The post-Keynesian approach to economics : an alternative analysis of economic theory and policy
Philip Arestis
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Philip Arestis
Abstract
This major book provides a coherent critique of the neo-classical synthesis together with a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the Post-Keynesian alternatives. Professor Arestis demonstrates that Post-Keynesian economics offers a challenge to conventional neo-classsical economics. He argues that although Post-Keynesianism is not problem-free, it neverless offers a more satisfactory explanation of real phenomena. The Post-Keynesian Approach to Economics reveals the microfoundations of post-Keynesian economics and describes how these theoretical propositions link up with the macrofoundations. In doing so, it demonstrates that money pricing capital accumulation, growth and distribution are linked very closely together. The economic policy implications are discussed extensively.
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This major book provides a coherent critique of the neo-classical synthesis together with a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the Post-Keynesian alternatives. Professor Arestis demonstrates that Post-Keynesian economics offers a challenge to conventional neo-classsical economics. He argues that although Post-Keynesianism is not problem-free, it neverless offers a more satisfactory explanation of real phenomena. The Post-Keynesian Approach to Economics reveals the microfoundations of post-Keynesian economics and describes how these theoretical propositions link up with the macrofoundations. In doing so, it demonstrates that money pricing capital accumulation, growth and distribution are linked very closely together. The economic policy implications are discussed extensively.
Key concepts: Microfoundations, Economics, Post-Keynesian economics, Keynesian economics, Heterodox economics, New Keynesian economics, Neoclassical economics, Schools of economic thought