Journal of Post Keynesian Economics

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Volume 18, issue 4, 1996

Reality and Economic Theory pp. 479-508

Paul Davidson

A General Post Keynesian Theory of Protection pp. 509-531

Neville R. Norman

Keynes’ General Theory: A Look at the Criss-Cross of Reviews pp. 533-545

Kurt Rothschild

The Treatment of Post Keynesian Economics in the History of Economic Thought Texts pp. 547-565

Usamah Ramadan and Warren Samuels

Orthodox Approaches to Exchange Rate Determination: A Survey pp. 567-583

John T. Harvey

Accommodationism versus Structuralism: Time for an Accommodation pp. 585-594

Thomas Palley

Elements of a Post Keynesian Alternative to “Household Production” pp. 595-607

Christopher G. Fuller

Source of Stagflation in an Oil-Producing Country: Evidence from Iran pp. 609-620

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee

Access to Credit and the Inflation Process in a Developing Economy pp. 621-631

Amal Sanyal

Author Index to Volume 18 pp. 633-634

The Editors

Volume 18, issue 3, 1996

Erratum pp. 310-310

The Editors

The Keynesian Multiplier, Liquidity Preference, and Endogenous Money pp. 311-331

Paul Dalziel

Is New Keynesian Investment Theory Really “Keynesian”? Reflections on Fazzari and Variato pp. 333-357

James Crotty

Varieties of Keynesian Investment Theories: Further Reflections pp. 359-368

Steven Fazzari and Variato Anna Maria

Measuring the Quality of Academic Journals: The Case of Economics pp. 369-396

Clive Beed and Cara Beed

Keynesian Uncertainty in Credit Markets pp. 397-418

Penny Neal

Post Keynesian Realism and Keynes’ General Theory pp. 419-441

Stephen D. Parsons

A Post Keynesian Theory of Credit Rationing pp. 443-470

Martin H. Wolfson

Real-World Agents, REH Agents, and the Econometrician pp. 471-476

Amal Sanyal

Volume 18, issue 2, 1995

Introduction pp. 157-158

Paul Davidson

The Independence of Central Banks: A Critical Assessment of the Arguments pp. 159-175

Fernando Cardim de Carvalho

Autonomous and Accountable pp. 177-187

Thomas Rymes

Does an Independent Central Bank Violate Democracy? pp. 189-210

David A. Levy

Federal Reserve Independence: What Kind and How Much? pp. 211-230

Bernard Shull

Federal Reserve Independence and the People’s Quest for Full Employment and Price Stability pp. 231-249

Richard D. Bartel

The 1931 Sterling Crisis and the Independence of the Bank of England pp. 251-268

William H. Janeway

The Efficiency of Financial Systems, Liberalization, and Economic Development pp. 269-292

Rogério Studart

Okun’s Law and the Fulfillment of Wage and Price Expectations pp. 293-308

Farrokh Nourzad and Yaser Almaghrbi

Volume 18, issue 1, 1995

Should Public Assistance Be Targeted? pp. 3-28

Eugene Smolensky, Siobhan Reilly and Eirik Evenhouse

The Determination of Industrial Prices in India: A Post Keynesian Approach pp. 29-52

Kunal Sen and Rajendra R. Vaidya

Monetary Regimes and the Term Structure of Forward Premia pp. 53-64

Nita Thacker

Sidney Weintraub: The Genesis of an Economic Heretic pp. 65-88

J.E. King

The Demand for Endogenous Money pp. 89-106

Peter G.A. Howells

Dynamic Games in Macro Models: A Critical Appraisal pp. 107-123

Mohammed Dore

Some Empirical Evidence on the Temporal Relationships between Foreign Inflows and Aggregate Spending Categories in the United States pp. 125-139

Saeid Mahdavi

Indirect Taxes and the Cambridge Model pp. 141-151

Joan O’Connell

Announcement pp. 152-152

The Editors

Volume 17, issue 4, 1995

On the Persistence of High Unemployment in the OECD Countries: The Real Debt Resistance Hypothesis pp. 481-502

Javid Taheri

Paradox of Hysteresis and Real-Wage Flexibility in Australia pp. 503-514

Neil Dias Karunaratne

by Eileen Appelbaum and Rosemary Batt: A Review pp. 515-524

Robert Drago

A Note on Volatility pp. 525-544

Frederic L. Pryor and Elliott Sulcove

The Endogenous Money Stock: Empirical Observations from the United Kingdom pp. 545-559

Philip Arestis and Iris Biefang-Frisancho

Business Cycle Volatility and Economic Growth: The Historical Record, 1870–1986 pp. 561-577

Morris Altman

An Empirical Note on the Investment Behavior of U.K. Firms, 1960–85 pp. 579-591

Donald Hay and Helen Louri

Household Behavior under “Austerity” Stabilization of Hyperinflation: The Roots of Fragility pp. 593-605

Leon Podkaminer

Finance and Economic Breakdown: Modeling Minsky’s “Financial Instability Hypothesis” pp. 607-635

Steve Keen

Macroeconomic Determinants of Tariff Policy in a Developing Economy: Costa Rica, 1963–92 pp. 636-644

John Thornton and Philip Molyneux

Author Index to Volume 17 pp. 645-646

The Editors

Volume 17, issue 3, 1995

Rediscovering the Missing Visionary of the Middle Way: A Review of Skidelsky on Keynes pp. 313-324

Johan Deprez

How Keynes Became a Post Keynesian pp. 325-335

Bill Ballard

In the “Orthodox” Tradition: Keynes Never Managed to Become a Post Keynesian pp. 337-340

D. E Moggridge

What Keynes Really Said about Deficit Spending pp. 341-355

Elba K. Brown-Collier and Bruce E. Collier

Divergent Trends in Gender Segregation by Occupation in the United States: 1970–92 pp. 357-378

Martin Watts

Cumulative Causation and the “New” Theories of Economic Growth pp. 381-402

Peter Skott and Paul Auerbach

A Post Keynesian Perspective of U.K. Manufacturing Pricing pp. 403-426

Paul Downward

Keynes and the Collapse of the British Cotton Industry in the 1920s: A Microeconomic Case against Laissez-Faire pp. 427-445

Roberto Marchionatti

On the Long-Run Determinants of the U.S. Trade Balance: A Comment pp. 447-455

Ki-Ho Kim

The Long-Run Determinants of the U.S. Trade Balance Revisited pp. 457-465

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee

Stagflation and Monetary Stabilization Policies: A Rejoinder pp. 469-471

Hamid Mohtadi and Harjit Arora

Stagflation and Monetary Stabilization Policies: A Comment pp. 469-471

P. Nagaraian

Sluggish Job Growth: Rising Productivity, Anemic Recovery, or Something Else? pp. 473-478

Basil Moore

Editor’s Corner pp. 479-482

The Editors

Volume 17, issue 2, 1994

Economics as an Elite Folk Science: The Suppression of Uncertainty pp. 165-184

Jerry Ravetz

Introduction pp. 185-186

Paul Davidson

Is Keynesian Demand Management Policy Still Viable? pp. 187-210

Steven Cunningham and Jon Vilasuso

Keynes is Not Dead, Just Drugged and Dormant pp. 211-229

Robert Eisner

Why Doubt the Effectiveness of Keynesian Fiscal Policy? pp. 231-248

Steven Fazzari

John Maynard Nosferatu pp. 249-260

James K. Galbraith

The Viability of Economic Policy and the Priorities of Economic Policy pp. 261-277

Jan Kregel

The Institutional Context of the MacroEconomy and Demand Management Policy: Comment on Cunningham and Vilasuso pp. 279-283

Warren Samuels

Is Keynesian Policy Dead after All These Years? pp. 285-306

L. Randall Wray

Keynesian Demand Management is Alive and Ill pp. 307-310

Gerald Epstein

Volume 17, issue 1, 1994

Aggregate Supply and Demand Analysis Since Keynes: A Partial History pp. 3-31

J. E. King

The Shacklean Nature of Commons’s Reasonable Value pp. 33-44

Richard M. Dawson

Fully Inarticulate Model Economics: Or, Does Math Equal Macro? pp. 45-68

Michael R. Montgomery

Circular Causation and the Veblenian Dichotomy in the: An Introduction to Institutionalist Method pp. 69-89

John T. Harvey

On the Relationship between Kalecki and the Kaleckians pp. 91-109

Andrew B. Trigg

Endogenous Money and the Multiplier pp. 111-120

Allin Cottrell

The Demise of the Keynesian Multiplier: A Reply to Cottrell pp. 121-133

Basil Moore

Comment on “Why Does Business Invest?” pp. 135-136

Douglas Stutsman

Rejoinder to Douglas Stutsman pp. 137-137

Edward A. Downe and William Pan

An Open Economy Model of Wages and Employment with an Application to Korea pp. 139-152

Moon Woo-Sik

Why a Low Interest Rate is the Proper Preventive of Inflation pp. 153-158

George P. Brockway

Challenge to the Natural Rate Doctrine pp. 159-161

Robert Eisner

Erratum pp. 163-163

The Editors

The Nature of Post Keynesianism and Its Links to Other Traditions pp. 164-164

Tony Lawson