Keynes's vision : why the Great Depression did not return / John Philip Jones.

Author
Jones, John Philip, 1930- [Browse]
Format
Book
Language
English
Published/​Created
London ; New York : Routledge, 2008.
Description
xv, 222 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

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    Subject(s)
    Series
    Routledge studies in the history of economics ; 90 [More in this series]
    Notes
    Includes index.
    Contents
    • Introduction : why Keynes matters
    • Keynes's legacy, 70 years later
    • The three pillars of Keynes's doctrines
    • Keynes under attack
    • An education in economics
    • Three signposts
    • Fault lines in the American economy
    • A half-century of aggregate demand and output
    • The third signpost : employment and unemployment
    • Types of unemployment
    • Consumer demand and where it leads
    • Connections
    • The propensity to consume
    • Money and liquidity-preference
    • A web of relationships
    • Trends
    • Footnote on the spectrum of interest rates
    • Investment demand and where it leads
    • Investment supply : where the money comes from
    • Investment demand : putting the money to work
    • Expectations
    • The rate of interest
    • A digression on three types of price
    • Four periods of economic activity
    • What should the government be doing?
    • American economic policy during the 1930s
    • The travails of understanding government statistics
    • External trade and its complications
    • Did the deficits have any effect?
    • Did Keynes get it right?
    • Floating on an ocean of expectations
    • The psychology of recession
    • How do businesses grow?
    • The psychology of recovery
    • The prosperous years since 1945
    • Keynes the man
    • Social class and the British : a digression
    • The leap into the top 5 percent
    • Act I : early promise, early fulfillment
    • Act II : a continuous process of intellectual development
    • Versailles and after
    • Twenty years of guerilla infighting
    • The troubles of the 1920s
    • The Gold Standard and the forces of financial conservatism
    • The Great Depression
    • Keynes, England and the world
    • An intimation of mortality
    • The approach of World War Two
    • Guru becomes man of action
    • Keynes as Treasury ambassador
    • Bringing an end to economic warfare
    • The Employment Policy White Paper
    • Keynes's last contribution
    • Keynes the prophet.
    ISBN
    • 9780415773027 (hbk.)
    • 0415773024 (hbk.)
    • 9780203939819 (ebk.)
    • 0203939816 (ebk.)
    LCCN
    2007008675
    OCLC
    85814023
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