Journal of Post Keynesian Economics

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Volume 10, issue 4, 1988

A Keynesian Theory of Bank Behavior pp. 499-526

Gary Dymski

Introduction pp. 527-527

P. D.

Economic Policies and Actions in the Reagan Administration pp. 528-540

Allan Meltzer

The Reagan Record: A Post Keynesian View pp. 541-556

Alfred S. Eichner

An Evaluation of Reagan’s Economic Policies from an Incentivist (Supply-Side) Perspective pp. 557-566

Marc A. Miles

Paradox among the Paradigms: A Comment on Eichner, Meltzer, Bowles and Co-Workers, and Miles pp. 567-571

James K. Galbraith

An Empirical Model of Property Crime: Deterrence versus Redistribution pp. 572-584

Lonnie Stevans

“On Foreign Trade” and the Ricardian Model of Trade pp. 585-601

Sergio Parrinello

Stagflation and Monetary Stabilization Policies in a Disequilibrium Framework: The Case of South Korea pp. 602-617

Hamid Mohtadi and Harjit Arora

Organizing Work in an Information Age pp. 618-630

Vernon Renshaw

A Reconsideration of the Focal Outcomes Approach to Portfolio Selection pp. 631-645

Domingo Castelo Joaquin

The Optimal Depletion of a Theory of Exhaustible Resources: A Comment pp. 646-650

Mohammed Dore

Reply to Dore pp. 651-652

Vince Eagan

Absolute Liquidity Preference and the Pigou Effect: A Comment pp. 653-654

Thomas Mayer

Absolute Liquidity Preference and the Pigou Effect: A Reply pp. 655-657

Alan Rabin and Ziad Keilany

Editor’s Corner pp. 658-658

The Editors

Author Index to Volume X pp. 659-661

The Editors

Volume 10, issue 3, 1988

An Essay on the Nature and Significance of the Normative Nature of Economics pp. 347-354

Warren Samuels

Wage Competition in the Labor Queue pp. 355-369

Douglas Stutsman

Introduction: Three Views on the Endogenous Money Supply pp. 370-371

P. D.

The Endogenous Money Supply pp. 372-385

Basil Moore

On the Endogenous Money Supply pp. 386-389

David I. Fand

Can the Federal Reserve Influence Whether the Money Supply Is Endogenous? A Comment on Moore pp. 390-397

Ann-Marie Meulendyke

Concluding Comments pp. 398-400

Basil Moore

Keynes’s Neglected Heritage: The Classical Microfoundations of The General Theory pp. 401-413

Evelyn Forget and Shahram Manouchehri

New Evidence on the Effect of Unions and Imports on Monopoly Power pp. 414-427

Thomas Karier

Inflation and Productivity Growth in the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 428-444

Andrew Buck and Felix FitzRoy

The Average-Productivity Wage Adjustment Rule: A Reconsideration pp. 445-451

Martin Watts

The Average-Productivity Wage Adjustment Rule: A Further Reconsideration pp. 452-454

J. Kirker Stephens

The Realism of Post Keynesian Economics: A Marketing Perspective pp. 455-473

Ali Rassuli and Kathleen M. Rassuli

Chief Executive Officer Compensation: Comment pp. 474-478

Fred J. Abraham

Reply pp. 479-481

George P. Brockway

Raw Material Prices and Kalecki’s Wage Share Theory: A Comment pp. 482-486

Douglas Mair

Raw Material Prices and Kalecki’s Wage Share Theory: Reply pp. 487-488

Martin Riese

Costs, Increasing Costs, and Technical Progress: Response to the Critics pp. 489-491

Frederic Lee

Rejoinder pp. 492-494

Wesley J. Yordon

University of Tennessee International Workshop in Post Keynesian Economics pp. 495-495

Louise Davidson

Volume 10, issue 2, 1987

U.S. Fiscal Policy, Keynes, and Keynesian Economics pp. 171-182

Richard A. Musgrave

Labor Supply Response in Keynes’s Theory of Involuntary Unemployment pp. 183-201

Charles B. Garrison

Keynes and the Nature of Involuntary Unemployment pp. 202-215

John McCombie

Involuntary Unemployment Independent of the Labor Market pp. 216-224

William Darity and Bobbie L. Horn

Income Inequality and Consumptive Spending Behavior: Empirical Evidence from the 1978–79 Household Budget Survey in Belgium pp. 225-249

Frank Moulaert and Loïc de Cannière

The Credit Segment of a UK Post Keynesian Model pp. 250-269

Philip Arestis

Equilibrium, Market Process, and Historical Time pp. 270-281

Charles M. A. Clark

Bank Lending, Discount Window Borrowing, and the Endogenous Money Supply: A Theoretical Framework pp. 282-303

Thomas Palley

Military Production and Capital Accumulation: A Comment pp. 304-309

James M. Cypher

Military Spending and Economic Crises: A Comment on Gottheil and Riddell pp. 310-317

John A. Miller

Military Production, Capital Accumulation, and Economic Crisis: A Reply pp. 318-322

Fred M. Gottheil

A Modest Set of Proposals for Resolving the International Debt Problem pp. 323-338

Paul Davidson

University of Tennessee International Workshop in Post Keynesian Economics pp. 339-339

Louise Davidson

Volume 10, issue 1, 1987

Sources and Centers of Cyclical Movement in Real Wages: Evidence from Panel Data pp. 3-21

Wendy Rayack

Cambridge (U.K.) versus Cambridge (Mass.): A Keynesian Solution of “Pasinetti’s Paradox” pp. 22-36

F. H. Fleck and C.-M. Domenghino

Technological Unemployment: A Note on Pasinetti pp. 37-43

Josef Falkinger

Troublesome Probability and Economics pp. 44-64

Robin Rowley and Omar. Hamouda

More on the Distinction between Potential Confirmation and Probability pp. 65-83

Donald W. Katzner

Aggregate Supply and the Producers’ Expected Demand Curve: Performance and Change in the Macroeconomy pp. 84-104

Douglas Vickers

Keynes and the Invisible Hand Theorem pp. 105-115

Neil B. Niman

The Dilemma of General Equilibrium Analysis pp. 116-122

George P. Brockway

Introduction pp. 123-123

Paul Davidson

Speculation, the Rate of Interest, and the Rate of Profit pp. 124-132

Victoria Chick

The Effective Demand Approach to Employment and Inflation Analysis pp. 133-145

Jan Kregel

Sensible Expectations and the Long-Run Non-Neutrality of Money pp. 146-153

Paul Davidson

Prices and Income Distribution in Manufacturing Industry pp. 154-160

Douglas Mair

Reply pp. 161-162

Paolo Sylos-Labini

A Note on the Pigou Effect and the Liquidity Trap pp. 163-165

Serge Coulombe

A Note on the Pigou Effect and Liquidity Trap: Reply pp. 166-167

Alan Rabin and Ziad Keilany