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Modern Macroeconomics
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Macroeconomics Issues and Ideas
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The Role of Economic Theory and Controversy
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Objectives, Instruments and the Role of Government...
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The Great Depression
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Keynes and the Birth of Macroeconomics
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The Rise and Fall of the Keynesian Consensus
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Theoretical Schizophrenia and the Neoclassical Syn...
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Schools of Thought in Macroeconomics After Keynes
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The New Political Macroeconomics
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The Renaissance of Economic Growth Research
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Keynes v. the ‘old’ classical model
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Classical Macroeconomics
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Employment and Output Determination
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Say’s Law
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The Quantity Theory of Money
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Keynes’s General Theory
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Interpreting the General Theory
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Keynes’s Main Propositions
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Keynes’s Analysis of the Labour Market
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Keynes’s Rejection of Say’s Law
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Keynes and the Quantity Theory of Money
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Three Important Interpretations of Keynes
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The ‘New’ Keynes Scholarship
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Causes and Consequences of the Great Depression
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How to Pay for the War
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Keynes and International Macroeconomics
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Keynes’s Legacy and the Classical Revival
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The orthodox Keynesian school
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The Orthodox Keynesian School
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The IS–LM Model for a Closed Economy
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Underemployment Equilibrium in the Keynesian Model...
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The IS–LM Model for an Open Economy
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The Phillips Curve and Orthodox Keynesian Economic...
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The Central Propositions of Orthodox Keynesian Eco...
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The orthodox monetarist school
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The Quantity Theory of Money Approach
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The Expectations-augmented Phillips Curve Analysis...
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The Monetary Approach to Balance of Payments Theor...
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The Orthodox Monetarist School and Stabilization P...
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The Influence of Robert E. Lucas Jr
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The new classical school
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The Structure of New Classical Models
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Equilibrium Business Cycle Theory
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The Policy Implications of the New Classical Appro...
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An Assessment
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The real business cycle school
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The Transition from Monetary to Real Equilibrium B...
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Real Business Cycle Theory in Historical Perspecti...
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Cycles versus Random Walks
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Supply-side Shocks
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Business Cycles: Main Features and Stylized Facts
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Real Business Cycle Theory
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The Structure of a Real Business Cycle Model
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Technology shocks
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A Real Business Cycle Aggregate Demand and Supply ...
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Calibrating the Model
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Real Business Cycle Theory and the Neutrality of M...
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Measuring Technology Shocks: The Solow Residual
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Real Business Cycle Theory and the Stylized Facts
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The Policy Implications of Real Business Cycle The...
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Criticisms of Real Business Cycle Theory
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Great Depressions: A Real Business Cycle View
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An Assessment
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The Fall and Rise of Keynesian Economics
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A Keynesian Resurgence
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New Keynesian Economics
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Core Propositions and Features of New Keynesian Ec...
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Nominal Rigidities
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Dornbusch’s Overshooting Model
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Real Rigidities
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New Keynesian Business Cycle Theory
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Hysteresis and the NAIRU
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New Keynesian Economics and the Stylized Facts
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Keynesian Economics Without the LM Curve
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Policy Implications
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Criticisms of New Keynesian Economics
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An Assessment of New Keynesian Economics
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The Post Keynesian school
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The Significance of the Principle of Effective Dem...
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Taxonomy
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Keynes’s Taxonomic Attack on Say’s Law
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Can Relative Price Changes Induce D2 to Fill the G...
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Investment Spending, Liquidity, and the Non-neutra...
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What Type of an Economic System is ‘Irrational’ En...
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Information, Decisions and Uncertainty
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Classifying Decision-making Environments
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Keynesian Uncertainty, Money and Explicit Money Co...
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Conclusions
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The Mengerian Vision
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The Intertemporal Structure of Capital
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Saving and Economic Growth
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The Saving–Investment Nexus
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The Market for Loanable Funds
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Full Employment and the Production Possibilities F...
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The Capital-based Macroeconomic Framework
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Saving-induced Capital Restructuring
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Keynes’s Paradox of Thrift Revisited
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The Austrian Theory of the Business Cycle
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A Keynesian Downturn in the Austrian Framework
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Inflation and Deflation in the Austrian Theory
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Policy and Reform
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The new political macroeconomics
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Political Influences on Policy Choice
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The Role of Government
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Politicians and Stabilization Policy
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Alternative Approaches to the ‘Political Business ...
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The Nordhaus Opportunistic Model
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The Hibbs Partisan Model
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The Decline and Renaissance of Opportunistic and P...
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Rational Partisan Theory
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Rational Political Business Cycles
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Opportunistic and Partisan Behaviour: A Synthesis
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Politics, Time Inconsistency, Credibility and Repu...
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Policy Implications of Politico-Economic Models: A...
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The Political Economy of Debt and Deficits
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Political and Economic Instability: Are They Relat...
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The Political Economy of Economic Growth
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Political Barriers to Economic Growth
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The Size of Nations
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Conclusion
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The renaissance of economic growth research
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The ‘Great Divergence
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In Praise of Economic History
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Back to the Long Run
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Why is Economic Growth So Important?
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Modern Economic Growth in Historical Perspective
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The Stylized Facts of Growth
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Proximate v. Fundamental Sources of Growth
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The Harrod–Domar Model
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The Solow Neoclassical Growth Model
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Accounting for the Sources of Economic Growth
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Beyond the Solow Model
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Endogenous Growth: Constant Returns to Capital
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An Augmented Solow Model: A Neoclassical Revival?
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Endogenous Growth: The Economics of Ideas
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Focusing on the Fundamental Causes of Growth
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Institutions and Economic Growth
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Trade and Economic Growth
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Geography and Growth
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Growth in History: In Search of a Unified Theory
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The Ideal Conditions for Growth and Development: R...
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Conclusions and reflections
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Twentieth-Century Developments in Macroeconomics
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Is There a Consensus on Key Macroeconomic Issues?
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