Money, Credit and Prices in Keynesian Perspective

Papers collected here, first given at an international conference in Paris, examine the monetary aspects of the keynesian theory. They examine recent developments and controversies on such topics as savings, investment, financial capital, interest rates, indebtedness and the theory of prices.

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Notes on the Contributors - Introduction - PART 1 MONEY AND INVESTMENT - Money and Financial Money Capital within a Keynesian Framework; A.Parguez - Notes on Finance, Risk and Investment Spending; E.J.Nell - PART 2 DEBT, CREDIT AND THE RATE OF INTEREST - Financial Structures: Indebtness and Credit; H.P.Minsky - Saving and Debt; J.Steindl - The Overdraft Economy, the Auto Economy and the Rate of Interest; C.de Boissieu - Concluding Remarks; J.Denizet - PART 3 PRICES - The Role of Prices in the Establishment of Keynesian Short Run Equilibrium; M.Broniatovski and G.Kebabdjian - Keynesian Assumptions and the Dynamics of Prices; C.Barr re - On Keynesian Underemployment, Prices and Wealth Effects of Government Debt; R.Eisner - The Marshallian Core of the General Theory; S.Parrinello - Prices and Income Policy: An Essay in honour of Sidney Weintraub; P.Davidson - Index