Review of Political Economy

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Volume 35, issue 4, 2023

The Role of Knowledge in Economic Life — From Bacon to Marshall pp. 913-932

Renee Prendergast

A Functional Analysis of the Role of Deposits in the Traditional Banking Industry pp. 933-952

Riccardo Zolea

Introduction to the Mini-Symposium on Lucas’s 1972 ‘Expectations and the Neutrality of Money’ in Historical Perspective pp. 953-955

Mauro Boianovsky

Lucas and Tobin: Debating the New Classical Challenge to Keynesian Economics pp. 956-971

Robert Dimand

Lucas and Friedman: The Challenges of Rational Expectations-Based Monetary Cycles for Adaptive Expectations-Based Monetary Long Trends pp. 972-986

Sylvie Rivot

Two Open Questions on Lucas’s Research Program in the Early 1970s pp. 987-1002

Bruna Ingrao

J.S. Mill, W. Roscher and D.H. Robertson: The Early History of the Monetary Misperceptions Hypothesis pp. 1003-1020

Mauro Boianovsky

Introduction to Post-Keynesian Economics: New Foundations by Marc Lavoie pp. 1021-1024

Sylvio Kappes and Louis-Philippe Rochon

Post-Keynesian Economics: New Foundations by Marc LavoieChapter 1: Essentials of Heterodox and Post-Keynesian Economics pp. 1025-1033

John King

Post-Keynesian Economics: New Foundations by Marc Lavoie Chapter 2: Theory of Choice pp. 1034-1044

Stavros Drakopoulos

Post-Keynesian Economics: New Foundations by Marc Lavoie Chapter 3: Theory of the firm pp. 1045-1050

Rosaria Rita Canale

Post-Keynesian Economics: New Foundations, by Marc Lavoie Chapter 4: Credit, Money and Central Banks pp. 1051-1060

Sylvio Kappes and Louis-Philippe Rochon

Post-Keynesian Economics: New Foundations, by Marc Lavoie Chapter 5: Effective Demand and Employment pp. 1061-1071

Peter Kriesler

Post-Keynesian Economics: New Foundations, by Marc Lavoie Chapter 6: Accumulation and Capacity pp. 1072-1082

Lidia Brochier

Post-Keynesian Economics: New Foundations, by Marc Lavoie Chapter 7: Open Economy Macroeconomics pp. 1083-1095

Robert Guttmann

Post-Keynesian Economics: New Foundations by Marc Lavoie Chapter 8: Inflation Theory pp. 1096-1108

Julia Braga and Franklin Serrano

Political Aspects of Full Employment: Eight Decades On pp. 1109-1123

Malcolm Sawyer

Majority Voting, Progressive Taxation, and Income Inequality pp. 1124-1135

Creina Day and Garth Day

Optimal Planning with Consumer Feedback: A Simulation of a Socialist Economy pp. 1136-1156

Jan Philipp Dapprich

Growth is Good for the Poor? Not Necessarily pp. 1157-1161

Jan Vandemoortele and Enrique Delamonica

American Academic Male Economists and Women’s Suffrage: Another Look at Progressive-Era (Il)Liberalism pp. 1162-1178

Giandomenica Becchio and Luca Fiorito

Some Constructive Comments on Steve Keen’s Manifesto for a New Economics pp. 1179-1187

Giancarlo Bertocco and Andrea Kalajzić

Heterodox challenges in economics: theoretical issues and the crisis of the eurozone pp. 1187-1190

Aldo Barba

Inequalities and the Progressive Era: Breakthroughs and Legacies pp. 1191-1193

Emanuele Citera

Volume 35, issue 3, 2023

Gender, Feminist Pedagogy, and Economics Education pp. 587-592

Melanie G. Long

An Analysis of Women’s Underrepresentation in Undergraduate Economics pp. 593-613

Hannah Gartner and Alyssa Schneebaum

The Necessity of Pursuing Feminist Pedagogy in Economics pp. 614-633

Stephan Lefebvre and Lisa Giddings

Teaching Heterodox Economics in a Feminist Perspective by Using Students’ Written Diaries on Consumption pp. 634-649

Marcella Corsi and Giulia Zacchia

Diversifying the ‘Great Economists’: An Assignment to Promote Inclusivity and Belongingness in Introductory Economics Courses pp. 650-665

Jacqueline Strenio

Demand-led Growth, Conflict Inflation and Distribution: Institutional and Sectoral Specificities and Applications to Advanced and Developing Economies pp. 666-669

Ricardo Summa and Lidia Brochier

Determinants of Growth in Mexico and Brazil Between 2003 and 2018: A Demand-led Decomposition of Growth Using Input-output Tables pp. 670-686

Patieene Alves-Passoni and Andrés Blancas Neria

How Short Is the Short Run in the Neo-Kaleckian Growth Model? pp. 687-701

Ettore Gallo

Determinants of Residential Investment Growth Rate in the US Economy (1992–2019) pp. 702-719

Gabriel Petrini and Lucas Teixeira

Industrial and Overall Economy Data on Capacity Utilization for the US Economy: A Note pp. 720-737

Guilherme Haluska

On Income Distribution Dynamics in Argentina During the 1976–1983 Dictatorship: A Classical-Structuralist Interpretation pp. 738-761

Ramiro E. Alvarez and Ariel Dvoskin

Inflation and Conflicting Claims in the Open Economy pp. 762-790

Guilherme Spinato Morlin

A Note on the Surplus Approach as ‘Neo-Marxian’ Political Economy pp. 791-802

Massimo Pivetti

Fragmentation of Production, Comparative Advantage, and the Heckscher-Ohlin Theory pp. 803-822

Gabriel Brondino

Lessons for the Age of Consequences: COVID-19 and the Macroeconomy pp. 823-862

Servaas Storm

Marx’s Theory of Labor Subsumption: Restatement and Critical Assessment pp. 863-882

Gilbert L. Skillman

Revisiting the Macroeconomic Impact of Benefits Generosity pp. 883-904

Hamid Raza, Mikael Randrup Byrialsen and Jørgen Stamhus

Review of Time for Socialism pp. 905-908

Steven Pressman

Macroeconomics: An Introduction pp. 908-911

Danielle Guizzo

Volume 35, issue 2, 2023

Correction pp. i-i

The Editors

Money and Empire at 50: A symposium pp. 365-366

Paolo Paesani

The Impact of Money and Empire on Economic and Historical Literature pp. 367-373

Alfredo Gigliobianco

The Myth of the Monetary Belle Époque pp. 374-382

Annalisa Rosselli

Money and Empire as a Contribution to the Literature on Keynes. A Problem of Interpretation pp. 383-393

Carlo Cristiano

Power Relations and Monetary Ideas: The Case of the Gold-Exchange Standard in India pp. 394-406

Ghislain Deleplace

Could Britain Continue with the Gold Standard in Absence of Colonial India? pp. 407-420

Sunanda Sen

De Cecco on Financial Centres, Monetary Power and Crisis pp. 421-433

Paolo Paesani

Does Household Debt Matter to Financial Fragility? pp. 434-453

Joëlle Leclaire

Stock-Flow Consistent Model with Repayment of Bank Loans Used to Finance Past Investments pp. 454-475

Edouard Cottin-Euziol and Nicolas Piluso

The Economic Principle of Political Liberalism: A Comparison of Rawls and Sugden pp. 476-493

Federica Nalli and Paolo Santori

The Centrality of Work: A Foundation for Political Economy pp. 494-509

Helena Lopes

From Potential GDP to Structural Balance: A Theoretical Reassessment and New Evidence for Italy pp. 510-540

Giovanni Carnazza, Claudia Fontanari, Paolo Liberati and Antonella Palumbo

Conceptions of the Natural and the Social in Walras's Economic Thought pp. 541-554

Mark S. Silverman

How are Banks and the Fed Linked? Teaching Key Concepts Today pp. 555-571

Jane Ihrig, Gretchen Weinbach and Scott Wolla

Herman Daly’s Economics for a Full World: His Life and Ideas pp. 572-574

Richard P. F. Holt

Raising Keynes: A Twenty-First-Century General Theory pp. 574-576

Henrique Morrone

Franco Modigliani and Keynesian Economics: Theory, Facts and Policy pp. 576-581

Paolo Paesani

Luigi Pasinetti 1930–2023 pp. 582-585

Nadia Garbellini

Volume 35, issue 1, 2023

Correction pp. I-I

The Editors

Review of Political Economy at 35 pp. 1-5

Louis-Philippe Rochon

On the Theoretical and Institutional Roots of Post-Keynesian Economics pp. 6-27

Louis-Philippe Rochon

The Cambridge Journal of Economics – A Forum of One’s Own pp. 28-49

Ashwani Saith

Towards a Post-Keynesian Welfare Economics: 35 Years Later pp. 50-64

Shaun P. Hargreaves Heap

Classical-Keynesian Political Economy, not Neoclassical Economics, is the Economic Theory of the Future pp. 65-97

Heinrich Bortis

Political Economy as a Methodological Approach pp. 98-110

Sheila Dow

Political Economy and Its Future: Conceptual and Institutional Issues pp. 111-128

David Dequech

Telling Fortunes: Feminist Theory and the Future of Political Economy pp. 129-144

Nancy Folbre

Exclusion, Surplus Population, and the Labour Question in Postcolonial Capitalism: Future Directions in Political Economy of Development pp. 145-173

Snehashish Bhattacharya, Surbhi Kesar and Sahil Mehra

Value and Money as Social Power: New Concepts for Old Questions pp. 174-188

André Orléan

The Future for Political Economy: Towards Unity in Diversity? pp. 189-210

Frank Stilwell

Monetary Policy and Personal Income Distribution: A Survey of the Empirical Literature pp. 211-230

Sylvio Antonio Kappes

A Marxist Political Economy Retort to the ‘After the Washington Consensus' pp. 231-262

John Marangos

Whatever Happened to the ‘Goodwin Pattern’? Profit Squeeze Dynamics in the Modern American Labour Market pp. 263-286

Mark Setterfield

Punishment or Forgiveness? Loan Modifications in Private Label Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities from 2008 to 2014 pp. 287-315

Thomas Herndon

Rethinking Development Economics: Problems and Prospects of Georgist Political Economy pp. 316-333

Franklin Obeng-Odoom

Reconciling Supply and Demand: New Evidence on the Adjustment Mechanisms between Actual and Potential Growth Rates pp. 334-355

Arthur B. Cordeiro and João Prates Romero

Capital and Ideology pp. 356-357

Cristóbal Villalobos

Emerging Economies and the Global Financial System: Post-Keynesian Analysis pp. 358-359

Fernando Toledo

An Introduction to Macroeconomics. A Heterodox Approach to Economic Analysis pp. 359-361

Andrea Carrera

The Euro Crisis. An Institutionalist Approach pp. 362-364

Stefano Lucarelli