Like other bibliographies I have done, this one is a work in progress. I have tried to concentrate on recent literature below.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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I would suggest McCombie and Thirlwall's 1994 book on the BOP constraint, and any of Lance Taylor's manuals, the former using Kaldorian models and the latter more Kaleckian (as they have been called). In the latters group Foley and Michl's Growth and Distribution. I prefer a definition of post-Keynesians that includes classical political economy, so my preferred book would be by Bortis (Institutions, behaviour and economic theory). My syllabus is here http://www.urpe.org/res/syl/sylMVernengo7008.pdf
ReplyDeleteHey! I see Kaldor on that list!
ReplyDeleteKaldor became a Post-Keynesian? I had no idea. I just knew that he was one of Hayek's LSE allies, and was far more of a Hayekian true believer than your standard Cafe Hayek poster. I have seen a few letters written by him.
That must have been a big conversion. Did his politics change along with his economics? Or was it only his economics that changed?
Kaldor became a Keynesian by the late 1930s, and then a leading Post Keynesian after the war. His early work was refutations of Hayek's trade cycle theory:
ReplyDeleteKaldor, N. 1939. “Capital Intensity and the Trade Cycle,” Economica n.s. 6.21: 40–66.
Kaldor, N. 1940. “The Trade Cycle and Capital Intensity: A Reply,” Economica n.s. 7.25: 16–22.
Kaldor, N. 1942. “Professor Hayek and the Concertina-Effect,” Economica n.s. 9.36: 359–382.
His later writings included work on economic growth theory, and fierce critiques of Milton Friedman's monetarism:
The Scourge of Monetarism, 1982.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Kaldor
Kaldor even tried to convince his former teacher Hayek to accept and implement the Keynsian framework i know,but with no success.And post-Keynsians it´s hard to draw any hardline to narrow "schools".Abba Lerner must be considered one and William Vickrey Nobel-lauretate 1996 could as well be called a post-Keynsian and into some extent both John. Kenneth Galbraith and Gunnar Myrdal and others
ReplyDeletecould to large extent fit in the view of post-Keynsians .Labeling is always hard, and one may hope that the very inspiring post-Keynsian thought not became a church as the Austrian school or Chicago-school and other more excluding cultist club.It would be very sorry in that case.