Starting from some of Geoff Harcourt's contributions, this article deals with the problem of
macroeconomic equilibria as centers of gravitation from a Keynesian perspective. It is …

The capitalist economy that is the object of study for most economists is one that incessantly
experiences unbalanced economic growth. a shifting composition of final demand, and …

This paper deals with an analytical framework to provide a measure of overall performance
which involves both socioeconomic activities and environmental sustainability using a …

This paper investigates the doctrinal link underlying differences between Keynesian and
monetarist approaches regarding the transmission mechanism of monetary policy …

If development policy in the 1980s was consistently shaped by an appeal to market
principle, rather narrowly defined, the process of reform in the 1990s already shows signs of …

Social sciences face a dilemma in comparing themselves with the natural sciences. Are they
the same kind of undertaking as the natural sciences, or are they different? Should they …

The article focuses on the economist Joan Robinson. She began her education in 1922 and
became a professor at the University of Cambridge in 1965. She did not believe in the …

One of the major strands in institutional economic thought over the past eight decades has
been an interest in democratic or indicative national economic planning as a program for …

In the last two decades there has been a flourishing of writings on the methodological
approach of Keynes. Whereas broad interpretations of Keynes's work may have a role to …

Economic formalism crowds out the analysis of change and adjustments to change under
capitalism. The style of analytical narrative that was practiced by the first generation of …