Keynes, Uncertainty and the Global Economy

Abstract

Introduction, Sheila Dow and John Hillard the microeconomic foundations of Keynesian economics, Athol Fitzgibbons Keynes's microeconomics - some lessons, Piero V. Mini market structure, uncertainty and unemployment, Malcolm Sawyer and Nina Shapiro Keynes's theory of investment and necessary compromise, Victoria Chick some elements of a post Keynesian labour economics, John E. King uncertainty, rationality and learning - a Keynesian perspective, Allessandro Vercelli organicism, uncertainty and societal interactionism - a Derridean perspective, Man-Seop Park and Serap Kayatekin classical liberalism in an environment of rational choice involving commitment and security as well as greed, M.C. Howard and R.C. Kumar some notes on the monetary debate within the post Keynesian school, Giuseppe Fontana speculation and reasonableness - a non-Bayesian theory of rationality, Anna Carabelli the Maastricht Treaty - unemployment, competitiveness and distribution, Jesper Jespersen policies for fighting speculation in foreign exchange markets - the Tobin tax versus Keynes's views, Paul Davidson an evaluation of the Tobin transactions tax, Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer Say's law in the open economy - Keynes's rejection of the theory of comparative advantage, William Milberg.

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