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| 242 | 1 | 0 | _aModerne economie |
| 245 | 1 | 0 | _aModern economics |
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_aAustralia : _bPenguin Books, _c1958 |
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| 300 | _a262 p. | ||
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_tChapter I _tModern economics is Neo-Keynesian _t1. What is modern about modern economics? _t2. Keynesianism _t3. Quantitative economics _t4. A change in economics _t5. The set-up of this book _tChapitre II _tProductive capacity determines national income: the classical theory _t1. Say's law _t2. The productivity of labour determines prosperity _t3. The capacity effect and the income effect of investments _t4. The classical system _tChapitre III _tTotal expenditure determines national income: _tKeynes's theory _t1. The breaking of say's law _t2. The propensity to save and the multiplier _t3. Is Keynesianism depression economics? _t4. Is hoarding or saving the cause of unemployment? _tChapitre IV _tHow do we build a model? _t1. Logical and quantitative models _t2. The simple Keynesian model _t3. What determines investment? _t4. The stability of national income _tChapitre V _tThe impact of international trade _t1. The classical view of the balance of payments _t2. The income effect of exports _t3. The model becomes more complete _t4. The rate of exchange detroned? _t5. Theinternational economy _tChapitre VI _tThe role of the budget _t1. Government expenditure, taxas, and national income _t2. Budgetay equilibrium _t3. funtional finance _t4. The national debt _t5. The haavelmo effect _t6. Is functional finance a danger? _tChapitre VII _tOld and new in the theory of money _t1. What is the theory of money? _t2. the income sphere and the capital sphere _t3. Models with and without the effect of money _t4. A synthesis _t5. Monetary policy: essential or non-eesential _tChapitre VIII _tThe value of money and the price level _t2. the quantity theory _t3. The 'encounter' theory _t4. The cost theory _t5. The government's prince policy _tChapitre IX _tThe wage level in the model _t1. Wage problems _t2. The effect of wages on employment _t3. What determines the wage level? _t4. An incomes policy? _tChapitre X _tEconomic growth _t1. The topicality of growth theory _t2. The classical growth function and steady growth _t3. The Neo-Keynesian growth equation _t4. Stability and the growth paradox _t5. Growth and structual changes _tChapitre XI _tFitting the jigsaw together _t1. Ten equations _t2. A number of the model1s properties _t3. What do we do with the model? _t4. Planning _t5. Quantification _tChapitre XII _tEconomic steersmanship _t1. The combination of policy instruments _t2. Equilibrium policy and politics _t3. the wrongeaded opposition _tEpilogue _tA short glossary _tNote on further reading _tIndex of names |
| 508 | _aTradutor: Trevor S. Preston | ||
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_aTeoria Econômica _911924 |
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_aEconomia Keynesiana _912923 |
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