Journal of Post Keynesian Economics

1978 - 2024

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Growth and Survival in a Capitalist System pp. 443-458: Myron J. Gordon
Inflation as Prisoner's Dilemma pp. 459-481: Shlomo Maital and Yael Benjamini
Laments, Ancient and Modern: Keynes on Mathematical and Econometric Methodology pp. 482-493: Michael G. Phelps
Capital and the Firm in Neoclassical Theory pp. 494-508: E. J. Nell
On the Existence of X-Efficiency pp. 509-527: Roger S. Frantz
Survival and Pareto Optimality in Public Utility Rate Making pp. 528-540: Warren Samuels
Note: Corn into Canons: Samuelson's Classical Model pp. 541-548: Paul P. Christensen
Corporate Autonomy and X-Inefficiency pp. 549-565: John W. Sutherland
Money Supply and Demand Interdependence pp. 566-575: Sidney Weintraub
Causality in Economics: A Review pp. 576-584: Paul Davidson
Recent Experience with Monetary Growth and Inflation in Germany, Japan, and the United States pp. 585-592: M. A. Akhtar
Editors' Corner pp. 593: P. D. and S. W.

The Dual-Faceted Nature of the Keynesian Revolution: Money and Money Wages in Unemployment and Production Flow Prices pp. 291-307: Paul Davidson
Davidson on Keynes on Money pp. 308-313: Martin Bronfenbrenner
On Bronfenbrenner and Mainstream Views of the "Essential Properties" of Money: A Reply pp. 314-318: Paul Davidson
World Trade Multipliers pp. 319-344: Richard M. Goodwin
The Changing Nature of Government Regulation of Business pp. 345-357: Murray Weidenbaum
The Swelling Spectre of Government pp. 358-363: Melville J. Ulmer
Some Notes on the Opposition to Regulation [with Reply] pp. 364-367: Daniel R. Fusfeld and Murray Weidenbaum
Methodological Morality in the Cambridge Controversies pp. 368-380: Sheila Dow
Consumption, Utility, and Social Process pp. 381-391: Mary McNally
The Demand Curve and Welfare Change: A Reconsideration pp. 392-404: Peter Asch and Rosalind S. Seneca
Money Wage Determination in Post Keynesian Economics pp. 405-419: James E. Annable, Jr.
Capital Scarcity and Factor Proportions in Less Developed Countries pp. 420-429: Deena R. Khatkhate
Kalecki's Theory of Profits [with Reply] pp. 430-431: Athanasios Thanos Skouras and Sidney Weintraub
Stopping Inflation, Reducing Unemployment, and Solving the Oil Problem pp. 432-435: Robert Eisner
A Liberal for All Seasons pp. 436-437: S. W.

Ideology, Methodology, and Neoclassical Economics pp. 155-180: Peter Wiles
Relative Wages and Employment Theory pp. 181-192: Robert Dixon
Beggar Thy Neighbor, Better Thy Neighbor? pp. 193-200: Peter J. W. N. Bird
Aggregate Inventory Behavior: Response to Uncertainty and Interest Rates pp. 201-211: Laura S. Rubin
The Real Distribution of Current Goods and Services pp. 212-222: John Roemer
Kalecki, Luxemburg, and Imperialism pp. 223-230: William Darity
The Utility of Being Hanged on the Gallows pp. 231-239: John M. Blatt
Uncertainty, Choice, and the Marginal Efficiencies pp. 240-254: Douglas Vickers
A Credit Model Featuring External Finance and Scale Economies pp. 255-266: Jacob Cohen and James L. Kenkel
On Not Quantifying the Nonquantifiable [with Reply] pp. 267-273: Timothy Brennan and Donald W. Katzner
Money as a Factor of Production: Ultimate Neoclassical Heresy or Keynesian Insight? [with Rejoinder] pp. 273-282: V. Smith and Paul Davidson
Comment on "Relative Wages and Employment Theory" pp. 283-284: S. W.

Prices and Income Distribution in Manufacturing Industry pp. 3-25: Paolo Sylos-Labini
The Acceleration of Inflation pp. 26-42: Jerome Stein
Comment on "The Acceleration of Inflation" pp. 43-48: Sidney Weintraub
The Endogenous Money Stock pp. 49-70: Basil Moore
Economic Efficiency and Inefficient Economics pp. 71-82: Charles Wolf, Jr.
Modigliani on Flexible Wages and Prices pp. 83-93: Paul Wells
Sraffian Themes in Adam Smith's Theory pp. 94-109: Paul P. Christensen
How Voluntary Is Unemployment? Two Views of the Phillips Curve pp. 110-119: John W. Nevile
Mergers, Monopoly Power, and Relative Shares pp. 120-134: Arthur Grant
Keynes, the Keynesians, and Friedman: Three Views of Money in the Trap pp. 135-138: Nicholas W. Schrock and W. James Smith
Keynes Today pp. 139-144: Joan Robinson and Francis Cripps
Oil Conservation: Theory vs. Policy pp. 145-149: P. D.