John Maynard Keynes (1883–1946), probably the best-known and most influential
economist of the twentieth century, grew up within the Cambridge (UK) economic tradition …

The demise of the line of thought embodied in the IS-LM model and its replacement by
stochastic intertemporal equilibrium models is probably the most salient change that …

A few years after the publication of The General Theory, a number of economists began to
present John Maynard Keynes's model, identified with IS-LM, as a particular case of the …

This book follows the intellectual path of Franco Modigliani, Nobel Prize winner and one of
the most influential Keynesian economists of the twentieth century, tracing his development …

In the opening sentence of Money, Interest, and Prices, Patinkin noted that his book was the
outgrowth of ideas first presented in his doctoral dissertation. This claim has attracted the …

“Franco Modigliani was a Keynesian, his own kind of Keynesian,” wrote Robert M. Solow
(2005, 16), a longtime friend and Massachusetts Institute of Technology colleague of …

Starting with an overview of Modigliani's life, the authors explain and assess his influential
theories, including his theory of the life-cycle hypothesis of saving; the famous Modigliani …

Abstract Modigliani's 1944 “Econometrica” article is considered one of the most important
efforts to reconcile Keynes with classical economic thinking through the wage rigidity …

The neoclassical synthesis has been defined as a bridge between Keynes-ian theory and
Walrasian general equilibrium theory. The aim of this article is to show that founders of the …

This article is based on Kalecki's study entitled 'Three Systems'. It aims to show that before
the General Theory Kalecki developed a mathematical model capable of expressing both …