[eng] This doctoral thesis studies economic growth through the principle of effective demand. Effective demand is not "just any" demand, it is the demand capable of paying normal prices (those prices that allow the reproduction of goods). This implies that it is not possible to study effective demand without, in parallel, having a price theory that is compatible with it. We consider that non-capacity-generating autonomous demand-led growth models, such as the Sraffian Supermultiplier (SSM) and some variants of the neo-Kaleckian model, consistently analyze economic growth through the principle of effective demand. According to these models, in the long run, effective demand determines normal productive capacity, while non-capacity-generatin...
Incomes that are received by economic agents by means of selling part of their stocks in commodities...
Consultable des del TDXTítol obtingut de la portada digitalitzadaEl objetivo de esta tesis es la de ...
This article presents the principal ideas of two paradigms in Economics that, directly or indirectly...
Los modelos estándar de la teoría del crecimiento privilegian el papel del ahorro como explicación c...
Esta tesis consta de tres capítulos vagamente conectados, cada uno de ellos analizando una cuestión ...
Esta tesis consta de tres capítulos vagamente conectados, cada uno de ellos analizando una cuestión ...
Different keynesian models of output and employment determination are examined in this essay: from s...
The thesis studies three distinct issues in monetary economics using a common dynamic general equili...
The thesis studies three distinct issues in monetary economics using a common dynamic general equili...
One remarkable aspect of modern heterodox theory is the detachment between demand-led growth models ...
Macroeconomics according to most texts almost unanimously adopts a "demand side" approach, according...
One remarkable aspect of modern heterodox theory is the detachment between demand-led growth models ...
One remarkable aspect of modern heterodox theory is the detachment between demand-led growth models ...
Incomes that are received by economic agents by means of selling part of their stocks in commodities...
Keynes placed the onus on the classical economists to justify their assumptions that an economic sys...
Incomes that are received by economic agents by means of selling part of their stocks in commodities...
Consultable des del TDXTítol obtingut de la portada digitalitzadaEl objetivo de esta tesis es la de ...
This article presents the principal ideas of two paradigms in Economics that, directly or indirectly...
Los modelos estándar de la teoría del crecimiento privilegian el papel del ahorro como explicación c...
Esta tesis consta de tres capítulos vagamente conectados, cada uno de ellos analizando una cuestión ...
Esta tesis consta de tres capítulos vagamente conectados, cada uno de ellos analizando una cuestión ...
Different keynesian models of output and employment determination are examined in this essay: from s...
The thesis studies three distinct issues in monetary economics using a common dynamic general equili...
The thesis studies three distinct issues in monetary economics using a common dynamic general equili...
One remarkable aspect of modern heterodox theory is the detachment between demand-led growth models ...
Macroeconomics according to most texts almost unanimously adopts a "demand side" approach, according...
One remarkable aspect of modern heterodox theory is the detachment between demand-led growth models ...
One remarkable aspect of modern heterodox theory is the detachment between demand-led growth models ...
Incomes that are received by economic agents by means of selling part of their stocks in commodities...
Keynes placed the onus on the classical economists to justify their assumptions that an economic sys...
Incomes that are received by economic agents by means of selling part of their stocks in commodities...
Consultable des del TDXTítol obtingut de la portada digitalitzadaEl objetivo de esta tesis es la de ...
This article presents the principal ideas of two paradigms in Economics that, directly or indirectly...