PSL Quarterly Review

2008 - 2023

Current editor(s): Alessandro Roncaglia and Carlo D'Ippoliti

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Introduction pp. 369-370: Alessandro Roncaglia
De-globalising bank regulation pp. 371-385: Mario Tonveronachi
US Basel III Final Rule on banks' capital requirements: A different-size-fits-all approach pp. 387-402: Rainer Masera
The productivity of the public sector: A Classical view pp. 403-434: Marcella Corsi and Carlo D'Ippoliti
Income distribution in a monetary economy pp. 435-455: Nazim Ekinci

Luigi Spaventa pp. 171-199: Alessandro Roncaglia
Dualism in economic growth pp. 201-253: Luigi Spaventa
Effects of inflation on the distribution of income in Italy, 1953-1962 pp. 255-265: Luigi Spaventa
The use of econometric models for long-term policies: A critical view pp. 267-290: Luigi Spaventa
The growth of public debt in Italy: past experience, perspectives and policy problems pp. 291-324: Luigi Spaventa
The political economy of european monetary integration pp. 325-342: Luigi Spaventa
Out in the cold? Outsiders and insiders in 1999: feasible and unfeasible options pp. 343-366: Luigi Spaventa

Hyman Minsky's monetary production economy pp. 77-94: Alessandro Roncaglia
The Relevance of Kalecki: The Useable Contribution pp. 95-106: Hyman Minsky
A Kaldorian approach to catch up and structural change in economies with high degree of heterogeneity pp. 107-135: Marcos Tostes Lamonica and Carmem Feijo
The European Banking Union: Will It Be a True Union without Risk Sharing? pp. 137-167: Mario Sarcinelli

Introduction: on the role of a generalist journal pp. 3-6: Alessandro Roncaglia
Keynes, Hobson, Marx pp. 7-19: Robert Slidelsky
Determinants of SME credit worthiness under Basel rules: the value of credit history information pp. 21-47: Francesco Dainelli, Francesco Giunta and Fabrizio Cipollini
Tadeusz Kowalik: Radical Political Economist, Solidarity Advisor and Critic of Globalised Capitalism pp. 50-57: Jan Toporowski
Better than Ploughing pp. 59-76: James Buchanan

Financial re-regulation at a crossroads: How the European experience strengthens the case for a radical reform built on Minsky's approach pp. 335-383: Mario Tonveronachi and Elisabetta Montanaro
The cost and benefit of banking regulations and controls, Chinese style pp. 385-402: Xiaosheng Ju and Dic Lo
No, they can't! The potential and limitations of the EU (as a supranational state in the making) to reform finance and overcome the crisis pp. 403-427: Peter Wahl
Appreciating diversity: Regulatory reform and banking practices in the developed and developing worlds pp. 429-436: Jayati Ghosh
Keynesian uncertainty and the shaky foundations of statistical risk assessment models pp. 437-454: Alessandro Roncaglia

Euro crisis or public debt crisis? With a remedy for the latter case pp. 215-236: Mario Sarcinelli
A lesson from Pietro Leopoldo pp. 237-246: Giacomo Becattini
The Impact of Political Relations Between Countries on Economic Relations pp. 247-273: Amir Najafi and Hossein Askari
Capital-Specific Technological Change and Human Capital Accumulation in a Model of Export-Led Growth pp. 275-311: Ricardo Araujo and Gilberto Lima
Pierangelo Garegnani: Rebuilding Economic Theory pp. 311-331: Roberto Ciccone

Josef Steindl, the Trieste School and the BNL Quarterly Review pp. 113-116: Alessandro Roncaglia
Roots - Reflections on Josef Steindl's First Article in an Economic Journal pp. 117-133: Kurt W. Rothschild
Josef Steindl's Life and Work in Austria pp. 135-149: Alois Guger and Ewald Walterskirchen
Steindl on Stochastic Processes pp. 151-166: Marcella Corsi
Josef Steindl: An Economist of His Times pp. 167-187: Nina Shapiro
Effective Demand in the Short and in the Long Run pp. 189-197: Josef Steindl
Reflections on the Present State of Economics pp. 199-212: Josef Steindl

Introduction: there is more to Keynesianism than public spending alone pp. 3-10: Carlo D'Ippoliti
Finance-dominated capitalism, re-distribution, household debt and financial fragility in a Kaleckian distribution and growth model pp. 11-51: Eckhard Hein
The supreme subprime myth: the role of bad loans in the 2007-2009 financial crisis pp. 52-77: Alberto Niccoli and Francesco Marchionne
Do financial investors affect the price of wheat? pp. 79-109: Daniele Girardi

Balance of payments constrained growth models: history and overview pp. 307-351: Anthony Thirlwall
Criticisms and defences of the balance-of-payments constrained growth model: some old, some new pp. 353-392: John McCombie
The remarkable durability of Thirlwall's Law pp. 393-427: Mark Setterfield
The Balance of Payments Constraint as an Explanation of International Growth Rate Differences pp. 429-438: Anthony Thirlwall

Introduction pp. 189-191: Alessandro Roncaglia
A critical assessment of the European approach to financial reforms pp. 193-226: Elisabetta Montanaro and Mario Tonveronachi
Will restricting proprietary trading and stricter derivatives regulation make the US financial system more stable? pp. 227-247: Jan Kregel
Rethinking regulation: international banks in Asian emerging markets pp. 249-266: C. P. Chandrasekhar
Financial governance and economic development: making sense of the Chinese experience pp. 267-286: Dic Lo, Guicai Li and Yingquan Jiang
Implications of regulating commodity derivatives markets in the USA and EU pp. 287-304: Jayati Ghosh

Introduction: the crisis of economies and economics pp. 95-103: Carlo D'Ippoliti
Taking the moral hazard out of banking: the next fundamental step in financial reform pp. 105-142: Rainer Masera
Framing world monetary system reform: Fritz Machlup and the Bellagio Group conferences pp. 143-166: Carol M. Connell
Macroeconomics in crisis and macroeconomics in recovery pp. 167-185: Alessandro Roncaglia

A multi-faceted financial crisis pp. 3-5: Alessandro Roncaglia
Financialization in the Light of Keynesian Theory pp. 7-21: Amit Bhaduri
Resolving the US financial crisis: politics dominates economics in the New Political Economy pp. 23-37: Jan Kregel
The tax system and the financial crisis pp. 39-94: Vieri Ceriani, Stefano Manestra, Giacomo Ricotti, Alessandra Sanelli and Ernesto Zangari