Contributions to Modern Economics

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Page vii
REMINISCENCES, Pages ix-xxii
1 - THE SECOND CRISIS OF ECONOMIC THEORY, Pages 1-13
2 - THE THEORY OF MONEY AND THE ANALYSIS OF OUTPUT, Pages 14-19
3 - OBSTACLES TO FULL EMPLOYMENT, Pages 20-28
4 - THE CONCEPT OF HOARDING, Pages 29-34
5 - THE RATE OF INTEREST, Pages 35-52
6 - KALECKI AND KEYNES, Pages 53-60
7 - MARX, MARSHALL AND KEYNES, Pages 61-75
8 - THE PRODUCTION FUNCTION AND THE THEORY OF CAPITAL, Pages 76-90
9 - PRE-KEYNESIAN THEORY AFTER KEYNES, Pages 91-102
10 - CAPITAL THEORY UP-TO-DATE, Pages 103-113
11 - THE MEANING OF CAPITAL, Pages 114-125
12 - HISTORY VERSUS EQUILIBRIUM, Pages 126-136
13 - A LECTURE DELIVERED AT OXFORD BY A CAMBRIDGE ECONOMIST, Pages 137-145
14 - THE PHILOSOPHY OF PRICES, Pages 146-165
15 - ‘IMPERFECT COMPETITION’ REVISITED, Pages 166-181
16 - THE THEORY OF VALUE RECONSIDERED, Pages 182-189
17 - BEGGAR-MY-NEIGHBOUR REMEDIES FOR UNEMPLOYMENT, Pages 190-200
18 - THE NEW MERCANTILISM, Pages 201-212
19 - THE NEED FOR A RECONSIDERATION OF THE THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE, Pages 213-222
20 - HAS CAPITALISM CHANGED?, Pages 223-228
21 - LATTER-DAY CAPITALISM, Pages 229-239
22 - SOCIALIST AFFLUENCE, Pages 240-253
23 - WHAT HAS BECOME OF EMPLOYMENT POLICY?, Pages 254-266
24 - BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, Pages 267-274