Journal of Post Keynesian Economics

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Volume 26, issue 4, 2004

Smooth sailing or rough waters ahead: a symposium on reforming the international financial architecture pp. 551-555

Claude Gnos and Louis-Philippe Rochon

Dollars, debt, and dependence: the case for international monetary reform pp. 557-572

Jane D'Arista

Can we create a stable international financial environment that ensures net resource transfers to developing countries? pp. 573-590

Jan Kregel

The future of the international financial system pp. 591-605

Paul Davidson

The future of the global financial system pp. 607-611

John Williamson

Reforming the international financial and monetary system: from Keynes to Davidson and Stiglitz pp. 613-629

Claude Gnos and Louis-Philippe Rochon

A global currency for a global economy pp. 631-653

Basil Moore

Alternative exchange rate arrangements and effective demand: an important missing analysis in the debate over greater North American monetary integration pp. 655-677

Hassan Bougrine and Mario Seccareccia

Monetary policy and demand management for the small open economy in contemporary conditions with (perfectly) mobile capital pp. 679-694

Eric Kam and John Smithin

Decentralized versus centralized collective bargaining: is the collective bargaining structure in Spain efficient? pp. 695-728

Jesus Ferreiro

China's trade reform: Verdoorn's Law married to Adam Smith's "vent for surplus" principle pp. 729-744

Ingrid Rima

Profit maximization and the Japanese firm: a reply to Coffey and Tomlinson pp. 745-750

Donald W. Katzner

Author index to Volume 26 pp. 751-753

The Editors

Volume 26, issue 3, 2004

On leisure demand: a Post Keynesian critique of neoclassical theory pp. 371-394

Paul Downward

An empirical examination of the Post Keynesian view of forward exchange rates pp. 395-418

Imad A. Moosa

Post Keynesian theory, technology policy, and long-term growth pp. 419-440

Renaud Bellais

What don't economists know now that Marshall knew a century ago? A note on Marshall's "sophisticated informality" pp. 441-460

Roberto Marchionatti

Deficits, growth, and the current slowdown: what role for fiscal policy? pp. 461-469

Theodore Pelagidis and Evangelia Desli

The long and short of it: global liberalization and the incomes of the poor pp. 471-504

Christian Weller and Adam Hersh

Agroforestry adoption in Mexico: using Keynes to better understand farmer decision-making pp. 505-521

James F. Casey

Commodity prices, wages, and U.S. inflation in the twentieth century pp. 523-545

Harry Bloch, Alfred Dockery and David Sapsford

Volume 26, issue 2, 2003

Funded system and uncertainty pp. 191-204

Begoña Eguía and Felipe Serrano

State, money, catallaxy: underlaboring for a chartalist theory of money pp. 205-225

Mark S. Peacock

The veterans' bonus of 1936 pp. 227-244

Lester G. Telser

Setting the record straight on A history of Post Keynesian economics pp. 245-272

Paul Davidson

Post Keynesian economics since 1936: a history of a promise that bounced? pp. 273-289

Eric Tymoigne and Frederic Lee

Credit cards and interest rates: theory and institutional factors pp. 289-302

Robert F. Stauffer

Credit cards and interest rates: theory and institutional factors--a critical view pp. 303-308

Warren Mosler

Loanable funds, liquidity preference, and endogenous money: do credit cards make a difference? pp. 309-323

L. Randall Wray

Toward a reconcilement of endogenous money and liquidity preference pp. 325-340

Christopher Brown

Pricing in a small open monetary economy: a Post Keynesian model pp. 341-355

Etelberto Ortiz Cruz

Monetary transmission--federal funds rate and prime rate pp. 357-362

H. Sonmez Atesoglu

Volume 26, issue 1, 2003

Reinventing fiscal policy pp. 3-25

Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer

Did the currency board resolve Bulgaria's financial crisis of 1996-97? pp. 27-55

Clifford S. POIROT Jr.

State money and the real world: or chartalism and its discontents pp. 57-67

Louis-Philippe Rochon, Matias Vernengo, Louis-Philippe Rochon and Matias Vernengo

The validity of the balance-of-payments-constrained growth model for a small economy in transition: the case of Slovenia pp. 69-93

Jani Bekó

Barter hysteresis in post-Soviet Russia: an institutional and Post Keynesian perspective pp. 95-116

Pepita Ould-Ahmed

Globalization, vertical relations, and the J-mode firm pp. 117-144

Dan Coffey and Philip Tomlinson

Conventional and unconventional behavior under uncertainty pp. 145-168

David Dequech

Teaching Post Keynesian economics to undergraduate students pp. 169-186

Steven Pressman and Richard Holt

Volume 25, issue 4, 2003

Is "mathematical science" an oxymoron when used to describe economics? pp. 527-545

Paul Davidson

Understanding the relationship between mathematics and economics pp. 547-560

Sheila Dow

Why mathematics in economics? pp. 561-574

Donald W. Katzner

Weintraub on the evolution of mathematical economics: a review essay pp. 575-589

J. Barkley Rosser

Reconstructing the past: a response to four readers pp. 591-598

E. Roy Weintraub

The endogenous money hypothesis: empirical evidence from Malaysia (1985-2000) pp. 599-611

Bala Shanmugam, Mahendhiran Nair and Ong Wee Li

On capital shortages and European unemployment: a panel data investigation pp. 613-640

Constantinos Alexiou and Christos Pitelis

Energy and market power: an alternative approach to the economics of oil pp. 641-659

Alessandro Roncaglia

The Mexican economy: balance-of-payments-constrained growth model--the importance of the exchange rate, 1970-1999 pp. 661-691

Eduardo Loría

The trouble with Q pp. 693-698

Craig Medlen

Author index to Volume 25 pp. 699-701

The Editors

Volume 25, issue 3, 2003

Post Keynesian price theory pp. 355-365

Nina Shapiro and Malcolm Sawyer

International tax policy: recent changes and dynamics under globalization pp. 367-384

Johan Deprez

Public employment and environmental sustainability pp. 385-406

Mathew Forstater

Legitimizing basic income in developing countries: Brazil, or "the answer is blowin' in the wind" pp. 407-424

Eduardo Matarazzo Suplicy

Multiple unofficial economy equilibria and income distribution dynamics in systemic transition pp. 425-447

J. Barkley Rosser, Marina V. Rosser and Ehsan Ahmed

Price liberalization, monetary, and fiscal policies for transition economies: a Post Keynesian perspective pp. 449-469

John Marangos

Keynes's General Theory: valid only for modern capitalism? pp. 471-491

David Dequech

Banking, information, and financial instability in Asia pp. 493-513

Lino Sau

A labor-adverse selection model of reducing working time pp. 515-524

Chung-Cheng Lin and Yang C.c

Volume 25, issue 2, 2002

Decision-making under uncertainty as drama: Keynesian and Shacklean themes in three of Shakespeare's tragedies pp. 189-218

Fernando Cardim de Carvalho

Interest parity, purchasing power parity, "risk premia," and Post Keynesian economic analysis pp. 219-235

John Smithin

Interest parity, risk premia, and Post Keynesian analysis pp. 237-249

Marc Lavoie

Implications arising from the theory on the Treasury's bank reserve effects pp. 251-261

William Van Lear

Fiscal effects on reserves and the independence of the Fed pp. 263-271

Stephanie Bell and L. Randall Wray

The jobs guarantee: a Post Keynesian analysis pp. 273-291

Tony Ramsay

Symposium on J.A. Hobson's Imperialism: A Study (1902)--Introduction pp. 293-295

Fiona Maclachlan

J.A. Hobson and the economists pp. 297-308

Fiona Maclachlan

Imperialism and the era of falling prices pp. 309-329

Gregory P. Nowell

Hobson's voice: American internationalism, Asian development, and global macroeconomic imbalances pp. 331-351

Herman Schwartz

Volume 25, issue 1, 2002

Restating the purpose of the JPKE after 25 years pp. 3-7

Paul Davidson

Economic contradictions coming home to roost? Does the U.S. economy face a long-term aggregate demand generation problem? pp. 9-32

Thomas Palley

The determinants of currency market forecasts: an empirical study pp. 33-49

John Harvey

What are the questions? pp. 51-68

Donald W. Katzner

Are devaluations contractionary in Asia? pp. 69-82

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee, Souphala Chomsisengphet and Magda Kandil

Classical-type temporary positions: a "cost-plus" model pp. 83-103

Sergio Nisticò

The philosophy of investment: a Post Keynesian perspective pp. 105-121

Geoffrey Poitras

Balance-of-payments-constrained growth in Brazil: a test of Thirlwall's Law, 1890-1973 pp. 123-140

Luis Bertola, Hermes Higachi and Gabriel Porcile

The employment issue in the European Union pp. 141-159

Marcella Corsi and Alessandro Roncaglia

Another perspective on the reserve requirement increments of 1936 and 1937 pp. 161-179

Robert F. Stauffer

Reply: Another perspective on the reserve requirement increments of 1936 and 1937 pp. 181-182

L.G. Telser