What Keynes Means: A Critical Clarification of the Economic Theories of John Maynard KeynesThe principal ideas and theories of John Maynard Keynes are discusses as the significance of his contribution to economics and pointing out inconsistencies and contradictions in his theories. |
Contents
The Prophet of the New Economics | 13 |
The Determinants of Employment | 20 |
Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply | 28 |
The Theory of Consumption | 35 |
The Theory of Investment | 43 |
Investment and Income | 50 |
Summary of the General Theory | 56 |
Ambiguities and Contradictions in the Keynesian Theory of Aggregate Demand | 59 |
Wages and Employment | 114 |
The Theory of Interest | 127 |
Criticism of Keyness Theory of Interest | 141 |
The Theory of Money and Prices | 153 |
The Keynesian Revolution | 167 |
Economic Policies Suggested by Keynes | 175 |
Evaluation and Criticism of the General Theory | 187 |
The Principal Works of Keynes | 197 |
The Consumption Function | 68 |
Saving | 78 |
The Multiplier | 83 |
Saving Equals Investment | 96 |
Saving is Determined by Investment | 102 |
Life and Character of John Maynard Keynes | 207 |
Chronology | 215 |
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