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• catalog contributor b685933.
• catalog created "1982.".
• catalog date "1982".
• catalog date "1982.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1982.".
• catalog description "Bibliography: p. 198-207.".
• catalog description "Introduction. The contemporary position of "Keynesian economics" ; The problem of interpretation ; Outline of the argument -- Preliminary definitions and concepts. A capitalist economy ; The "object" and "method" of economic analysis ; Theory versus method : the explanation of the object ; Long-period and short-period positions ; The traditional long-period method of economic analysis ; The method of "intertemporal equilibrium" ; Some terminological conventions -- The traditional long-period method of economic analysis. Natural prices and the long-period method ; The representation of the persistent forces of free competition under the long-period method ; Monetary forces : persistent or transitory ; The stationary-state and the long-period method ; Reasons for the supremacy of the long-period method ; Principal conclusions and remaining questions -- ".
• catalog description "The theory of capital and the theory of employment : the negative part of the General theory. The inflexibility of money wages ; Keynes on the "classical" theory of interest : I ; Keynes on the "classical" theory of interest : II ; Reconstructing a critique ; Capital and employment -- The method of intertemporal equilibrium. The trend in modern "Keynesian" economics ; The method of intertemporal equilibrium ; The origin of the notion of intertemporal equilibrium ; Reasons for the emergence of the notion of "intertemporal equilibrium" ; Historical reconstruction ; The stationary-state hypothesis -- ".
• catalog description "Theoretical systems and the long-period method. The structure of classical economic theory ; The structure of marginalist economic theory ; "Say's Law" and classical economics ; "Say's Law" in marginalist economic theory -- The analysis of deviations from long-period positions. Short-period theory and long-period theory ; Movement away from the quantity theory in the analysis of deviations ; Wicksell's cumulative process ; Developments in England : Hawtrey, Lavington and Robertson ; The argument so far -- The principle of effective demand : the positive part of the General theory. The principle of effective demand ; The long-period theory of output and employment ; Remnants of orthodoxy ; Keynes and marginalist economic theory ; Keynes and classical economic theory -- ".
• catalog description "Uncertainty and expectations. The "method of expectations" ; Statics and dynamics ; The significance of the General theory - - The method of analysis in the Treatise and the General theory. Saving and investment : different decisions or new theory of employment? ; The conceptual framework of the Treatise on money ; The "length" of the short-period ; The conceptual framework of the General theory ; "Causal sequences" and "disequilibrium" ; Appendix : the fundamental equations : definitions and derivation -- The theoretical system of the Treatise versus the General theory. The natural rate of interest and the level of employment : marginalist theory ; The theoretical structure of the Treatise on money ; The principle of effective demand ; From the Treatise to the General theory.".
• catalog extent "xiii, 217 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Capital and employment.".
• catalog identifier "0124962505".
• catalog isFormatOf "Capital and employment.".
• catalog isPartOf "Studies in political economy (Academic Press)".
• catalog isPartOf "Studies in political economy".
• catalog issued "1982".
• catalog issued "1982.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "London ; New York : Academic Press,".
• catalog relation "Capital and employment.".
• catalog subject "HB99.7 .M54 1982".
• catalog subject "Keynesian economics.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction. The contemporary position of "Keynesian economics" ; The problem of interpretation ; Outline of the argument -- Preliminary definitions and concepts. A capitalist economy ; The "object" and "method" of economic analysis ; Theory versus method : the explanation of the object ; Long-period and short-period positions ; The traditional long-period method of economic analysis ; The method of "intertemporal equilibrium" ; Some terminological conventions -- The traditional long-period method of economic analysis. Natural prices and the long-period method ; The representation of the persistent forces of free competition under the long-period method ; Monetary forces : persistent or transitory ; The stationary-state and the long-period method ; Reasons for the supremacy of the long-period method ; Principal conclusions and remaining questions -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "The theory of capital and the theory of employment : the negative part of the General theory. The inflexibility of money wages ; Keynes on the "classical" theory of interest : I ; Keynes on the "classical" theory of interest : II ; Reconstructing a critique ; Capital and employment -- The method of intertemporal equilibrium. The trend in modern "Keynesian" economics ; The method of intertemporal equilibrium ; The origin of the notion of intertemporal equilibrium ; Reasons for the emergence of the notion of "intertemporal equilibrium" ; Historical reconstruction ; The stationary-state hypothesis -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Theoretical systems and the long-period method. The structure of classical economic theory ; The structure of marginalist economic theory ; "Say's Law" and classical economics ; "Say's Law" in marginalist economic theory -- The analysis of deviations from long-period positions. Short-period theory and long-period theory ; Movement away from the quantity theory in the analysis of deviations ; Wicksell's cumulative process ; Developments in England : Hawtrey, Lavington and Robertson ; The argument so far -- The principle of effective demand : the positive part of the General theory. The principle of effective demand ; The long-period theory of output and employment ; Remnants of orthodoxy ; Keynes and marginalist economic theory ; Keynes and classical economic theory -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Uncertainty and expectations. The "method of expectations" ; Statics and dynamics ; The significance of the General theory - - The method of analysis in the Treatise and the General theory. Saving and investment : different decisions or new theory of employment? ; The conceptual framework of the Treatise on money ; The "length" of the short-period ; The conceptual framework of the General theory ; "Causal sequences" and "disequilibrium" ; Appendix : the fundamental equations : definitions and derivation -- The theoretical system of the Treatise versus the General theory. The natural rate of interest and the level of employment : marginalist theory ; The theoretical structure of the Treatise on money ; The principle of effective demand ; From the Treatise to the General theory.".
• catalog title "Capital and employment : a study of Keynes's economics / Murray Milgate.".
• catalog type "text".