Journal of Post Keynesian Economics

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Volume 29, issue 4, 2007

It is high time to ditch the NAIRU pp. 531-554

Servaas Storm and C. Naastepad

The right to a job: a Post Keynesian perspective pp. 555-571

Diane Zannoni and Edward Mckenna

Real wage productivity elasticity across advanced economies, 1963-1996 pp. 573-600

Scott Carter

Explaining persistent unemployment in eastern Germany pp. 601-619

John Hall and Udo Ludwig

Natural equilibrium real interest rate estimates and monetary policy design pp. 621-643

Philip Arestis and Georgios Chortareas

The conventional versus the natural rate of interest: implications for central bank autonomy pp. 645-666

Oscar De-Juan

The natural rate of interest: which concept? which estimation method? which policy conclusions? pp. 667-688

Jesus Crespo Cuaresma and Ernest Gnan

The neutral rate of interest and a new monetary policy rule pp. 689-697

H. Atesoglu

Author index to Volume 29 pp. 699-701

The Editors

Volume 29, issue 3, 2007

How do conflicting theories about financial markets coexist? pp. 363-391

Wesley Phoa, Sergio Focardi and Frank Fabozzi

Theories of stock prices and the Greenspan---Bernanke doctrine on stock market bubbles pp. 393-408

J. Raines, J. McLeod and Charles Leathers

Monetary transmission---federal funds rate and CD rates pp. 409-426

Yasuo Nishiyama

Financial engineering, consumer credit, and the stability of effective demand pp. 427-450

Christopher Brown

A prolegomena to any future Post Keynesian education policy pp. 455-472

Steven Pressman

Technology gap, real wages, and learning in a balance-of-payments---constrained growth model pp. 473-500

Gabriel Porcile, Marcus Dutra and Antonio Meirelles

An empirical analysis of a Keynesian investment theory using Brazilian firm-level panel data pp. 501-519

Gregory Falls and Paul Natke

Are we making progress toward a civilized society? pp. 521-528

Paul Davidson

Volume 29, issue 2, 2006

The lasting economic contributions of John Kenneth Galbraith, 1908-2006 pp. 179-190

Stephen Dunn and Steven Pressman

History versus equilibrium? on the possibility and realist basis of a general critique of traditional equilibrium analysis pp. 191-209

Dany Lang and Mark Setterfield

OECD demand regimes (1960-2000) pp. 211-246

C. Naastepad and Servaas Storm

More on the monetary transmission mechanism: mortgage rates and the federal funds rate pp. 247-257

James Payne

Exchange rates and prices: revisiting Granger causality tests pp. 259-283

Jen-Chi Cheng, Larry Taylor and Wenlong Weng

Irrational exuberance and stock market valuations: evidence from China pp. 285-308

Feng Xiao

A Post Keynesian approach to advertising and its relevance for the transition economies pp. 309-325

Marko Lah, Andrej SušJan and Branko Ilič

"Expansionary fiscal contractions": a standard Keynesian explanation pp. 327-358

Göran Hjelm

Volume 29, issue 1, 2006

Nobels for nonsense pp. 3-18

James Thompson, L. Baggett, William Wojciechowski and Edward Williams

Developments in behavioral finance and experimental economics and Post Keynesian finance theory pp. 19-39

Matthew Fung

Trade liberalization, the income elasticity of demand for imports, and growth in Latin America pp. 41-61

Penélope Pacheco-López and Anthony Thirlwall

The balance-of-payments—constrained growth model: a north—south approach pp. 67-92

Leonardo Vera

Debt, financial fragility, and economic growth: a Post Keynesian macromodel pp. 93-115

Antonio Meirelles and Gilberto Lima

Aspirations, bargaining power, and macroeconomic performance pp. 117-148

Mark Setterfield and Ted Lovejoy

Reassessing the validity of Verdoorn's law under conditions of spatial dependence: a case study of the Greek regions pp. 149-170

Stilianos Alexiadis and Dimitris Tsagdis

Volume 28, issue 4, 2006

The more things change... inflation targeting and central bank policy pp. 551-558

Louis-Philippe Rochon

Has inflation targeting had any impact on inflation? pp. 559-571

Alvaro Angeriz and Philip Arestis

An alternative to inflation targeting in Latin America: macroeconomic policies focused on employment pp. 573-591

Roberto Frenkel

Inflation and economic growth: a cross-country nonlinear analysis pp. 593-614

Robert Pollin and Andong Zhu

Inflation targeting, economic performance, and income distribution: a monetary macroeconomics analysis pp. 615-638

Louis-Philippe Rochon and Sergio Rossi

Inflation targeting and central bank independence: we are all Keynesians now! or are we? pp. 639-652

Malcolm Sawyer

Is inflation targeting compatible with Post Keynesian economics? pp. 653-671

Mark Setterfield

Inflation targeting in a simple macroeconomic model pp. 673-688

H. Sonmez Atesoglu and John Smithin

Can, or should, a central bank inflation target? pp. 689-703

Paul Davidson

Author index to Volume 28 pp. 707-709

The Editors

Volume 28, issue 3, 2006

Monetary policy in the euro area pp. 371-394

Philip Arestis and Georgios Chortareas

Operational independence, inflation targeting, and UK monetary policy pp. 395-421

Alexander Mihailov

Endogenous doctrine, or, why is monetary policy in America so much better than in Europe? pp. 423-432

James K. Galbraith

The Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank: a theoretical comparison of their legislative mandates pp. 433-450

Giuseppe Fontana

Monetary policy strategies of the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve bank of the United States pp. 451-472

Claudio Sardoni and L. Randall Wray

The declining dollar, global economic growth, and macro stability pp. 473-493

Paul Davidson

Setting interest rates in the modern money era pp. 496-525

Scott T. Fullwiler

Value and probability pp. 527-538

Mark Hayes

Innocent frauds in Greenspan's last testimony pp. 539-547

Philip Arestis and Warren Mosler

Volume 28, issue 2, 2005

Post Keynesian versus neoclassical explanations of exchange rate movements: a short look at the long run pp. 161-179

John T. Harvey

Economic consequences of a rise in defense spending after September 11, 2001 pp. 181-191

H. Sonmez Atesoglu

Shareholder value orientation and the investment-profit puzzle pp. 193-215

Engelbert Stockhammer

The behavior of liquidity preference of banks and public and regional development: the case of Brazil pp. 217-240

Marco Crocco, Anderson Cavalcante and Cláudio Barra

Comprehensive accounting in simple open economy macroeconomics with endogenous sterilization or flexible exchange rates pp. 241-276

Wynne Godley and Marc Lavoie

Cultural variation in the theory of the firm pp. 277-293

Donald W. Katzner

Malaysia: from economic recovery to sustained economic growth pp. 295-315

Marwan Abdul-Malik Thanoon, Ahmad Zubaidi Baharumshah and Abd. Aziz Abd. Rahman

Capital mobility, real exchange rate appreciation, and asset price bubbles in emerging economies: a Post Keynesian macroeconomic model for a small open economy pp. 317-344

José Luís Oreiro

Can we trust in cross-sectional price-value correlation measures? some evidence from the case of Spain pp. 345-363

Emilio Díaz and Ruben Osuna

Volume 28, issue 1, 2005

Countervailing, conditioned, and contingent--the power theory of John Kenneth Galbraith pp. 3-23

Stefan Kesting

John Kenneth Galbraith and original institutional economics pp. 26-45

James Ronald Stanfield and Mary Wrenn

With John Kenneth Galbraith: a "political and moral philosophy" conception to study economic activities pp. 47-64

Marc Humbert

Consumer sovereign and consumption routine: a reexamination of the Galbraithian concept of the dependence effect pp. 65-82

Francis Munier and Zhao Wang

Technological innovation: Galbraith, the Post Keynesians, and a heterodox future pp. 83-102

Jerry Courvisanos

Galbraith and the Post Keynesians pp. 103-113

Paul Davidson

The determination of investment in the monetary production economy: a theory and its empirical application in the Post Keynesian tradition pp. 115-133

Mitsuhiko Iyoda

Profits, confidence, and public deficits: modeling Minsky's institutional dynamics pp. 136-154

Eric Nasica and Alain Raybaut