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Beteilige Person:	Nell, Edward J. 1935- (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Cambridge [u.a.] Cambridge Univ. Press 1998
Ausgabe:	1. publ.
Schlagwörter:	crescita economica - teoria Wirtschaftsentwicklung Keynesian economics Economic development Wirtschaftswachstum Wachstumstheorie Neokeynesianismus
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adam_text	The general theory of transformational growth Keynes after Sraffa EDWARD J NELL The New School for Social Research CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS CONTENTS Extended table of contents page ix Preface xxi Acknowledgments xxvii Part I History or equilibrium? 1 1 The idea of Transformational Growth 3 2 The stylized facts of the old business cycle and the new 37 Part II Method and approach: the active mind 71 3 Conceptual truths and empirical observations 75 4 Rationality, structure, and behavior 106 Part m Money and the Golden Rule 149 5 Circulation and production: the need for money 152 Appendix: Recent theories of circulation 206 6 Circulation and instability: the supply of money 216 Part IV The wage-profit trade-off 289 7 The Classical system: the Golden Rule, labor, and the wage-profit trade-off 292 Appendix: A numerical example 351 8 The Classical system: gravitation and market adjustment 360 9 Cycles and growth: market adjustment in Craft conditions 410 Part V Investment and Mass Production 465 10 Demand growth, pricing, and investment plans 467 11 Inflation, employment, and market adjustment in Mass Production 545 Appendix: Stability of the modes of operation 602 Part VI Money and fluctuations in the modern economy 611 12 Money and interest in the Keynesian system 613 13 Growth and cycles: financially constrained instability under Mass Production 654 vn viii Contents Conclusions 715 14 Keynesian themes on Classical grounds 717 Bibliography 747 Index 766 EXTENDED TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface page xxi Acknowledgments xxvii Part I History or equilibrium? 1 1 The idea of Transformational Growth 3 The nature of markets • 5 From natural order to progress 9 The condition of natural order 10 The condition of regular progress 11 Defining Transformational Growth 12 The double nature of Transformational Growth 19 Stages in transformational development 20 The period of early industry: artisan shops, traditional agriculture (AS/TA) 22 Craft-based factories and mechanized agriculture (CBF/MA) 24 Mass Production and corporate agriculture (MP/CA) 26 Computerized production and bio-tech agriculture (CP/BA) 28 The behavior of markets: stylized facts in each era 29 Two patterns of growth 30 Implications for economic theory 34 Conclusions 36 2 The stylized facts of the old business cycle and the new 37 Stylized facts 39 The old trade cycle 41 Prices and money wages 41 Employment, output, and real wages 42 Productivity and output 43 Money and interest 44 Business organization, finance, and the state 45 World trade and investment 46 The character of the cycle 46 The new trade cycle 47 ix Contents Prices amd money wages Employment, output, and real wages Productivity and output Money and interest Business organization, finance, and the state World trade and investment The character of the cycle Summary Structural differences Price versus quantity adjustments Market adjustment in the pre-World War I era Market adjustment in the post-World War II era Changes in technology Some implications for current debates Contemporary schools of thought The New Keynesians The New Classicals The post-Keynesians The neo-Ricardians The cyclical amplitudes debates Conclusions Part II Method and approach: the active mind 3 Conceptual truths and empirical observations Introduction Methodology and falsification Approaches to falsification Method, individuals, and wholes The critique of the Principle of Falsification PF as a prescription Summing up Conceptual analysis and method The pragmatist s reply Conceptual truths in economics Interpreting conceptual truths Conceptual truths and armchair empiricism Method in economics Fieldwork Conclusions 4 Rationality, structure, and behavior Fieldwork Individuals and institutions Contents xi Fieldwork and structure: the context of behavior 110 Fieldwork and behavior 112 Modeling behavior and structure 113 Model-building 113 Stimulus-response models 115 Models of structure 119 A comparison of Neo-classical behavioral and Classical structural models 121 The dependence of behavior on structure 124 Types of models 126 The nature and function of the market 131 Uncertainty 135 Expectations 138 Against equilibrium 141 Transformational Growth 144 Part HI Money and the Golden Rule 149 5 Circulation and production: the need for money 152 Basic concepts 152 The functions of money 154 Money and credit 159 Competition and innovation 160 Patterns of circulation 162 Pre-capitalist circulation 163 Partial circulation: the exchange circuit 163 Interdependence and production 166 Elementary complete circulation: the two-sector no-surplus production economy 169 Price equations 170 Quantity equations 171 The circuit of money in the no-surplus economy 173 Fully developed, complete circulation: the Mercantilist circuit 178 The emergence of a surplus 179 Primitive duality: the late feudal system 182 Developed duality: Mercantilism 183 The circulation of surplus value 185 Merchant earnings 187 Capitalist circulation I: profits and growth 188 The capitalist production circuit 188 Equations 189 The Golden Rule 193 xii Contents The circuit of profits 194 Variations: banking and services 197 Capitalist circulation II: the modern economy 198 The circulation of fixed capital 199 Money, capital, and the sinking fund 201 Continuous production and circulation 203 Conclusions 205 Appendix: Recent theories of circulation 206 6 Circulation and instability: the supply of money 216 The quantity and value of money 217 Pre-capitalist conditions 217 Costs of a metallic monetary system in primitive conditions 218 Late feudalism: the primitive dual 219 Mercantilism: the developed dual 221 The evolution of capitalist money 221 Money 222 Metallic money for the capitalist circuit 223 Paper money 223 Bank deposits 227 The pattern of circulation 228 The real money wage and the fiat money wage 229 The required quantity of money 232 The value of money 233 Banking and changes in distribution 235 Additional remarks 236 Digression: distribution and the quantity theory 238 An implication of the theory of monetary circulation 241 The potential for instability 246 Hoarding and instability on the exchange circuit 247 Hoarding and regime instability 249 The role of the Mint 252 Metallic currency: export adjustment 253 Metallic currency: specie-flow and balance of payments 255 Paper instability 257 Banking and the Central Bank 259 Digression: a New Monetary Economics? 261 Financial markets and the financial circuit 263 Financial markets 263 The financial circuit 263 Speculation and growth stocks 264 Funds for production, funds for finance 266 Contents xiii Capital arbitrage and the Extended Golden Rule 266 Stability and monetary growth 268 Rates of profit, growth, and interest in Craft economies 270 Rates of growth and rates of interest in Mass Production 271 Unbalanced growth 275 A table of capital arbitrage relationships 278 Implications of the Extended Golden Rule for the monetary system 279 Empirical issues and policy 281 Conclusion: the significance of circulation analysis 283 Part IV The wage-profit trade-off 289 7 The Classical system: The Golden Rule, labor, and the wage-profit trade-off 292 Wages and labor 293 Alternative concepts of the wage 293 Heterogeneous labor 295 Attempts to define the Quantity of Labor 297 Defining the wage as a ratio 300 Competition and net pay 302 Duality, the Golden Rule, and the wage-profit trade-off 304 The system 305 The wage bill in capital goods, in relation to capital requirements in consumer goods 307 Technical progress 308 The wage rate and the profit rate 315 The maximum rate of profit and the corresponding rate of growth 317 Constructing the trade-off 325 Extension to fixed capital 329 Issues and implications 337 The uniform system when production speeds change nonuniformly 338 Relation to the market 339 Productivity versus change of technique 341 Wages and consumption, profits and growth 342 Relation to macroeconomics 345 Relation to the Theory of Circulation 347 Significance 349 Appendix: A numerical example 351 8 The Classical system: gravitation and market adjustment 360 Normal prices 361 xiv Contents The topic of gravitation 361 Lifting the veil of barter 363 Observing normal prices 364 Price formation 366 Investment, the rate of interest, and the rate of profit 368 Gravitation and price flexibility 371 Convergence 372 An intuitive account of convergence 374 A formal model of gravitation 375 Extending the approach 380 Gravitation and historical conditions 381 Gravitation and Classical price mechanisms 381 Implications 382 The cross-dual model and Craft conditions 383 Convergence in early capitalist economies 389 The Classical equations and Mass Production 391 Keynesian investment and long-period positions 391 Benchmark prices 394 Technical change and the Classical equations 395 Choice of technique 397 Understanding the Classical equations in a modern economy 402 Method 408 9 Cycles and growth: market adjustment in Craft conditions 410 Trends and transitions 410 Innovation: Craft to Mass Production 414 The early cycle and the Craft economy 416 Growth and the labor market in early Craft conditions 418 A special case: r=w 421 Market adjustments of the real money wage 422 The price level 427 Machinery and the Golden Rule 427 The General Law of Capitalist Accumulation - revised 429 Marshallian adjustment 431 The advantages of flexibility 431 The optimal size of the firm 433 Finance and savings in the Craft-factory economy 435 The marginal efficiency of capital schedule 436 Shifting the marginal efficiency curve in the short run 438 Construction of demand and supply curves 440 Household spending 441 A shift in saving 442 Contents xv Responses of production 442 A shift in production at the margin 445 Aggregate employment and marginal productivity 449 The Marshallian production function 449 Craft-like technology 451 Cost curves 453 Productivity 458 Notes on the cycle 458 Conclusion 459 Conclusion: the pressures for change 459 Part V Investment and Mass Production 465 10 Demand growth, pricing, and investment plans 467 Growth and demand 468 Demand and prices 468 Normal growth 476 Growth of demand scenarios 479 Normal growth: explaining the trend 482 An objection: capacity utilization rates can differ 485 Why capacity utilization rates differ 487 A complication: the Harrod problem 490 Digression: further objections 492 Optimal size and output elasticity 493 Benchmark pricing and normal growth 495 Balancing net revenue and required revenue 499 Borrowing 503 Determining the benchmark price 505 Benchmark prices and market conditions 508 Competitive strategy 508 The customer attraction function 509 Competing for customers 511 Price stability when demand varies 513 Price increases 514 The customer attraction matrix 515 The instability of perfect competition 516 Investment in consumer loyalty 517 A classification of markets 519 Financial competition and product differentiation 520 Investment and entry 522 Rising supply price 525 Pricing in administered markets 527 Corporate pricing and investment decisions 527 xvi Contents Established and new markets 527 The supply of finance for growth 531 External finance 534 Growth and sales investment 534 Choice of technique 536 Impact of exchange rate changes 537 Temporary or cyclical variations in demand 539 Product cycles 541 Conclusions 542 11 Inflation, employment, and market adjustment in Mass Production 545 Demand equilibrium in Mass Production 545 Demand and quantity constraints 548 Are there effective aggregate constraints? 549 Shortages and demand 551 Demand pressure and market adjustment 552 The elasticity of consumption with respect to investment 553 Adjustment in the simple case: alternative theories 556 Multiplier analysis of employment 560 The multiplier and the elasticity of consumption 562 Expenditure and the terms of participation 564 Investment and capacity utilization 568 A tendency to overbuild 568 Reorganizational investment 570 Investment decisions and investment spending 571 Investment functions 572 Labor and productivity 573 The labor market 573 Mass Production and productivity bargaining over money wages 575 Cutting money wages 576 Downsizing and productivity changes: blue- and white-collar labor 577 Inflation 580 Low-level inflation and productivity bargaining 580 Burden-shifting inflation 582 Inflation and unemployment 585 Technology and social organization: capitalism and socialism 587 Incentives and the mode of operation 587 Modes of operation 590 Contents xvii Characteristic incentive patterns 590 Multiplier analysis 594 Relation to the warranted rate of growth 599 Implications 600 Conclusions 601 Appendix: Stability of the modes of operation 602 Part VI Money and fluctuations in the modern economy 611 12 Money and interest in the Keynesian system 613 The later Craft-based economy: Keynes on Marshallian foundations 614 Marginal productivity in an economy with slowly adjusting employment 615 Effective demand and the elasticity of employment 616 Digression: a critique of Keynes s aggregate demand and supply 618 A Keynesian model 621 Equations 622 Solutions 625 An example 626 Unemployment and money wages 627 Profit adjustments: intuitive dynamics 628 The question of labor supply 630 The Classical dichotomy 631 Conclusions 633 Investment and production in the neo-Classical synthesis 634 Traditional macroeconomic theory 635 Marginal productivity theory 639 A simple diagram 640 Revising the A, B, C model 641 An inconsistency 642 The rate of profit and the rate of interest 644 Alternative approaches to the problem 645 Toward a new approach 650 Afterword: the New Keynesians 652 13 Growth and cycles: financially constrained instability under Mass Production 654 The changing character of the business cycles -655 Expectations and confidence 656 Procyclical movements 657 Changes in the status positions of decision-makers 658 xviii Contents Circulation and financial markets Components of a model of the new business cycle Investment: decisions versus spending Investment: increasing risk The rate of growth and the rate of interest Investment: money and the banking system The fragility of financial institutions Inflation Interest rates and growth: two regimes The cycle in a Mass Production economy The basic pattern of the cycle Shift factors affecting the rE and IF Phases of the cycle Remarks The role of financial markets The cycle in the two regimes Interaction between i and g The shape of the cycle The instability of i = g Globalization and stagnation The new world order The effects of free trade The austerity dilemma The impact of new production technologies Implications Toward the information economy Countercyclical policies Policy instruments Taxes Deficits The Golden Rule and a wealth tax Wages and incomes policies Controls Policy approaches Conclusions Conclusions 14 Keynesian themes on Classical grounds Keynes after Sraffa? Approaches to theory The Classical system: accumulation and profitability Institutions Contents xix The household and the market 723 The transformation of consumption 725 The transformation of production 729 Hierarchy, ownership, and the family 730 Ownership and control 732 Implications for the family 733 Transformational Growth and the state 734 New responsibilities for the state 737 Stages of Transformational Growth 739 Prospects: the future of the market 743 Effects of externalities 743 Growing dysfunctionality 745 Bibliography 747 Index 764
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