Journal of Post Keynesian Economics

1978 - 2025

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The discrete charm of the Washington consensus pp. 541-560: Jan Kregel
Capital controls and financial liberalization: removing the ideological bias pp. 561-582: AndrÃ© De Melo Modenesi and Rui Lyrio Modenesi
The coordination problem: expectations and inaction pp. 583-600: Miguel Duran
Alternative money theories: a G7 testing pp. 601-622: Yannis Panagopoulos and Aristotelis Spiliotis
Cycles and trends in U.S. net borrowing flows pp. 623-648: Nelson Barbosa-Filho, Codrina Rada, Lance Taylor and Luca Zamparelli
Fiscal policy in a stock-flow consistent model: a comment pp. 649-668: Bill Martin
Is the current financial distress caused by the subprime mortgage crisis a Minsky moment? or is it the result of attempting to securitize illiquid noncommercial mortgage loans? pp. 669-676: Paul Davidson

Teaching Post Keynesian exchange rate theory pp. 147-168: John Harvey
Neoclassical versus Post Keynesian models of exchange rate determination: a comparison based on nonnested model selection tests and predictive accuracy pp. 169-185: Imad Moosa
Inheriting inequality: institutional influences on the distribution of wealth pp. 187-203: Alan Isaac
Market structure-driven discrimination and the earnings of subordinate managers: an analysis by union density pp. 205-225: Jacqueline Agesa and Richard Agesa
The case for the Swedish wage-earner funds: a Post Keynesian solution to the dynamic inefficiency of capitalism through the socialization of investment pp. 227-258: Philip Whyman
A Keynesian angle for the Taylor rule: mortgage rates, monthly payment illusion, and the scarecrow effect of inflation pp. 259-277: Alan Haight
Neoclassical, mainstream, orthodox, and heterodox economics pp. 279-302: David Dequech
Live and dead issues in the methodology of economics pp. 303-312: David Colander, Richard Holt and J. Barkley Rosser

The state of Post Keynesian interest rate policy: where are we and where are we going? pp. 3-11: Louis-Philippe Rochon
Interest rates, income distribution, and monetary policy dominance: Post Keynesians and the "fair rate" of interest pp. 13-42: Louis-Philippe Rochon and Mark Setterfield
Why money matters: Wicksell, Keynes, and the new consensus view on monetary policy pp. 43-60: Giuseppe Fontana
Macroeconomics and monetary policy: competing theoretical frameworks pp. 61-78: Thomas Palley
Fiscal policy in a stock-flow consistent (SFC) model pp. 79-100: Wynne Goldey and Marc Lavoie
A real interest rate rule for monetary policy? pp. 101-118: John Smithin
A Post Keynesian view of central bank independence, policy targets, and the rules versus discretion debate pp. 119-141: L. Randall Wray

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

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

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

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