Capital and Employment. A Study of Keynes's Economics

Content: 
STUDIES IN POLITICAL ECONOMY, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Series Editor's Preface, Pages v-vii
Preface, Page ix
I - INTRODUCTION, Pages 1-8
II - PRELIMINARY DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS, Pages 9-15
III - THE TRADITIONAL LONG-PERIOD METHOD OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS, Pages 19-34
IV - THEORETICAL SYSTEMS AND THE LONG-PERIOD METHOD, Pages 35-58
V - THE ANALYSIS OF DEVIATIONS FROM LONG-PERIOD POSITIONS, Pages 59-76
VI - THE PRINCIPLE OF EFFECTIVE DEMAND: THE POSITIVE PART OF THE GENERAL THEORY, Pages 77-101
VII - THE THEORY OF CAPITAL AND THE THEORY OF EMPLOYMENT: THE NEGATIVE PART OF THE GENERAL THEORY, Pages 102-124
VIII - THE METHOD OF ‘INTERTEMPORAL EQUILIBRIUM’, Pages 125-142
IX - UNCERTAINTY AND EXPECTATIONS, Pages 143-152
X - THE METHOD OF ANALYSIS IN THE TREATISE AND THE GENERAL THEORY, Pages 155-178
XI - THE THEORETICAL SYSTEM OF THE TREATISE VERSUS THE GENERAL THEORY, Pages 179-188
Appendix 1 - NATURAL PRICES, PERSISTENT FORCES AND THE CONCEPT OF SELF-ADJUSTMENT, Pages 189-192
Appendix 2 - NOTES ON ‘STOCKS AND FLOWS’, ‘SUPPLY-PRICE’ AND ‘QUASI-RENT’, Pages 193-197
REFERENCES, Pages 198-207
INDEX, Pages 209-217