Titlebook: Kalecki‘s Relevance Today; Mario Sebastiani (Professor of Economics) Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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Micha? Kalecki and the General Theoryessage’ of a scientist’s writings — the extent to which they show that he ‘really meant it’. Indeed, for reasons that I explain in my book (1982 Chapter 4), I claim that a scientist should not be credited with having made a discovery unless it is part of his central message.

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Kalecki’s Quest for the Microeconomic Foundations of his Macroeconomic Theorystment orders and investments, and of the equilibrium hypothesis, according to which investment decisions are effectively carried out. .2. The determination of investment orders.3. The cycle.4. The long-run evolution of the economic system.

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The Principle of Increasing Risk versus the Marginal Efficiency of Capitalthe commodity and money markets’, and that his ‘central message has to do not with the forces that generate equilibrium at low levels of output, but with the forces that generate cycles of investment’.

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Kalecki and Fiscal Policytwo works, and then discuss two particular aspects: the modified profit and the wealth tax on the one hand, and the problem of the multiplicative effects of these taxes and Haavelmo’s theory, on the other. My conclusion highlights some observations on the role of fiscal policy in economic development as seen by Kalecki.

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Long-Period Perspectives on Unemployment in Kalecki and in Keynesr `underconsumption’. The answer to this query can stem only from a comprehensive analysis of the effects of the accumulation of capital over time — that is, from a long-run analysis; from the answer such analysis gives, different lines of employment policy will ensue.

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Effective Demand and the Rate of Profits: Some Thoughts on Marx, Kalecki and Sraffaeynesian and perhaps even more the Kaleckian theory of effective demand (Section II).. This difference between Marx and Kalecki appears interviewed with a difference in their views on the rate of profits. It is the latter difference that the present study will try to highlight, disentangling it from the former.

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Some Aspects of Kalecki’s Theory of Profits: its Relationship to Marx’s Schemes of Reproductionw is reaffirmed when production, circulation and reproduction are dealt with at the macro level (cf. Marx, 1956, p. 358). But in later expositions and generalisations of Marx’s schemes the monetary aspects are frequently ignored.

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