Macroeconomics

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION = 1
• 1.1 The rise and fall of the Keynesian revolution = 1
• 1.2 Eclecticism = 5
• CHAPTER 2 THE DEGREE OF UNEMPLOYMENT = 11
• 2.1 Mainstream theories of unemployment = 12
• 2.2 Mainstream views on government intervention = 18
• 2.3 Left-liberal views on unemployment = 22
• 2.4 The materialist conception of history = 29
• 2.5 The reserve army of the unemployed = 33
• 2.6 Conclusion = 37
• CHAPTER 3 GOVERNMENT ECONOMIC POLICIES = 39
• 3.1 Economic classes = 40
• 3.2 The managerial control thesis = 45
• 3.3 Government and the labor process = 49
• 3.4 "Old" versus "new" money = 55
• 3.5 Conclusion = 59
• CHAPTER 4 PRODUCTION, INCOME, AND SPENDING = 61
• 4.1 The measurement of GNP = 61
• 4.2 National income accounts = 70
• 4.3 Circular flows and economic models = 76
• 4.4 Conclusion = 91
• CHAPTER 5 SIMPLE MAINSTREAM MACROECONOMIC MODEL = 93
• 5.1 Equilibrium income determination = 93
• 5.2 The income multiplier = 97
• 5.3 Conclusion = 106
• CHAPTER 6 CONSUMPTION = 107
• 6.1 Shortrun versus longrun consumption schedule = 107
• 6.2 The permanent income hypothesis and economic policy = 112
• 6.3 The market interest rate and market expectations = 115
• 6.4 Evaluation of alternative theories of household behavior = 120
• 6.5 Conclusion = 122
• CHAPTER 7 INCOME DISTRIBUTION AND MACROECONOMICS = 123
• 7.1 The income shares hypothesis = 123
• 7.2 Income determination = 126
• 7.3 Implications of ISH = 131
• 7.4 Conclusion = 137
• APPENDIX = 139
• Prisoners' dilemma model = 139
• CHAPTER 8 THE GOVERNMENT SECTOR = 141
• 8.1 Simple model with a government sector = 142
• 8.2 Critical evaluation of discretionary fiscal policies = 144
• 8.3 Automatic stabilizers = 149
• 8.4 Budget surpluses = 152
• 8.5 The government balanced budget process = 154
• 8.6 Conclusion = 159
• CHAPTER 9 CAPITAL SPENDING, EQUILIBRIUM, AND THE INTEREST RATE = 161
• 9.1 Individualistic theory of investment = 161
• 9.2 Equilibrium income and the interest rate = 168
• 9.3 Conclusion = 173
• CHAPTER 10 THE MONEY MARKET = 175
• 10.1 The monetary policy advocacy model = 175
• 10.2 The Keynesian money market model = 184
• 10.3 Policy effectiveness in the Keynesian model = 189
• 10.4 The monetary-fiscal policy debate = 193
• 10.5 Conclusion = 197
• CHAPTER 11 MONETARY VERSUS FISCAL POLICY RECONSIDERED = 201
• 11.1 Developments in the demand for money = 202
• 11.2 Developments in the supply of money = 210
• 11.3 Spending and the interest rate = 215
• 11.4 Empirical evidence = 220
• 11.5 Conclusion = 223
• CHAPTER 12 PRICE FLEXIBILITY AND A SELF-CORRECTING ECONOMY = 225
• 12.1 The laissez-faire model = 225
• 12.2 Mainstream liberal models of price adjustments = 231
• 12.3 Criticisms of the deflation process = 233
• 12.4 Conclusion = 239
• CHAPTER 13 STRUCTURALIST MODELS OF CAPITAL SPENDING = 243
• 13.1 Acceleration model = 243
• 13.2 Kondratieff cycles = 253
• 13.3 Galbraith's theory of capital spending = 261
• 13.4 Conclusion = 266
• CHAPTER 14 ECONOMIC GROWTH = 271
• 14.1 Balanced growth requirements = 272
• 14.2 Applications = 278
• 14.3 Alternative views of growth = 281
• 14.4 Conclusion = 285
• APPENDIX = 287
• Neo-classical growth model = 287
• CHAPTER 15 THE MARXIAN CONCEPTION OF COMPETITION = 289
• 15.1 Human liberation = 290
• 15.2 Marxian concept of competition = 296
• 15.3 Alienation and capitalism = 300
• 15.4 Specialization and capitalism = 302
• 15.5 Conclusion = 308
• CHAPTER 16 MARXIAN CRISIS THEORY = 311
• 16.1 An overview of marxian crisis theory = 312
• 16.2 The marxian economic model = 315
• 16.3 Marxian theories of the short cycle = 323
• 16.4 The falling rate of profit and economic crises = 331
• 16.5 Conclusion = 337
• CHAPTER 17 RADICAL INTERPRETATION OF ECONOMIC EVENTS DURING THE 1970s = 339
• 17.1 Decline of the U.S. corporate profit rate = 339
• 17.2 Corporate strategies to correct the profit rate decline = 344
• 17.3 Conclusion = 352
• CHAPTER 18 NEO-MARXIAN UNDERCONSUMPTIONS MODELS = 353
• 18.1 History of underconsumptionist theories = 354
• 18.2 Baran and Sweezy : Contemporary underconsumptionists = 360
• 18.3 Conclusion = 369
• APPENDIX = 371
• Marxian reproduction model = 371
• CHAPTER 19 THEORIES OF INFLATION = 375
• 19.1 Aggregate schedules and the general price level = 376
• 19.2 Left-liberal explanations of inflation = 383
• 19.3 Critiques of the left-liberal viewpoint = 391
• 19.4 Conclusion = 398
• CHAPTER 20 INFLATION : ECONOMIC EFFECTS AND CORRECTIVE POLICIES = 401
• 20.1 The economic effects of inflation = 402
• 20.2 Incomes policies = 407
• 20.3 Conclusion = 413
• CHAPTER 21 SUMMARY AND CENTRAL THEMES = 415
• 21.1 General assessments of the economy = 415
• 21.2 The underlying structure of macro-models = 423
• 21.3 Eclecticism and the study of economics = 428
• GUIDE TO SYMBOLS = 431
• INDEX = 435