SIGLEAvailable from British Library Lending Division - LD:D53744/85 / BLDSC - British Library Doc... more SIGLEAvailable from British Library Lending Division - LD:D53744/85 / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
This textbook provides a comprehensive and up to date review of the rapidly expanding business cy... more This textbook provides a comprehensive and up to date review of the rapidly expanding business cycle literature. It covers three key strands of the theory which have dominated recent literature in the subject: equilibrium (monetary and real) business cycles, nonlinear business, cycle models and political business cycle theories. Business Cycles is designed for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students of macroeconomics and monetary theory and policy and academic economists wishing to keep abreast of the substantial recent developments in this field.
The demand for money and the money multiplier: The revival of the quantity theory of money (The M... more The demand for money and the money multiplier: The revival of the quantity theory of money (The Malayan economic review, 1965) Professor Friedman on the demand for money, (Journal of political economy, 1965) The stability of Keynesian and monetary multipliers in the UK', C.R. Barrett, (Review of economics and statistics, 1966) The demand for money in the UK 1877-1961 - some preliminary findings, N.J. Kavanagh, (Bulletin of the Oxford Institute of economics and statistics, 1966) The demand for money - the dynamic properties of the multiplier, (Journal of political economy, 1967) Monetary multipliers in the UK 1880-1962, (Oxford economic papers, 1966) Lags and the demand for money, (Journal of economic studies, 1967) The Radcliffe report ten years after a survey of empirical evidence, in "Money in Britain" 1959-1969, D.R. Croome, H.G. Johnson (eds.), (Oxford University Press, 1970) The demand for money, expectations and short and long rates, in "Value, capital and growth", J.N. Wolfe (ed.), (Edinburgh University Press, 1968). Part 2 Money and business cycle: Money in boom and slump, (IEA Hobart paper, Institute of economic affairs, 1971) Consistent expectations, distributed lags and quantity theory, (Economic journal, 1971) Real balances and output - a productivity model of a monetary economy, L. McGregor in "Econometric studies of macro and monetary relations", A.A. Powell, R. Williams (eds.), (North Holland, 1971). Part 3 Political economy: Macroeconomic models and policy in Britain, in "Frontiers of econometrics", M. Intrilligator (ed.), (North Holland, 1977) Economists and the British economy, (IEA occasional paper, Institute of economic affairs, 1978) The United Kingdom - political economy and macroeconomics, (Carnegie-Rochester conference on public policy, 1984) Consumption, savings and the multiplier, in Keynes's "General theory" fifty years on - its relevance and irrelevance to modern times, J. Burton (ed.), (Institute for economic affairs, 1986) Monetary and fiscal policy in the UK, in "Keynes and economic policy", W. Eltis, P. Sinclair (eds.), (Macmillan/NEDO, 1988) Supply side policies - the lessons from the UK in "A supply side agenda for Germany), G. Fels and G.M. von Furstenberg (eds.) (Springer Verlag, 1989) Walters critique, in "New Palgrave dictionary of money and finance, (Macmillan, 1992) Currency boards, in "New Palgrave dictionary of economics", (Macmillan, 1991) Money, narrow or broad? (The review of policy issues, 1995).
By KG P. MATTHEWS as sterling really overvalued in I925 at the prewar parity of $4.86? Such W a q... more By KG P. MATTHEWS as sterling really overvalued in I925 at the prewar parity of $4.86? Such W a ques' tion besides having fairly strong ideological connotations is one that lies at the foundations of the Keynesian view of the interwar depression. The evidence for an ...
... The case of cheap money and the housing boom highlighted by Nevin (1 955) is one that &... more ... The case of cheap money and the housing boom highlighted by Nevin (1 955) is one that 'is not at odds with the alternative view that consumer durables expenditure led the recovery (see ... Expected inflation was generated as an instrumental variable, as in McCallum (1976). ...
Was sterling overvalued in 1 p 5 ? A reply and further evidence By K.G.P. MATTHEWS edmond objects... more Was sterling overvalued in 1 p 5 ? A reply and further evidence By K.G.P. MATTHEWS edmond objects to my conclusion' that the pound was not overvalued ' Matthews, 'Was sterling overvalued?'.
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Lending Division - LD:D53744/85 / BLDSC - British Library Doc... more SIGLEAvailable from British Library Lending Division - LD:D53744/85 / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
This textbook provides a comprehensive and up to date review of the rapidly expanding business cy... more This textbook provides a comprehensive and up to date review of the rapidly expanding business cycle literature. It covers three key strands of the theory which have dominated recent literature in the subject: equilibrium (monetary and real) business cycles, nonlinear business, cycle models and political business cycle theories. Business Cycles is designed for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students of macroeconomics and monetary theory and policy and academic economists wishing to keep abreast of the substantial recent developments in this field.
The demand for money and the money multiplier: The revival of the quantity theory of money (The M... more The demand for money and the money multiplier: The revival of the quantity theory of money (The Malayan economic review, 1965) Professor Friedman on the demand for money, (Journal of political economy, 1965) The stability of Keynesian and monetary multipliers in the UK', C.R. Barrett, (Review of economics and statistics, 1966) The demand for money in the UK 1877-1961 - some preliminary findings, N.J. Kavanagh, (Bulletin of the Oxford Institute of economics and statistics, 1966) The demand for money - the dynamic properties of the multiplier, (Journal of political economy, 1967) Monetary multipliers in the UK 1880-1962, (Oxford economic papers, 1966) Lags and the demand for money, (Journal of economic studies, 1967) The Radcliffe report ten years after a survey of empirical evidence, in "Money in Britain" 1959-1969, D.R. Croome, H.G. Johnson (eds.), (Oxford University Press, 1970) The demand for money, expectations and short and long rates, in "Value, capital and growth", J.N. Wolfe (ed.), (Edinburgh University Press, 1968). Part 2 Money and business cycle: Money in boom and slump, (IEA Hobart paper, Institute of economic affairs, 1971) Consistent expectations, distributed lags and quantity theory, (Economic journal, 1971) Real balances and output - a productivity model of a monetary economy, L. McGregor in "Econometric studies of macro and monetary relations", A.A. Powell, R. Williams (eds.), (North Holland, 1971). Part 3 Political economy: Macroeconomic models and policy in Britain, in "Frontiers of econometrics", M. Intrilligator (ed.), (North Holland, 1977) Economists and the British economy, (IEA occasional paper, Institute of economic affairs, 1978) The United Kingdom - political economy and macroeconomics, (Carnegie-Rochester conference on public policy, 1984) Consumption, savings and the multiplier, in Keynes's "General theory" fifty years on - its relevance and irrelevance to modern times, J. Burton (ed.), (Institute for economic affairs, 1986) Monetary and fiscal policy in the UK, in "Keynes and economic policy", W. Eltis, P. Sinclair (eds.), (Macmillan/NEDO, 1988) Supply side policies - the lessons from the UK in "A supply side agenda for Germany), G. Fels and G.M. von Furstenberg (eds.) (Springer Verlag, 1989) Walters critique, in "New Palgrave dictionary of money and finance, (Macmillan, 1992) Currency boards, in "New Palgrave dictionary of economics", (Macmillan, 1991) Money, narrow or broad? (The review of policy issues, 1995).
By KG P. MATTHEWS as sterling really overvalued in I925 at the prewar parity of $4.86? Such W a q... more By KG P. MATTHEWS as sterling really overvalued in I925 at the prewar parity of $4.86? Such W a ques' tion besides having fairly strong ideological connotations is one that lies at the foundations of the Keynesian view of the interwar depression. The evidence for an ...
... The case of cheap money and the housing boom highlighted by Nevin (1 955) is one that &... more ... The case of cheap money and the housing boom highlighted by Nevin (1 955) is one that 'is not at odds with the alternative view that consumer durables expenditure led the recovery (see ... Expected inflation was generated as an instrumental variable, as in McCallum (1976). ...
Was sterling overvalued in 1 p 5 ? A reply and further evidence By K.G.P. MATTHEWS edmond objects... more Was sterling overvalued in 1 p 5 ? A reply and further evidence By K.G.P. MATTHEWS edmond objects to my conclusion' that the pound was not overvalued ' Matthews, 'Was sterling overvalued?'.
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