claudio De Vincenti
THE ASTONISHING REGULARITY OF SERVICE EMPLOYMENT EXPANSION pp. 413-435: Ronald Schettkat
TRUST AND VIRTUAL DISTRICTS: EVIDENCE FROM THE MILAN INTERNET EXCHANGE pp. 436-456: Emanuele Giovannetti, Karsten Neuhoff and Giancarlo Spagnolo
THE GERMAN SERVICE GAP OR: RE‐ORGANISING THE MANUFACTURING––SERVICES PUZZLE pp. 457-478: Brigitte Preissl
THE STATISTICAL MEASUREMENT OF SERVICES: RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS AND REMAINING CHALLENGES pp. 479-501: William Cave and Enrico Giovannini

THE EFFECTS OF LENIENCY PROGRAMS AND FINES ON CARTEL STABILITY pp. 231-243: Ankur Chavda and Marc Jegers
CAPITALISTS, WORKERS AND SOCIAL SECURITY pp. 244-268: Thomas Michl
ARE LONG‐RUN PRICE STABILITY AND SHORT‐RUN OUTPUT STABILIZATION ALL THAT MONETARY POLICY CAN AIM FOR? pp. 269-298: Giuseppe Fontana and Alfonso Palacio‐Vera
EVOLUTION IN IMPERFECT COMMITMENT BARGAINING—STRATEGIC VERSUS IGNORANT TYPES pp. 299-309: Sven Fischer, Werner Güth and Kerstin Pull
INTEREST RATE, DEBT, DISTRIBUTION AND CAPITAL ACCUMULATION IN A POST‐KALECKIAN MODEL pp. 310-339: Eckhard Hein
IS CORPORATISM FEASIBLE? pp. 340-359: Nicola Acocella and Giovanni Di Bartolomeo

INTRODUCTION pp. 1-2: Neri Salvadori
GROWTH, COMMODITY PRICES, INFLATION AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME pp. 3-44: Harry Bloch, Alfred Dockery, C. Wyn Morgan and David Sapsford
INCOME DISTRIBUTION, TECHNICAL CHANGE AND THE DYNAMICS OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC INTEGRATION pp. 45-73: Michael Landesmann and Robert Stehrer
DEMAND POLICIES FOR LONG‐RUN GROWTH: BEING KEYNESIAN BOTH IN THE SHORT AND IN THE LONG RUN? pp. 74-94: Marco Missaglia
WORKFORCE AGEING AND THE SUBSTITUTION OF LABOUR: THE ROLE OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND OF LABOUR IN AUSTRIA pp. 95-126: Alexia Fürnkranz-Prskawetz and Thomas Fent
CAN THE POOR COUNTRIES CATCH UP? MIXED RESULTS FROM EXTENDED SOURCES OF GROWTH PROJECTIONS FOR THE EARLY 21st CENTURY pp. 127-154: Lance Taylor and Codrina Rada
THE UNEQUALIZING EFFECTS OF ICT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 155-194: Leonardo Becchetti and Stefania Di Giacomo
IS A THEORY OF TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY REALLY NEEDED? pp. 195-229: Jesus Felipe and John McCombie

A DYNAMICAL ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVE FORMS OF AGRICULTURAL LAND TENURE pp. 443-463: Pasquale Commendatore and Martin Currie
THE EVOLUTION OF PRODUCTIVITY GAPS AND SPECIALIZATION PATTERNS pp. 464-493: Bart Los and Bart Verspagen
PUBLIC DEBT AS PRIVATE WEALTH: SOME EQUILIBRIUM CONSIDERATIONS pp. 494-520: Ekkehart Schlicht
INTEREST RATE PEGS, WEALTH EFFECTS AND PRICE LEVEL DETERMINACY pp. 521-535: Barbara Annicchiarico and Giancarlo Marini
DEMOGRAPHY IN MACROECONOMIC MODELS: WHEN LABOUR SUPPLY MATTERS FOR ECONOMIC CYCLES pp. 536-563: Piero Manfredi and Luciano Fanti

EDITORIAL pp. 285-285: Christian Gehrke and Heinz Kurz
STEINDL ON IMPERFECT COMPETITION: THE ROLE OF TECHNICAL CHANGE pp. 286-302: Harry Bloch
STEINDLIAN MODELS OF GROWTH AND STAGNATION pp. 303-338: Peter Flaschel and Peter Skott
MATURITY, STAGNATION AND CONSUMER DEBT: A STEINDLIAN APPROACH pp. 339-364: Amitava Dutt
FINANCIAL FRAGILITY AND FINANCIAL CRISIS IN MEXICO pp. 365-388: Julio López Gallardo, Juan Carlos Moreno‐Brid and Martín Puchet Anyul
DISTRIBUTIVE AND DEMAND CYCLES IN THE US ECONOMY—A STRUCTURALIST GOODWIN MODEL pp. 389-411: Nelson H. Barbosa‐Filho and Lance Taylor
A MODEL OF INTERACTION BETWEEN THE VIRTUAL AND THE REAL ECONOMY pp. 412-427: Amit Bhaduri, Kazimierz Laski and Martin Riese
GROWTH POLICY IN THE SPIRIT OF STEINDL AND KALECKI pp. 428-442: Alois Guger, Markus Marterbauer and Ewald Walterskirchen

ON HIGH‐SKILL AND LOW‐SKILL EQUILIBRIA: A MARKOV CHAIN APPROACH pp. 121-157: Andrea Lavezzi
LONG RUN DEMAND FOR LABOUR IN THE CONSUMER GOOD INDUSTRY pp. 158-164: Ian Steedman
A POST‐KEYNESIAN AMENDMENT TO THE NEW CONSENSUS ON MONETARY POLICY pp. 165-192: Marc Lavoie
THE MOBILIZATION OF HUMAN RESOURCES AS AN EFFECT OF THE DEPLETION OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL ASSETS pp. 193-213: Stefano Bartolini and Luigi Bonatti
RISK‐AVERSION, OPTIMAL LEVERAGE AND THE INVESTMENT–UNCERTAINTY RELATION pp. 214-238: Gianluca Femminis
ASSET PRICE BUBBLES, LIQUIDITY PREFERENCE AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE pp. 239-256: Korkut Erturk
COMPARATIVE DYNAMICS AND OPTIMAL FISCAL POLICY IN A SIMPLE MODEL OF ENDOGENOUS GROWTH pp. 257-283: Christian Weber

TAXATION, SOCIAL GOODS AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF FREEDOM pp. 1-12: Ernesto Screpanti
THE INVESTMENT GAME WITH ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION pp. 13-30: Giorgio Coricelli, Luis González Morales and Amelie Mahlstedt
A COMPLETE THEORY OF COMPARATIVE STATICS FOR DIFFERENTIABLE OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS pp. 31-67: M. Hossein Partovi and Michael Caputo
EXPLAINING PRIVATE PROVISION OF PUBLIC GOODS BY CONDITIONAL COOPERATION: AN INDIRECT EVOLUTIONARY APPROACH pp. 68-92: Maria Levati
TASTE FOR VARIETY, TASTE FOR NOVELTY AND PRICE BEHAVIOUR pp. 93-111: Silvia Bertarelli and Roberto Censolo
DIFFERENTIAL DEPRECIATION AND THE 2 × 2 MODEL OF DISTRIBUTION, PRICING AND PRODUCTION pp. 112-119: Ian Steedman