The Economics of Keynes in Historical Context

1. Motivation: Approaching the General Theory Historically
Michael S. Lawlor

2. Methodological Stance: The Marshallian Structure of the General Theory
Michael S. Lawlor

3. Overview
Michael S. Lawlor

Part I. Keynes, Cambridge and the Economics of Employment

4. Introduction: Keynes, the General Theory and the Labor Market
Michael S. Lawlor

5. The “Late Victorian” Intellectual Context of Marshall’s Labor Market Views
Michael S. Lawlor

6. The Treatment of Labor Markets in Marshallian Economics
Michael S. Lawlor

7. Keynes and the Labor Market
Michael S. Lawlor

Part II. A Philosopher and a Speculator

8. Looking Backward from the General Theory: On the Historical Origins of Keynes’s Financial Market Views
Michael S. Lawlor

9. Stock Equilibrium in Asset Markets and “The Folly of Amateur Speculators”: The Marshallian Setting
Michael S. Lawlor

10. The Evolution of Keynes’s Views on Asset Markets and Speculation
Michael S. Lawlor

Part III. “Shifting Equilibria” in a Monetary Economy

11. The Development of Cambridge Monetary Thought 1870–1935
Michael S. Lawlor

12. Keynes’s Development as a Cambridge Monetary Theorist
Michael S. Lawlor

13. Sraffa and Hayek on “Own-Rates of Interest”
Michael S. Lawlor

14. Keynes: “The Essential Properties of Interest and Money”
Michael S. Lawlor

15. “Natural Rate” Mutations: Keynes, Leijonhufvud and the Wicksell Connection
Michael S. Lawlor

Keywords: Economics, Methodology/History of Economic Thought, Macroeconomics/Monetary Economics//Financial Economics, Economic Theory/Quantitative Economics/Mathematical Methods, Economic History, Intellectual Studies