Shaking the Invisible Hand

Part I. Complexity and Economics

1. Marshall’s Tides
Basil John Moore

2. Complexity and Contingency
Basil John Moore

3. Chaos Theory: Unpredictable Order in Chaos
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4. Econometrics, Data Mining, the Absence of a Stable Structure and the Pervasiveness of Contingency
Basil John Moore

5. The Implications of Complexity for Economic Analysis
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Part 2. Some Thoughts on Economic Data and National Income Accounting

6. Sorites’ Paradox: the “Looseness” of Economic Concepts
Basil John Moore

7. Saving is the Accounting Record of Investment
Basil John Moore

8. Capital Gains: Towards a Hicksian Definition of Income
Basil John Moore

Part 3. The Endogeneity of Money and Exogeneity of Interest Rates

9. The Endogeneity of Credit Money
Basil John Moore

10. Commercial Bank Intermediation
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11. The Exogeneity of Interest Rates
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Part 4. The Determination of Prices, Output, and Growth Rates

12. Markup Pricing and the Aggregate Supply Relationship
Basil John Moore

13. The “Raffishness” of Mainstream Macroeconomics: a Post Keynesian Critique
Basil John Moore

14. Interest Rates and Aggregate Demand
Basil John Moore

15. Monetary Policy: Non-Volitional and Volitional Saving
Basil John Moore

16. The Monetary Transmission Process
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17. Using National Currencies in International Trade: The Case for Fixed Exchange Rates
Basil John Moore

Part 5. Open Economy Considerations

18. Using National Currencies in International Transactions: The Case for Flexible Exchange Rates
Basil John Moore

19. Using a Common Currency in International Transactions: The Post Keynesian Case for No Exchange Rates
Basil John Moore

20. Financial Barriers to Demand-led Growth
Basil John Moore

Keywords: Economics, Macroeconomics/Monetary Economics//Financial Economics, Development Economics