R.G. Hawtrey and the development of macroeconomics
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R.G. Hawtrey and the development of macroeconomics
Macmillan, 1990
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Bibliography: p. 269-282
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This is a study of Hawtrey's role in the development of economics. It presents a statement of his theories and an account of his dealings with two of his most prominent contemporaries: John Maynard Keynes and Dennis Robertson. In addition, the book probes the reception of Hawtrey's work by the broader scientific community of economists by exploring the assessment of his contributions in the contemporary literature of macroeconomics.
目次
- Part 1 The economics of money and cycles in 1913 - an overview: the 19th century tradition
- Fisher
- Wesley Clair Mitchell and the trade cycle
- Wicksell
- Marshall and his pupils - Keynes' early views, Pigou
- the Cunliffe report
- the minority report of the Poor Law Commission. Part 2 Hawtrey's economics: a terminological introduction
- the dealer
- the role of banks
- the demand for money
- Hawtrey on the Gold Standard
- international trade and finance
- interest, profit and capital
- macroeconomic fluctuations. Part 3 Hawtrey and Keynes - before the "General Theory": pre-Treatise exchanges
- Hawtrey and the Treatise
- the impact of Hawtrey's criticisms
- post-Treatise developments
- breaking away from the Treatise. Part 4 Hawtrey and Keynes - "The General Theory": the transition
- "The General Theory"
- reaction to the 1935 drafts
- the revised proofs
- after the general theory
- some post-General Theory policy questions. Part 5 Hawtrey and Robertson: early work
- the early 20s - more scope for money
- new directions
- saving and hoarding, income nad outlay
- capital and employment
- Robertson's assessment. Part 6 Reactions to Hawtrey's economics in the interwar period: citations
- responses to Hawtrey
- empirical tests
- contemporary reactions to Hawtrey's criticisms of Keynes
- after the revolution.
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