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Book SynopsisThis authoritative and up to date bibliography is a comprehensive introduction to the large and disparate literature on the post Keynesian school of economics and its leading figures.
With over three thousand entries listed under 18 headings, and a separate author index, this invaluable reference tool will improve access to the primary contributions to the school. In one volume J.E. King has collected material from the founders of the school, such as Richard Kahn, Nicholas Kaldor, Michal Kalecki, Joan Robinson, Piero Sraffa and Sidney Weintraub, their successors and disciples, and economists openly hostile to post Keynesianism whose work has nevertheless shed light on the school.
This comprehensive and fully annotated bibliography covers the most important items published on post Keynesian economics from the 1930s to the present day.
Trade Review'. . . an invaluable reference source. . . . In recent years a well-known Oxford economist has advised that post Keynesian economics is not a suitable subject for inclusion in graduate courses. I wonder whether I could tempt these two sceptics to have a glance at King's findings and see whether, in the light of the evidence presented, they may not be willing to change their minds?'Table of ContentsContents: Introduction Part A: General Studies Part B: Collections and Festschrift Part C: Biographical Studies Part D: Methodology Part E: Interpretations of Keynes Part F: Macroeconomic Theory Part G: Monetary Theory and Policy Part H: Growth and Cycles Part I: Distribution and Capital Theory Part J: Price Theory and Microeconomics Part K: Empirical Studies Part L: Inflation and Income Policy Part M: Labour Economics Part N: International Economics Part O: Development Economics Part P: Sraffian Economics Part Q: Socialism Part R: Economic Policy Index
