Journal of Post Keynesian Economics

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Volume 38, issue 4, 2015

Revising the European Central Bank’s fiscal rules to support growth and employment pp. 495-508

Mario Tonveronachi

Monetary policy rules and directions of causality: A test for the euro area pp. 509-531

Emiliano Brancaccio, Giuseppe Fontana, Milena Lopreite and Riccardo Realfonzo

Silvio Gesell: “A strange, unduly neglected” monetary theorist pp. 532-564

Cordelius Ilgmann

A Keynesian explanation of Indian government bond yields pp. 565-587

Tanweer Akram and Anupam Das

Economic growth and balance-of-payments constraint in Vietnam pp. 588-615

Alberto Bagnai, Arsène Rieber and Thi Anh-Dao Tran

Inflation, growth, and distribution: The Brazilian economy after the post war pp. 616-636

Carmem Feijo, Felipe Figueiredo Câmara and Luiz Fernando Cerqueira

A simple analytical model of the adverse real effects of inflation pp. 637-665

Eduardo F. Bastian and Mark Setterfield

Volume 38, issue 3, 2015

Reconsidering ergodicity and fundamental uncertainty pp. 331-354

J. Barkley Rosser

Sovereignty, the exchange rate, collective deceit, and the euro crisis pp. 355-375

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Pedro Rossi

Trade and financial liberalization revisited: Mexico’s experience pp. 376-398

Julio López

“Latin Americanization” of the Estonian economy: institutional analysis of financial fragility and the financialization process pp. 399-425

Egert Juuse

A post Keynesian framework of exchange rate determination: a Minskyan approach pp. 426-448

Annina Kaltenbrunner

The origins and evolution of military Keynesianism in the United States pp. 449-476

James M. Cypher

Hyman Minsky’s interpretation of Donald Trump pp. 477-492

Kevin Capehart

Announcement pp. 493-493

The Editors

Volume 38, issue 2, 2015

Reforming the international monetary system: a stock-flow-consistent approach pp. 167-191

Sebastian Valdecantos and Gennaro Zezza

Balance-of-payment-constrained growth in unbalanced productive structures: disregarded terms of trade negative effects pp. 192-217

Florencia Medici and Demian Panigo

Marcelo Diamand’s contributions to economic theory through the lens of the classical Keynesian approach: a formal representation of unbalanced productive structures pp. 218-250

Ariel Dvoskin and German Feldman

The random walk versus unbiased efficiency: can we separate the wheat from the chaff? pp. 251-279

Imad A. Moosa

Classical political economy: the subsistence wage, and job guarantee concerns pp. 280-301

John Henry

“Twin deficits” in Greece: in search of causality pp. 302-330

Michalis Nikiforos, Laura Barbosa de Carvalho and Christian Schoder

Volume 38, issue 1, 2015

A rejoinder to O'Donnell's critique of the ergodic/nonergodic explanation of Keynes's concept of uncertainty pp. 1-18

Paul Davidson

Free cash, corporate taxes, and the federal deficit pp. 19-37

Craig Medlen

Firm performance, macroeconomic conditions, and “animal spirits” in a Post Keynesian model of aggregate fluctuations pp. 38-63

Shyam Gouri Suresh and Mark Setterfield

Demand for financial assets and monetary policy: a restatement of the liquidity preference theory and the speculative demand for money pp. 64-92

Felipe Rezende

Loose money, high rates: interest rate spreads in historical perspective pp. 93-130

Arjun Jayadev and J. W. Mason

Development conventions: theory and the case of Brazil in the latter half of the twentieth century pp. 131-161

André De Melo Modenesi and Rui Lyrio Modenesi

Associate Editor’s Corner pp. 162-163

Fernando Cardim de Carvalho

Announcement pp. 164-164

The Editors

Erratum pp. 165-165

The Editors

Volume 37, issue 4, 2015

Piketty’s paradox: a comparison to the Keynesian paradox of thrift pp. 533-544

Alan Day Haight

The repeal of the Glass–Steagall Act and the Federal Reserve’s extraordinary intervention during the global financial crisis pp. 545-567

Yeva Nersisyan

The shadow banking system and the new phase of the money manager capitalism pp. 568-589

Daniela M. Prates and Maryse Farhi

A brief note on Mathias Binswanger’s model pp. 590-596

Zsolt Gilányi

Capitalism’s growth imperative: an examination of Binswanger and Gilányi pp. 597-622

Reeves Johnson

Zero growth and structural change in a post Keynesian growth model pp. 623-647

Eckehard Rosenbaum

The growth imperative revisited: a rejoinder to Gilányi and Johnson pp. 648-660

Mathias Binswanger

Not “wage-led” versus “profit-led,” but investment-led versus consumption-led growth pp. 661-686

Paulo L. Dos Santos

Perfect competition, methodologically contemplated pp. 687-703

John F.M. McDermott

Editorial Board EOV pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 37, issue 3, 2015

What was the primary factor encouraging mainstream economists to marginalize post Keynesian theory? pp. 369-383

Paul Davidson

Regional disparities in per capita income in India: convergence or divergence? pp. 384-407

Rowan Cherodian and Anthony Thirlwall

The tale of the contagion of two crises and policy responses in Brazil: a case of (Keynesian) policy coordination? pp. 408-435

Luiz Fernando de Paula, André de Melo Modenesi and Manoel Carlos C. Pires

Fiscal policy and the substitution between national and foreign savings pp. 436-458

Philip Arestis and Marco Flávio Resende

Sustainable development in a post Keynesian perspective: why eco-development is relevant to post Keynesian economics pp. 459-480

Eric Berr

International reserves and growth: assessing the mercantilist motive in Latin America pp. 481-502

Moritz Cruz

Financial assets overhang in Europe pp. 503-527

Marcello Spanò

Editors' Corner pp. 528-531

Jan Kregel and L. Randall Wray

Volume 37, issue 2, 2014

A critique of the ergodic/nonergodic approach to uncertainty pp. 187-209

Rod O’Donell

Animal spirits and organization pp. 211-231

Sheila Dow

Shackle’s potential surprise function and the formation of expectations in a monetary economy pp. 233-253

Andres F. Cantillo

Inflation Targeting and Macroeconomic Stability with Heterogeneous Inflation Expectations pp. 255-279

Gilberto Lima, Mark Setterfield and Jaylson Silveira

Modern monetary theory: contributions and critics pp. 281-307

James Juniper, Timothy Sharpe and Martin J. Watts

L. Albert Hahn’s pp. 309-335

Harald Hageman

Keynes as the first behavioral economist: the case of the attribute-substitution heuristic pp. 337-355

Thodoris T. Koutsobinas

Asymmetries in the relation between investment and output pp. 357-365

Hamid Baghestani and Tracy Mott

Editors’ Corner pp. 367-368

Jan Kregel and L. Randall Wray

Volume 37, issue 1, 2014

Remembering Sidney Weintraub pp. 3-8

Jan Kregel

Honoring Sidney Weintraub pp. 9-10

Mike Sharpe

A Jevonian seditionist: a mutiny to enhance the economic bounty? pp. 11-30

Sidney Weintraub

Sidney Weintraub and American post Keynesianism: 1938-1970 pp. 31-42

E. Weintraub

Reorienting fiscal policy: a bottom-up Approach pp. 43-66

Pavlina Tcherneva

New estimates of direct crowding out (or in) of investment and of a peace dividend for the U.S. economy pp. 67-90

Paul Blackley

Quantitative easing through the prism of the Barings crisis in 1890: central banks and the international money market pp. 91-114

Ramaa Vasudevan

Slow growth in the Mexican economy pp. 115-134

Gustavo Sánchez and Albino Luna

Profiteering and the degree of monopoly in the Great Recession: recent evidence from the United States and the United Kingdom pp. 135-162

J. Branston, Keith Cowling and Philip Tomlinson

Exchange rate volatility and stock market development in emerging economies pp. 163-180

Massomeh Hajilee and Omar Al Nasser

Editors' Corner pp. 181-183

Jan Kregel and L. Randall Wray