Contents
Part I - Introduction
Part II - Neo-Keynesian Theory
(1) Responses to the General Theory
(2) The Wicksellian Challenge
(3) The Hicks-Hansen IS-LM Model
(4) The Issue of Money Wages
(5) The Neoclassical-Keynesian Synthesis
(6) The Real Balance Debate
(7) Integrating the Keynesian Relationships
(A) The
Consumption Function
(B) The
Investment Function
(C) The
Liquidity Preference Function
(D)
The Transmission Mechanism
(8) The Keynesians Counterattack
Part III - Neo-Keynesian Policy
(10) The Impact of Keynesianism on Public Policy
(11) The Theory of Macroeconomic Policy
(A) The Burden
of the Debt and Functional Finance
(B) Optimal
Macroeconomic Policy
(C) Monetary
Policy
(12) The International Macroeconomy
(13) The Deficit Debates Again
(A) "Crowding
Out" and "Crowding In"
(B) The Long-Run
Multiplier
(C) The Ricardian
Equivalence Hypothesis
(14) Inflation and the Phillips Curve
(A) Demand-Pull
and Cost-Push Inflation
(B) The
Phillips Curve
(C) Inflation
and Interest Rates
(D) The
Expectations-Augmented Phillips Curve
Part IV - Postscript
(15) The End of Neo-Keynesianism?
(16) Epitaph and Anthem
(17) Selected References
(See also our general page on the Neo-Keynesian school and our survey of Keynesian Business Cycle Theory, Monetary Theory and Growth Theory.)
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