Keynes' General Theory of Interest: A Reconsideration
Fiona Maclachlan
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Fiona Maclachlan
Abstract
1. Introduction 2. Methodology and Definitions 3. The Theory of Interest from an Essentialist Perspective. 4. A Causal Process Analysis of Equilibrium in the Cash-Debt Market. 5. Keynes and the Liquidity Preference Theory. 6. The Liquidity Preference versus Loanable Funds Debate. 7. Liquidity Preference and Intertemporal Coordination. 8. Concluding Summary.
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1. Introduction 2. Methodology and Definitions 3. The Theory of Interest from an Essentialist Perspective. 4. A Causal Process Analysis of Equilibrium in the Cash-Debt Market. 5. Keynes and the Liquidity Preference Theory. 6. The Liquidity Preference versus Loanable Funds Debate. 7. Liquidity Preference and Intertemporal Coordination. 8. Concluding Summary.
Key concepts: Liquidity preference, Loanable funds, Economics, Market liquidity, Preference, Debt, General theory, Cash