Chapter I Modern economics is Neo-Keynesian 1. What is modern about modern economics? 2. Keynesianism 3. Quantitative economics 4. A change in economics 5. The set-up of this book Chapitre II Productive capacity determines national income: the classical theory 1. Say's law 2. The productivity of labour determines prosperity 3. The capacity effect and the income effect of investments 4. The classical system Chapitre III Total expenditure determines national income: Keynes's theory 1. The breaking of say's law 2. The propensity to save and the multiplier 3. Is Keynesianism depression economics? 4. Is hoarding or saving the cause of unemployment? Chapitre IV How do we build a model? 1. Logical and quantitative models 2. The simple Keynesian model 3. What determines investment? 4. The stability of national income Chapitre V The impact of international trade 1. The classical view of the balance of payments 2. The income effect of exports 3. The model becomes more complete 4. The rate of exchange detroned? 5. Theinternational economy Chapitre VI The role of the budget 1. Government expenditure, taxas, and national income 2. Budgetay equilibrium 3. funtional finance 4. The national debt 5. The haavelmo effect 6. Is functional finance a danger? Chapitre VII Old and new in the theory of money 1. What is the theory of money? 2. the income sphere and the capital sphere 3. Models with and without the effect of money 4. A synthesis 5. Monetary policy: essential or non-eesential Chapitre VIII The value of money and the price level 2. the quantity theory 3. The 'encounter' theory 4. The cost theory 5. The government's prince policy Chapitre IX The wage level in the model 1. Wage problems 2. The effect of wages on employment 3. What determines the wage level? 4. An incomes policy? Chapitre X Economic growth 1. The topicality of growth theory 2. The classical growth function and steady growth 3. The Neo-Keynesian growth equation 4. Stability and the growth paradox 5. Growth and structual changes Chapitre XI Fitting the jigsaw together 1. Ten equations 2. A number of the model1s properties 3. What do we do with the model? 4. Planning 5. Quantification Chapitre XII Economic steersmanship 1. The combination of policy instruments 2. Equilibrium policy and politics 3. the wrongeaded opposition Epilogue A short glossary Note on further reading Index of names

Tradutor: Trevor S. Preston