Titlebook: Contributions to Economic Theory, Policy, Development and Finance; Essays in Honor of J Dimitri B. Papadimitriou Book 2014 Palgrave Macmill

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Erratum to: Der Dirichletsche Primzahlsatz,approach had unfortunately and mistakenly been identified as a medley unified by its critique of mainstream theory (Snowdon and Vane 2005), Kregel’s scholarship, unique among its peers, has demonstrated that it stands on its own merits and does not exist solely as a rejection of orthodoxy. From the

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Erratum to: Der Dirichletsche Primzahlsatz,ntion to both the broad sweep and the detail of policy interventions. His contributions to the issues of financing development, macroeconomic instabilities generated by financial deregulation, including capital account liberalization and how to alter patterns of development toward diversification to

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Erratum to: Formbildende Werkzeugorgane,overnance’ of trade, knowledge and finance under the World Trade Organization (WTO) treaties and its multiple descendants. The first assumption is that all economic activities (or all innovations) have inherently the same growth inducing potential, and the second is that free trade is the best regim

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-52939-9ued that capitalist countries face a tendency to chronic insufficiency of demand and must adopt an active macroeco-nomic policy (fiscal and monetary) to neutralize it and achieve full employment. In this chapter, I argue that in developing countries it is not enough to guarantee effective demand; po

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,Die Einleitung der Vorspannkr?fte, since the 1970s, as a result of both financial liberalization and inadequate prudential regulation and supervision. Indeed, the North Atlantic financial crisis. of 2007–09 provided further evidence that unless properly regulated, financial markets are prone to harmful boom-bust patterns, often lead