The Economics of Imperfect Competition and Employment

Edited by George R. Feiwel

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Date: 1989
ISBN: 978-1-349-08630-6
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Towards an Integration of Imperfect Competition and Macrodynamics: Kalecki, Keynes, Joan Robinson

George R. Feiwel

Ch 2 Involuntary Unemployment and Imperfect Competition: A Game-theoretic Macromodel

John Roberts

Ch 3 The Cambridge Background to Imperfect Competition

John K. Whitaker

Ch 4 Imperfect Competition After Fifty Years

Robert L. Bishop

Ch 5 Competition and the Number of Participants: Lessons of Edgeworth’s Theorem

Takashi Negishi

Ch 6 Is Imperfect Competition Empirically Empty?

John Sutton

Ch 7 Competitive Equilibrium in a Market with Decentralized Trade and Strategic Behavior: An Introduction

Ariel Rubinstein

Ch 8 Entry and Exit

Robert Wilson

Ch 9 Effects of Entry on Profits under Monopolistic Competition

Leonid Hurwicz

Ch 10 An Essay on Price Discrimination

Paul Milgrom

Ch 11 Competitive Discriminatory Pricing

Jean Gabszewicz and Jacques Thisse

Ch 12 Two Applications of Characteristics Theory

G. C. Archibald and B. Eaton

Ch 13 Price-Quality Competition in Oligopolistic Interdependence

Robert E. Kuenne

Ch 14 Who Benefits from Unemployment?

Joaquim Silvestre

Ch 15 Monopolistic Competition and the Capital Market

Joseph Stiglitz

Ch 16 Competition, Non-linear Pricing and Rationing in Credit Markets

Mordecai Kurz

Ch 17 Testimony I: An interview

Robert Solow

Ch 18 Testimony II: An Interview

James Tobin

Ch 19 Testimony III: An Interview

Franco Modigliani

Ch 20 Profit Sharing — A New ‘Keynesian’ Alternative? An Interview

Martin Weitzman

Ch 21 The Paradox of Money in the Economics of Joan Robinson

Dudley Dillard

Ch 22 Money and Finance in Joan Robinson’s Works

Augusto Graziani

Ch 23 Joan Robinson and the New Classical Economists as Critics of Keynesian Economics

Steven M. Sheffrin

Ch 24 On Inventories and the Business Cycle

Guy Laroque

Ch 25 Sunspots and Incomplete Financial Markets: The Leading Example

David Cass

Ch 26 Debts, Deficits and Interest Rates

Lorie Tarshis

Ch 27 Debt and Deficit and Other Illusions

Robert Eisner

Ch 28 On the Goals of Economic Policy

James K. Galbraith

Ch 29 Economic Cooperation as a Means of Improving East-West Relations

Dietrich Fischer

Ch 30 The Economics of Warfare: Joan Robinson’s Challenge

Jan Tinbergen

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