Titlebook: Issues in Contemporary Macroeconomics and Distribution; George R. Feiwel (Alumni Distinguished Service Pro Book 1985 George R. Feiwel 1985

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Keynesian Unemployment as Non-Walrasian Equilibriants’ (Leijonhufvud, 1968, p. 51). ‘In the Keynesian macrosystem the Marshallian ranking of price- and quantity adjustments speeds is reversed … The “revolutionary” element of the General Theory can perhaps not be stated in simpler terms’ (Leijonhufvud, 1968, p. 52).

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On the Assumption of Convergent Rational Expectationse initial values must be determined using criteria outside of the formal model. In general ‘the model’ can be expanded to include restrictions that uniquely determine these non-state variables. However, if there are many equally plausible sets of restrictions, the uniqueness issue remains unresolved.

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Book 1985ngths and limitations, exploring alternative approaches, and tracing the sources of differences. The essays include original contributions by the theorists themselves; major interpretations, reflections, and assessments by leading economists, and evaluations of particular areas by rising young scholars.

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The New Classical Economics—A Game-theoretic Critiquecontext simplifying assumptions may be harmless, but the omission of some essential mechanism is a completely different matter. In this study, we shall explore the conceptual foundations underlying the ‘new classical economics’.

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Book 1985derlying tensions, rich variety, accomplishments, and failures in contemporary economics. It presents economics as a dynamic subject, showing its strengths and limitations, exploring alternative approaches, and tracing the sources of differences. The essays include original contributions by the theo

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A Micro-Macroeconomic Analysis Based on a Representative Firm: Progress Reportour (the second section). A remarkable aspect is that, with the conditions for the non-traditional result prevailing, the classical dichotomy between the real and monetary sectors is broken and we have: (i) aggregate demand curve for labour is lifted by an increase in nominal aggregate demand, or al