Journal of Post Keynesian Economics

1978 - 2024

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Post Keynesian Economics and Its Critics pp. 527-549: Philip Arestis, Stephen Dunn and Malcolm Sawyer
The Performance and Market Value of U.S. Nonfinancial Corporations, 1987–97 pp. 551-560: Myron J. Gordon
: A Review pp. 561-570: John M. Legge
Keynes’ Principle of Effective Demand versus the Bedlam of the New Keynesians pp. 571-588: Paul Davidson
Rationality of Transitional Consumers: A Post Keynesian View pp. 589-602: Marko Lah and Andrej Sušjan
A Post Keynesian Explanation of Employment in the United States pp. 603-610: H. Sonmez Atesoglu
The Gains from Trade in a Ricardian Model When Workers Have Preferences among Occupations pp. 611-620: Paul Tompkinson
International Comparisons of the Real Wage—Employment Relationship pp. 621-637: Keith Bender and Ioannis Theodossiou
Basic Income and the Right to Work: A Keynesian Approach pp. 639-662: William Jackson
A Generalized Theory of Output Determination pp. 663-678: John Hudson
An Irreverent Overview of the History of Money from the Beginning of the Beginning through to the Present pp. 679-687: L. Randall Wray
Author index to Volume 21 pp. 689-691: The Editors

A “Second Edition” of Keynes’ General Theory pp. 367-386: Anthony Thirlwall and J. M. Keynes
Are Prices Unimportant? The Changing Structure of the Industrialized Economies pp. 387-398: Eileen Appelbaum and Ronald Schettkat
Post-Keynes Monetary and Financial Theory pp. 399-414: Robert Clower
Expectations and Confidence under Uncertainty pp. 415-430: David Dequech
An Application of Thirlwall’s Law to the Spanish Economy pp. 431-439: Miguel Leon-Ledesma
The Demand for Bank Loans and the “State of Trade” pp. 441-454: Peter Howells and Khaled A. Hussein
Debt Service, Financing Constraints, and Fixed Investment: Evidence from Panel Data pp. 455-478: Leonce Ndikumana
Expectations, Path Dependence and Effective Demand: A Macroeconomic Model along Keynesian Lines pp. 479-501: Mark Setterfield
Western Economics and the Economy of Japan pp. 503-521: Donald W. Katzner
Editor’s Corner pp. 523-524: Paul Davidson

The Nature of Expectations in the Foreign Exchange Market: A Test of Competing Theories pp. 181-200: John T. Harvey
Income Inequality and The Business Cycle: A Survey of The Evidence and Some New Results pp. 201-225: Simon C. Parker
Inheritance and Chance as Determinants of Capital Wealth Inequality pp. 227-258: James A. Yunker
A New Approach to Balance-of-Payments Constraint: Some Empirical Evidence pp. 259-282: José A. Alonso and Carlos Garcimartín
On Capital Flows and The Balance-of-Payments-Constrained Growth Model pp. 283-298: Juan Carlos Moreno-Brid
Individually Identical or Collectively Autonomous? Questioning the Representation of Investment Behavior in the Kaleckian Multisector Model of Growth pp. 299-313: Man-Seop Park
The Janus Hypothesis pp. 315-342: Elias Khalil
A Comment on Bernstein’s “How Long Can You Run—and Where are you Running?” pp. 343-348: Murray Glickman
A Rejoinder pp. 349-352: Peter L. Bernstein
In Defense of Kaldor: A Comment on Casillas’s “Kaldor versus Prebisch on Employment and Industrialization” pp. 353-361: John McCombie
Editor’s Corner pp. 363-364: P.D.
Erratum pp. 364-364: The Editors

Twenty Years Old and Growing Stronger Every Day pp. 3-10: Paul Davidson
John Maynard Keynes: From Retrospect to Prospect pp. 11-13: John Kenneth Galbraith
Stock Market Risk in a Post Keynesian World pp. 15-24: Peter L. Bernstein
Wage Dispersion: “Who Done It?” pp. 25-37: Lester Thurow
Keynes and Employment Policy in the Second World War pp. 39-50: Lord Skidelsky
Inequality, Poverty, and the Fisc in Twentieth-Century America pp. 51-75: Robert D. Plotnick, Eugene Smolensky, Eirik Evenhouse and Siobhan Reilly
Save Social Security from Its Saviors pp. 77-92: Robert Eisner
The Economics of Social Security: An Old Keynesian Perspective pp. 93-110: Thomas Palley
Aspects of a Post Keynesian Theory of Finance pp. 111-133: Jan Kregel
Asset Exchanges, Financial Market Trading, and The M1 Income Velocity Puzzle pp. 135-162: Robert Pollin and Mark Schaberg
Path Dependency and Animal Spirits pp. 163-165: George P. Brockway
Path Dependency and Animal Spirits: A Reply pp. 167-170: Mark Setterfield
Accommodationism, Structuralism, and Superstructuralism pp. 171-173: Thomas Palley
Accommodation to Accommodationism: A Note pp. 175-178: Basil Moore
Erratum pp. 179-179: The Editors
Answers to Photo Quiz pp. 180-180: The Editors