Money, Distribution and Economic Policy Alternatives to Orthodox Macroeconomics
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Biographical note
Edited by Eckhard Hein, Professor of Economics, Institute for International Political Economy, Berlin School of Economics and Law and Achim Truger, Professor of Economics, Berlin School of Economics and Law, Germany<i>'Empirical content is refreshingly prominent in the majority of the essays on the role of money, the impact of distribution, and the effects of policy. . . the volume as a whole should be of interest to (and deserves to be read by) both professionals and advanced students who are looking for a comprehensive introduction to the method, theory and application of heterodox macroeconomics.'</i>
- Mark Setteifield, Economic Issues,
<i>'This book accomplishes its goals and it is strongly recommended for heterodox economists interested in issues of money, distribution, and economic policy in developed countries, mainly in Europe.'</i>
- Marcelo Milan, Review of Keynsian Economics, Inaugural Issue,
<i>'. . . this volume provides valuable insights for those who are interested in modern macroeconomics.'</i>
- Lena Vogel, Intervention,
<i>'This book provides powerful insights for heterodox economists that have not been previously explored. Most chapters, as outlined above, are highly original and altogether underscore the importance and relevance of heterodox theory as a reflection of the "real world."'</i>
- Sara Hsu, Heterodox Economics Newsletter,
- the development of heterodox theory
- the role of money in macroeconomics
- the relationship between distribution and aggregate demand
- macroeconomic policy issues from a broader heterodox perspective.
This study will appeal to scholars, researchers and postgraduate students of macroeconomics and economic policy, money and banking and Post-Keynesian economics.