Table of Contents
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Book Overview
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Chapter 1
Are the Macro Econometrics Models of the Federal Reserve Board, the Bank of Canada, and the Sveriges Riksbank consistent with the New Consensus Macroeconomics Model?
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Chapter 2
Arestis and Sawyer’s Criticism on the New Consensus Macroeconomics: Some Issues Related to Emerging Countries
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Chapter 3
Inflation Targeting in Canada: Myth versus Reality
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Chapter 4
Monetary Policy Challenges of the ECB Facing a Divergent Inflationary Process in the EMU Area
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Chapter 5
Macroeconomic Consensus and Political Economy Aspects of Monetary Policy Design
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Chapter 6
Central Bank Communication, Transparency and Interest Rate Volatility: Evidence from the USA
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Chapter 7
The Thatcher Monetarist Experiment, 1979–85: An Assessment
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Chapter 8
Phillips’ Curve, Independence of Central Banks and Inflation Targeting
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Chapter 9
Monetary Policy Rules and Phillips’ Curve Tradeoffs in a Kaleckian Framework
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Chapter 10
The Banking Crisis, Nationalization of Banking and the Mixed Economy
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Chapter 11
How Does a Capitalist Economy Work in the Real World?
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Chapter 12
Bubbles Lead to Long-term Instability
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Chapter 13
The Subprime Crisis: A Minskyan Phenomenon?
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Chapter 14
A Minsky Moment, or Not?
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Chapter 15
Does Financial Liberalization Help the Poor?
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Chapter 16
Finance, Speculation and Stability: Post-Keynesian Policies for Modern Capitalism
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Chapter 17
‘Financialization’, Capital Accumulation and Productivity Growth: a Post-Keynesian Approach
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Chapter 18
Instantiating Neo-Liberal Reform via Economic Theory and Small Group Agreements
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Chapter 19
Financial Liberalization, Growth and Financial Crisis
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Chapter 20
Institutions and Finance in Developing Countries: Challenges to Orthodoxy
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Chapter 21
Are the Institutions of the Stock Market and the Market for Corporate Control Evolutionary Advances for Developing Countries?
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Chapter 22
Financial Globalization and Innovation: Lessons of a Lost Decade for the OECD Economies
Attention for Chapter 21:
Are the Institutions of the Stock Market and the Market for Corporate Control Evolutionary Advances for Developing Countries?