POST KEYNESIAN PRICE THEORY, IMPERFECT COMPETITION AND THE INSTITUTIONNALIST CONNECTION

Very preliminary draft, do not quote without permission2 The aim of the paper is to provide a particular view on the history of thought on prices in Post Keynesian economics. Based on the works of Keynes, Robinson, Kalecki and Means, the article shows that the Post Keynesian price theory followed a specific evolution based on a freeing from marginalist tools and on a connection with the institutionnalist theory. This leads to a reconsideration of what is the Post Keynesian legacy in terms of price theory