New Issue of Review of Keynesian Economics
A guest blog post from Louis-Philippe Rochon:
Dear friends and colleagues,
The new issue of the Review of Keynesian Economics (ROKE) is now out, and you can find it here. It features an interesting symposium on ‘Steve Keen and his critics’, and contains not only a paper by Steve Keen, but replies by Marc Lavoie, Tom Palley, and Brett Fiebiger. The Keen and Lavoie papers are available free for downloading.
Here is the full Table of Content. Enjoy.
Louis-Philippe Rochon
Founding Co-Editor
TABLE OF CONTENT
Mini-Symposium: Endogenous Money and Effective Demand
Endogenous Money and Effective Demand
Steve Keen
Keen and the “Walras-Schumpeter-Minsky Lawâ€: Financial Intermediation and
the Distribution of National Income also Matter to Macroeconomics
Brett Fiebiger
Effective demand, endogenous money, and debt: a Keynesian critique of Keen
and an alternative theoretical framework
Thomas I. Palley
A comment on endogenous money and aggregate demand: a revolution or a step
backwards?
Marc Lavoie
Articles
The Political Economy of Public Investment and Public Finance: Challenges
for Social Democratic Policies
Jamee K. Moudud and Francisco Martinez- Hernandez
Political Contest, Policy Control, and Inequality in the United States
Mark Stelzner
A New Interpretation of Kaldor’s First Growth Law for Open Developing
Economies
Penélope Pacheco-López and A. P. Thirlwall
Errata
Horizontalists, verticalists, and structuralists: the theory of endogenous
money reassessed’, Review of Keynesian Economics, 1 (4), 406-424 (2013)
Thomas I. Palley
Book reviews
Obama’s Economy: Recovery for the Few
by Jack Rasmus
London: Pluto Press 2012. 216 pp.
Reviewed by John Hall.
Central Banks and Financial Markets: The Declining Power of US MonetaryPolicy
By Hasan Cömert
Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing 2013. 207pp.
Reviewed by Joshua Wojnilower
Against Utility-Based Economics: On a Life-Based Approach
By Anastosios Korkotsides
Oxon and New York: Routledge. 2013. 272 pp.
Reviewed by Philip Pilkington