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Supply-Side Stagnation Theories: Christina Anselmann
Rise of Capitalism and Early Interest Rate Theory: Peter Spahn
Capital Theory: Volker Caspari
Keynes and Hayek After 1936: An Intriguing Silence and Surprising Agreements: Arie Arnon
Postwar Planner and Trade Minister: Claes Berg
The Petition to the Federal Assembly—A German “Place of Remembrance”: Eugen Wendler
Expectations in Tobin’s Macroeconomics: The Fisherian and Keynesian Roots of Tobin’s q and Corridor of Stability: Robert Dimand
Using the State: Ola Innset
Karl Marx’s Das Kapital: Lefteris Tsoulfidis
Conclusion: Yasuo Gonjo
The Labor and Exchange Value Theory as Well as the Money Theory of Friedrich List: Eugen Wendler
Keynes’s Equations and Early Post-General Theory IS-LM Models: Warren Young and Edward W. Fuller
The ECB as a Dealer of Last Resort from a Modern Monetary Theory Perspective: Dirk Ehnts and Michael Paetz
Tinbergen’s Macro-Dynamics: Instability and the Possibility of Collapse: Michaël Assous and Vincent Carret
The German Historical School: Volker Caspari
Growth Without Expectations: The Original Sin of Neoclassical Growth Models: Michaël Assous and Muriel Dal Pont Legrand
Financial Instability and Crises in Keynes’s Monetary Thought: Jörg Bibow
Bazarov, Bogdanov, and the West: Elizaveta Burina
Developments in Economics After the First World War: Volker Caspari
Incomes and Employment of Italian Women (1900–1950): Giacomo Gabbuti and María Gómez León
A New Europe: Ola Innset
Inflation Expectations and the Phillips Curve: Then and Now: Harald Hagemann
Friedrich List—An Economist with Vision: Eugen Wendler
The Ascent of Keynesianism: The IS-LM Hegemony: Arie Arnon
UN Economic Commission for Europe: Claes Berg
The Legacy of December 1933: Re-interpreting Mr. Keynes: Warren Young and Edward W. Fuller
Coordination Failures and the Political Economy of Economic Policy: Abdallah Zouache
Bacharach: How the Variable Frame and Team Reasoning Theories Challenge Standard Noncooperative Game Theory: Lauren Larrouy
Lenin’s Development Economics: An Outline: Denis Melnik
Debt and Debt Management: Reflections on a Fable by Kalecki: Jan Toporowski
Stagnation Theories: Concluding Remarks: Christina Anselmann
Heterogeneous Capital, the Production Function and the Theory of Distribution: Pierangelo Garegnani
The War that Bond Markets Did not Perceive as Such: Kim Oosterlinck and Marie Van Gansbeke
Business Cycles, Pump-Priming and the Role of Public Expenditures: Michaël Assous and Vincent Carret
Explaining the Post-pandemic Inflation Dynamics: Back to Wicksell?: Nicolas Barbaroux
Opposing Keynesianism: Friedman and the Rise of Monetarism: Arie Arnon
The Second Week: Ola Innset
The Impact of an Unequal Distribution of Income on Economic Growth: Theoretical Considerations: Christina Anselmann
Developments After the Second World War: Volker Caspari
Aurelia Josz, Educational Entrepreneur, and Her School of Agriculture for Girls: Giandomenica Becchio and Manuela Mosca
Desperation by Consent: Inequality and Financial Crises: Amos Witztum
In the Shadow of Wicksell: Emil Sommarin: Bo Sandelin
Opinion About Russia, Especially About Its Ambition for Power and Its Expansionist Policy: Eugen Wendler
Russia-West-Russia: Georg von Charasoff, the “Humane Economy”, and the Critique of Marx’s Theory of History: Christian Gehrke
Income Distribution in Stagnation Theories: Christina Anselmann
The Structure of Classical Theory: Lefteris Tsoulfidis
The Swedish Welfare Model: Increased State and Societal Capacity: Claes Berg
Expectations and Planning at the FED: 1939–1941: Rob Roy McGregor and Warren Young
The Transformation of Friedrich List's Theory of State and Economy to Georgia—A Model Experiment: Eugen Wendler
Opposing Keynesianism: Hayek’s 1970s Volte Face—From Opposing to Supporting “Free Banking”: Arie Arnon