01523    a2200181   45000010006000000050017000060080041000230030015000640400040000790800075001192450115001942640036003093000019003455050851003640410008012151000019012238560099012424729020260407155740.0260407a1994    arg                 spa dAR-UNSa-BCEJYS  aAR-UNSa-BCEJYSbspacAR-UNSa-BCEJYS  a330.834xKeynes y el keynesianismo. Neokeynesianismo. Poskeynesianismo10aPost Keynesian Macroeconomic TheorypA foundation for successful economic police for the Twenty- first Century 1aAldershot :bEdward Elgarc1994  a309 p.c24 cm.  a1. The background for Keynes´s revolution - 2. The essential difference between the general theory and the classical system - 3. Expenditures related to income: Keynes´s D category - 4. Investment spending - 5. Goverment and the level of output - 6. Money and uncertainty - 7. Liquidity preference-the demand for money - 8. The finance motive and the interdependence of the real and monetary sectors - 9. Three views of inflation - 10. Keynes´s aggregate supply and demand analysis - 11. The demand ans supply of labour - 12. Money in an international setting - 13. Trade imbalances  and international payments - 14. International liquidity and exchange rate stability - 15. Financing the wealth of nations - 16. Export-led growth and a proposal for an international payments scheme - 17. Epilogue: truth in labelling and economic textbooks -   aspa1 aDavidson, Paul41uhttps://www.biblioeco.unsa.edu.ar/pmb/images/libros/L127471.jpgyImagen de portadaqimage/jpeg